Return to Camp Blood: Friday the 13th Part 2 horror movie review
You’re all doomed! Return to Camp Blood with Friday The 13th Part 2, one of the finest in the franchise and one of the best horror sequels of all time. … Continue reading
Horrorscores: Klaus Morlock – Dead Maids Assembly
Enigmatic soundtrack composer Klaus Morlock returns with another unearthed lost soundtrack of pure proggy psychedelia from the archive with Dead Maids Assembly. In 1979, following the disappointing performance of Tony … Continue reading
Cigarettes After Sex Live At Crystal Ballroom, 9.29.2019; Portland, Or. concert review
The timeless interior of the Crystal Ballroom took on a cozy, romantic air with Cigarettes After Sex’s spellingbinding modern take on romantic rock ‘n roll. Writing for The Guardian;, author … Continue reading
A Play For Today: Inca Maps – That Wasn’t Easy single review
On their second official single, “That Wasn’t Easy”, London’s Inca Maps return with a gorgeous glacial post-dubstep reflection on the death of romance. Relationships are complicated. When we’re in them, … Continue reading
Finding Pleasure In Restraint: Merzbow – Music For Bondage Performance Vol. 2 review
Yes, we may chafe at restrictions, but Masami Akita, aka Merzbow‘s, Music For Bondage Performance Vol. 2 not only suggests we can find happiness in slavery, but even enlightenment. Noise … Continue reading
Mudpusher – Sacrilege single
we continue our war against the light, with this symphonic metal single from Sweden. Believe it or not, metal is super important to what we do at Forestpunk – part … Continue reading
Black Mountain Transmitter – Black Goat Of The Woods
ia! ia! shub-niggurath Black Goat Of The Woods is a 35 minute peramble of rustic dark ambiance from Belfast-based musician JR Moore, who plies creepy drones under the name Black … Continue reading
Horrorscores: Joseph Curwen – The Shunned House (Invisible City Records)
But after all, the attic was not the most terrible part of the house. It was the dank, humid cellar which somehow exerted the strongest repulsion on us, even though … Continue reading
It’s So Lonely At The Top: Listen to Blood Sugar Summer’s The Most Photographed Woman On The Planet
all hail the new New Romanticism “The Most Photographed Woman On The Planet”, details the hollow existentialism of a fashion model, presumably from the position of an adoring fan – … Continue reading
Music For Time Travellers: Introducing CalatrilloZ
From a broken past, a cursed present and a burning future, Calatrilloz endlessly journey across the pages of an ever-shifting history. Wanderers gathered from the darkened fringes of time, they … Continue reading
