Picture the frozen winds of the Ice Age tearing across vast, wild plains. Imagine two giants—one with fangs like daggers, the ...

In the heart of wild places, there’s a drama that unfolds silently—one of pride, rivalry, and inheritance. Big cats like ...

Over a million species of animals and plants are now hanging by a thread, more than ever before in human history, says the ...

The Japanese sea lion, an aquatic mammal that vanished in the 1970s, was long considered a subspecies of the California sea lion. However, by 2003, scientific understanding shifted, and it is now ...

Hole PN-25-099 is the first indication at Tiger of broader widths of a Lion style polymetallic zone (14.3 meters @ 0.96% CuEqRec 1 including 6.0 meters @ 1.84% CuEqRec 1).

14 “Caspian Tiger” 15 “Mani’s 7 Books” 16 “Moon Voyager” 17 “Mare Nectaris” 18 “Mare Tranquillitatis” A Study Of Losses is out 4/18 via his own Pompeii. Pre-order it here.

Zach Condon has announced a new Beirut album, A Study of Losses, which will arrive on April 18 on his own Pompeii Records. The follow-up to 2023’s Hadsel, which spans 18 tracks, was originally ...

And now a breath of fresh air from our friend Zach Condon, best known as the musical mind behind Beirut. Addressing his concerns of preservation and impermanence, Condon wrote the song as part of a ...

He continued, “Ironic then, that I found Kompani Giraff’s project so enticing, and writing something for acrobats to perform so enjoyable. ‘Caspian Tiger’ was one of the first songs I wrote for the ...

Last fall, Beirut aka Zach Condon released Hadsel, his first new album in more than four years. In March of this year, Condon contributed trumpet to Efterklang’s “Getting Reminders.” Today ...

Beirut has shared a new song, “ Caspian Tiger,” originally written for the Swedish circus performance artists Kompani Giraff. Watch them bring it to life below.

Tickets go on sale Thursday, November 21 at 10 AM GMT, with presales starting Monday, November 18 at 10 AM GMT. He’s also shared a new single, “Caspian Tiger.” ...