Hacker Farm – U/H/F
Artist: Hacker Farm Label: Exotic Pylon Release Date: 12.10.12 Listening to U/H/F, while holed up in my attic bedroom watching Italian cannibal video nasties, a number of themes have become … Continue reading
Haunted Houses – A Fate Worse Than Death
Dark ambient/industrial project created in 2013. Thank you for visit my site,dark greetings from the world of spirits That’s all the information i have been able to dig up on … Continue reading
Horrorscores: Nate Young – Regression vol. 1 (iDeal Recordings, 2009)
Artist: Nate Young Label: iDeal Recordings Release Date: July, 2009 Soundtracks for imaginary films is one of the most common themes of ambient/experimental music, these days. Not tied down by … Continue reading
Experiencing the uncanny.
I found this mp3 on tumblr, a nice BBC Radio 4 Documentary on The Uncanny. As you may or not be aware, i’ve been writing a series of articles for … Continue reading
The untamed tree
Originally posted on freaky folk tales:
Last weekend, I visited Cambridge and became fascinated by this untamed tree that sits beneath the spires of King’s College. Age and the elements…
Single Of The Week: Magnus – Act Two
Artist: Magnus Release Date: 2.20.13 Label: Magnus genre: Techno, mnml, techhouse One of the movements of which we are primarily concerned is a burgeoning crop of stripped-down, brutalist Techno; characterized … Continue reading
Black Marble – A Different Arrangement
Artist: Black Marble Release Date: 10.9.12 Label: Hardly Art Here at Forestpunk, we are writing in real-time, trying our damnedest to keep head above water, in the antediluvian torrent of … Continue reading
HORRORSCORES: Yves Malone – Abysschoteque
Composer: Yves Malone Title: Abysscoteque Released: bandcamp, 2012 Here is an interesting anomaly, for this week’s edition of HORRORSCORES: a synthesized soundtrack for a film that never was. Although some … Continue reading
The New-ish Photo of Robert Johnson
also from http://laughtersounds.wordpress.com/ blues archaeology
Friendly Advice from Alan Bishop
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