A deeply shocking and unsettling film, sure to alienate many viewers, “Masking Threshold” nevertheless feels hard to ignore or dismiss. Austrian artistic polymath Johannes …continue reading Panic Fest: Masking Threshold (2021)
“Poern” (2015) is a bold undertaking combining literary inspiration with eroticism, but its focus is much more on skin than substance. From the directing …continue reading Sexy Sunday: Poern (2015)
A very nontraditional album, Clipping’s “Double Live” is as much about the communal experience of music as it is about the music itself. It’s …continue reading Now Hear This: Double Live (Clipping)
A beautiful tale of doomed love, “Origin of the Alimonies” is brilliantly done black metal with orchestral influences and blistering vocals. The mingling of …continue reading Now Hear This: Origin of the Alimonies (2020)
Nothing can prepare you for “The Wolf House” — a fairy tale within a fairy tale, made from the nightmares we only have in nightmares. …continue reading Shudder Sunday: The Wolf House (2018)
A new work from an absolute star of the experimental electronic world, this album’s wonderful beats and thought-provoking lyrics are only dampened by the fact that the former is almost lost amongst the latter.continue reading Now Hear This: Palimpsest (Lauren Bousfield)
An exhilarating but swampy experience, the debut record of heavy metal trio Sightless Pit will leave you disoriented and yearning. In an interview with …continue reading Now Hear This: Grave of A Dog (Sightless Pit)
