“People like milky coffee. Why not put a little grease in your coffee?” Big Ronnie, The Greasy Strangler Death Waltz Editor’s Note: This was submitted a while ago. Like a while ago. It unfortunately got lost in the shuffle at some point, but I still wanted to publish. And it’s...
Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard lends her voice to the majestic choir Prophecy It took nearly three years to complete BooCheeMish, the newest album from The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices. Featuring Lisa Gerrard, singer for Dead Can Dance, the collaboration was previewed with a 7″ from Prophecy...
Throughout the history of London cassette label Spun Out of Control, Gavin Stoker and company have released faux soundtracks, actual soundtracks, ‘80s synthpop-inspired jams, and more. It’s a stylistically-diverse, yet thematically-linked set of cassettes, where even the liner notes on the J-cards...
Any stack of releases from Tidal Waves Music is bound to result in some amazing musical discoveries. The appeal of the reissue label is that so many of the albums they’re putting back out into the world are usually quite hard to track down. Even in the case of an internationally-renowned performer...
Kaiju homage and dance beats meet in ‘I Am Godzilla’ Burning Witches Damon Baxter, the man behind Deadly Avenger, has made his name in the film industry through trailer scores, which means condensing the atmosphere of a movie to roughly 90 seconds. So, it’s always been a surprise that...
The Great Sadness — Weep Self-released The Great Sadness is a punk-blues duo from Los Angeles, and while they’re good, the band unfortunately demonstrates the limitations of their particular form. Unless a duo such as theirs is using some really amazing looping techniques, or doubling up to provide...
