After going blind, photographer Sara Frost (Michelle Monaghan) has become something of a recluse who hides from the rest of the world in her boyfriend’s penthouse. When the world finds her in the form of two sadistic criminals looking for a bunch of stolen diamonds, Sara will have to make it through a New Year’s Eve that’s quite different from what she had planned.
At the end of the second season of AMC’s The Walking Dead, Rick and his merry band of survivors were left to fend for themselves in the open. The third season begins with them finding a prison and turning it into a home. Things are finally looking up for them until they run into The Governor, a shady guy who runs the nearby town of Woodbury.
Black metal, post-rock and shoegaze mixed together? Sure, why not! Especially when it’s done as good as this San Francisco-based outfit does it.
On full-length number three, the guys in Defeater continue with their story about a dysfunctional wartime family.
For fans of hellogoodbye or Best Coast, this fun album by Brooklyn’s A Great Big Pile Of Leaves should be a treat.
This duo made one hell of an impression on me with “No Name No Color” a couple of years ago.
The guys in Power Trip have already been shredding their way across Texas for quite some time now and it has all led to their debut full-length, “Manifest Decimation”.
When you describe yourselves as ‘a competent refinement of a genre that most bands misinterpret’ and as a ‘vitalization of hardcore’ and a ‘cultivation of the bare essentials’, I’m left thinking ‘r
“More Light” is Primal Scream’s first album in five years and it was worth the wait.
Five years after “Pajama Day” and just in time for the band’s thirtieth anniversary, Claw Boys Claw is back with another album.
