Is it just me or is it completely ridiculous to make a sequel for a movie called “The Last Exorcism”? I guess the studio thought so too because they came up with the subtitle ‘god asks the devil commands’ rather than go with “The Last Exorcism II”.
The smart thing about BBC’s The Fall is that you already know who the killer is right from the start. Paul Spector (Jamie Dornan) is a family man by day and serial killer by night. Meanwhile we have icy cold Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson) playing the cop who chases him. Things quickly turn into a cat and mouse game between the two when Gibson continues to get closer to Spector while he’s hunting down his next victim in Belfast.
Listening to “Change Your Name” you would never guess that this is a band’s debut. Yet in Missouri’s Maps For Travelers’ case, that is exactly the case.
Hailing from Eagle Mountain, Utah, Captives dropped this 5-song EP called “Afterimage” a month ago.
What do you get when you put drummer Brant Björk and vocalist John Garcia together? Kyuss Lives?
War Generation is Jon Bunch (Sense Field, Further Seems Forever), Brad Lehman (Maylene) and Craig Anderson (Ignite). Sounds pretty good, right? Well, so does “Start Somewhere Never Surrender”.
For their latest album, No Age turned it all inside out. Whereas their previous album were filled with noise, shrieking guitars and were fast as fuck, this time around they went with less is more.
Typhoon is something of a collective out of Portland… feel free to compare them to Polyphonic Spree.
All the way from Estonia comes Ewert And The Two Dragons, a charming indiepop/rock outfit with folk influences to boot.
BL’AST! was a hardcore band from California in the mid 80’s who released three albums through SST and enjoyed a cult following.
