The year is 2007 and while the war in Iraq is officially over, people are still getting killed. When a couple of guys working on a pipeline in the desert end up getting shot, two American soldiers are sent in to assess the damage. Turns out it’s a setup and the two of them end up getting shot themselves by an infamous and extremely lethal Iraqi sniper. While his buddy is slowly bleeding out in the sand, Isaac (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) manages to find shelter behind a rickety wall.
It Comes At Night might share its premise with a lot of other zombie movies, but it is something quite different from your average horror flick.
Centered around vocalist Cam Smith’s spoken-word poetry, Porterville, CA’s Hotel Books deliver ten new compositions on “Equivalenc
Denver, CO skatepunks Allout Helter kinda snuck up on me with their sophomore album, “The Notion Of Control”.
- by Nate Hennon
When facial scrubs don’t really do it for you, you can always count on the new All Pigs Must Die to completely rip off your face.
The title of The Moms’ latest album not only shows an appreciation of puns, but is also testament to the way the New Jersey-based band juggles to keep writing music and playing shows while working
It may have taken them over ten years, but Toronto’s No Warning have one hell of a comeback album on their hands with “Torture Culture”.
The Lillingtons are sneaky bastards. First there was a new EP in the form of “Project 313”. Which was already awesome because seriously...
Fest is almost upon you lucky bastards. Meanwhile we are stuck behind our computer posting yet another Fest-related interview.
