Espectrostatic interview with Alex Cuervo
When asked to define his music Alex Cuervo, aka one-man recording project Espectrostatic, simply says, “The quick and dirty reduction for non-music geeks is “Horror movie music”. If...
Jonathan Snipes/William Hutson – Room 237 Soundtrack (2014) review
Jonathan Snipes/William Hutson "Room 237 Soundtrack" (Death Waltz Recording Co., 2014) Before I get into the meat and potatoes of this review there’re just a few things that...
Shooting Guns – ‘WolfCop Original Soundtrack’ (2014)
If you were to tell me a few months ago that my choice for album of the year would be a soundtrack I’d have called you crazy… Come...
Red Sands – Red Sands (2014) review
Red Sands "Red Sands" (Electone, 2014) Released a good few months ago on the Electone label - home to Liverpool's The Wicked Whispers. Upon first listen to Red...
Jesus Sons – Better Times (2014) review
Jesus Sons "Better Times " (7” on Mock Records, 2014) Following on the heels of their multi-repressed self-titled album for Mock Records Jesus Sons are back with another...
Audio Attic Hideout & Witches Mark Zine
We started two more websites. Witches' Mark Zine will be dedicated to exploitation, horror and all kind of other film weirdness, and Audio Attic Hideout is a website...
Morgen, an interview with Steve Morgen
Native New Yorker Steve Morgen and the band which bore his surname recorded and released arguably the best heavy psychedelic rock album to come out of the United...
The Vickers – Ghosts (2014) review
The Vickers "Ghosts" (Inner Ear/Black Candy Records, 2014) I originally talked to The Vickers back in 2013 (Interview here) just after the release of their killer She’s Lost...
Cranium Pie – Mechanisms Part 2 (2015) review
Cranium Pie "Mechanisms Part 2" (Fruits de Mer, 2015) I have to open this review by confessing that while I...
Royal Pines interview with Joe Patt
I take comfort in knowing that the music I grew up with and love is still alive and well. When I first heard Royal Pines I wondered how...