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By - Kristi Houk Recommended if you like: Kate Bush, Bjork, Radiohead, Patti Smith Polly Jean Harvey doesn’t make the same record twice. Period. I feel the need to lead with that since there have been murmurings that her latest release, I Inside the Old Year Dying, doesn’t have enough grit as her earlier albums. Sure, this record may not have the same urgency as, say, Rid of Me (1993) […]
By - Gareth Jones For fans of Jacques Rivette, Jane Birkin, poetic and talkative cinema Jacques Rivette remains one of the titans of the French New Wave. Along with Jean-Luc Goddard, Francois Truffaut, and Eric Rohmer, Rivette started as a writer for Cahiers Du Cinema during the late 1950’s and went on to change the way cinema was seen and made. He made epic, lengthy examinations of humanity including the […]
Gareth's Picks Finding Vivian Maier (2013) A fascinating documentary about a hidden photographer discovered with a random storage mystery purchase. Now streaming on Amazon Prime. A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die (1967) A ridiculous but entertaining Spaghetti Western from 1967. Best if watched with a group of fellow fans. Now streaming on Tubi and YouTube. Craig's Picks Sing Street (2016) With the recession […]
She embodied beauty in the 1960's European erotic art cinema world, was the lover and collaborator with Serge Gainsbourg and even has the most famous designer bag named after her. She owned her quiet confidence and inspired and emboldened sexuality in women everywhere. At 20, Ms. Birkin appeared in Michelangelo Antonioni’s hit 1966 movie, “Blow Up” where she played a fashion model — the credits listed her as only The […]
July 14 2023 "Soft Like a Flower" by Cherry Glazerr from the upcoming album 'I Don't Want You Anymore', out September 29th on Secretly Canadian. Find out more about Cherry Glazer HERE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLoicc5EXgc Listen to all of our Songs of the Week HERE!
By - Jackie Lo For those that love: Bachelor, Jay Som, Grandaddy, Elliott Smith, Waxahatchee, Soccer Mommy The first song I ever heard from Palehound was “Holiest” off their Kitchen 7” back in 2014 and that one song made me an instant fan. Since then, their music has been a constant in my playlists with their 2015’s Dry Food, 2017’s A Place I’ll Always Go, 2019’s Black Friday, and Doomin’ […]
By - Gareth Jones For fans of Shinya Tsukamoto and his takes on violence and sexuality, new perspectives on the samurai genre Shinya Tsukamoto exploded into the cinematic world in 1989 with his shocking and innovative feature, Testuo: The Iron Man. Ever since then, he has continued to push boundaries of audience expectations and tolerance for representations for violence and sexuality. Killing is his sixteenth feature length film and his […]
By - Jason Hamric For fans of jumping up and down, spinning in circles, dancing and house parties After years of being bombarded with “perfect” sounding albums recorded with every bell and whistle one could possibly illegally download, and a decade of precisely tuned vocals and every drum replaced, Snõõper’s raw debut album Super Snõõper is a nice breath of fresh air pointy rock in the sole of your shoe! […]
By - Nick Adrian For fans of Wes Anderson, 50s sci-fi, and Wile E. Coyote/Road Runner cartoons There are only a few household name directors whose new film releases still feel like a major event, and Wes Anderson is a prime example. His unique and singular style (that’s been the source of inspiration for many a TikToker as of late - but don’t tell him that) only improves with each […]
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