While I suspect many of our London readers had ventured into Camden to watch Alcest play to a sell-out crowd of beard-stroking, black-rimmed glasses wearing hipsters who read about them in the Guardian, I had to go one better. I… Continue Reading →
This album has been hyped up for a while as being another project to feature the talents of one Mr Kvaforth (Shining). While it can’t quite accurately be described as a black metal supergroup, it does play out rather like… Continue Reading →
This film came to my attention through a worthwhile facebook group dedicated to promoting the sickest films from around the world (link at bottom for those who are interested), and as the Australasian continent seems to be doing some interesting… Continue Reading →
Now on their fifth full-length album, Swallow The Sun have quickly become one of the most respectable names in Finnish doom, not to mention one of the most consistent acts around. In their twelve year career they have managed to… Continue Reading →
The last gig I attended in a church so I recall was when I sang in my junior school choir. Yes, houses of worship are not places I usually frequent and I never thought I would be seeing a band… Continue Reading →
Film: Calvaire Director: Fabrice Du Welz Year: 2004 There have been some great French language films in recent years and Fabrice Du Welz’s feature length debut is no exception (despite being Belgian!). The setting here is one you’ll probably be… Continue Reading →
Artist: Todesstoss Title: S/T and Sauglingshangwerk Aushilfsheins Type: 2x albums Label: Traumorgane Despite a string of past releases, German surrealist depressive black mentalists Todesstoss have previously slipped me by until these two albums landed in my post-box. The first… Continue Reading →
Film: The Clinic Director: James Rabbitts Some 18 months ago I watched a film by the name of The Horseman, and being too drunk to follow it, dismissed it as horse poop. A month back I finally got around… Continue Reading →
Film: The Woman Director: Lucky McGee Distribution: Revolver Entertainment The Woman is not the first Jack Ketchum novel to be transferred to screen and if you have seen The Lost (2006) and the particularly harrowing The Girl Next Door… Continue Reading →
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