Reviews of Music, Movies, Anime & More

Yet another demo chock full of cyberspeed, industrial, and fearcore music.

A great piece of techno-industrial!

Circle of Dust has managed to make surprisingly good improvements on an already excellent effort.

Music that launched a 1000 nervous breakdowns.

a scrumptious blend of flowing ambient synths and electro-based rhythm and percussion.

As a first-ever effort, this three-song cassette shows a lot of potential.

This effort definitely goes on my list for the year’s best and most innovative CDs.

If you’re open to hear what Ängst has to say in their varied methods, you won’t be disappointed.

If downright heavy is your weight of choice, check these guys out.

This album is guaranteed to make a big impact in ’96.

Drekka sits quite comfortably alongside the rest of BlueSanct’s roster, which is no small feat considering the quality of that label’s acts.

This could be a lost classic of the late ’80s British punk scene or the DC post-punk movement.

This is completely different from any other animated film you’ve likely seen in the past few years.

At its heart, this film is a wonderfully done piece about healing and reconciliation.

A thoroughly bizarre, Jungian excursion that would make David Lynch blush at the straightforwardness of his own films.

Bangkok Dangerous achieves a look that is truly edgy and stylish without being too obvious about it.

If nothing else, Lars von Trier’s latest is sure to rile the American right wing.

She has a wistfully beautiful voice that can make you fall in love with her from a distance.

The Fire Theft are every bit as potent as Enigk and company’s earlier work.