Tag: review
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Nosferatu: Nosferat-ew
As the credits rolled, all I thought was “thank god that’s over.” I watched Nosferatu in theaters, and I found it almost unbearable to sit through thanks to the too-effective visceral horror that undergirds the movie. The blame does not lie at the feet of just the grotesque Count Orlok (Bill Skarsgård). Everything about the…
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Rhythms And Reviews: Lower
LOWER comes as the newest release from American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist Benjamin Booker. His first release in nearly 8 years, this record blends an incredible smorgasbord of influences into a cohesive package produced by long-time collaborator Kenny Segal. Kicking off the record comes the track “BLACK OPPS,” which demonstrates the variegated and eclectic…
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Lost In The World: Songs From A Lost World
English rock band The Cure’s legendary status has remained unchallenged since their breakthrough in 1978. Widely celebrated for their iconic hits like “Friday I’m in Love” and “Just Like Heaven,” they also authored some of my personal favorites, including “Why Can’t I Be You” and “In Between Days.” Released on the first of November, their…