Work your way back to the Indie Megabooth, a collection of more than 70 independently developed, artsier titles.
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For something a little bit artsier, there's "River" (Netflix), which is still brooding and serious but also more eccentric.
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Both independent, artsier movies that Scorsese likes and once-thought-to-be theatrical releases are being streamlined through streaming services.
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LYONS I like to look beyond the main categories, too, which is where you can see some of the artsier choices.
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And if this marks the beginning of Wayne's run as a prestige guest for the artsier/more experimental music world a la Andre 3000, that would be great.
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Citing influences from millennial screamo to the comparatively artsier metal of Swans, he played in a series of projects with his friend Dierks, a partnership that has lasted some two decades.
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"We get to push the envelope when we're designing for Instagram fashion shoots rather than purely product," he says, explaining how Instagram is Barbie's catwalk: an artsier, edgier platform geared more towards adult fans.
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Payne is artsier, though, which means a higher level of literary name-dropping — Joy and Alan's 16-year-old son, Tom (Joe Hurst), courts his high school crush using tickets to a Zadie Smith reading — and a more insistent focus on glum psychology and dark consequences.
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But now that everyone with a smartphone is a potential documentarian, Magnum's young members lean artsier: Alessandra Sanguinetti shoots the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France, after the terrorist attack there last summer, as a nearly abstract blackout; Paolo Pellegrin documents the refugee crisis in the Mediterranean by picturing not bodies, but waves.
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Honnêamise was Bandai Visual USA's boutique label that distributed deluxe editions of anime and artsier products. The label's namesake comes from Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise. The label was shut down on July 1, 2008 when Bandai Visual USA was absorbed into Bandai Entertainment. The label's releases were distributed by Geneon Entertainment USA and Image Entertainment.
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In his review for The Village Voice, Robert Christgau felt that the album eschewed the artsier tendencies of U2's previous work in favor of hooky pop songs and stated, "The feat's offhandedness is its most salient charm and nagging limitation. If I know anything, which with this band I never have, their best." AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine noted U2's return to "the generous spirit that flowed through their best '80s records" and called All That You Can't Leave Behind "a clever and craftsmanlike record, filled with nifty twists in the arrangements, small sonic details, and colors." USA Todays Edna Gundersen wrote that the band had distilled their previous experimentation "into smart accents and muted afterthoughts", resulting in a more organic record driven by "simplicity and soul", and The Guardians Adam Sweeting felt that they had "grasped the value of simplicity" and created their most accessible and emotional recording since Achtung Baby.
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