via Prog Archives: “So translates the title of “Magic Flight #2” by Claudio Rocchi, one of Italy’s most unique solo artists. “Volo Magico N. 2” was largely drawn from leftovers from the…
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Sunday Mix Tape Number 316
When your night begins with the words, “I’ll drive!” even though your invitation is to go out drinking, you *might* consider curbing your alcohol intake after that third drink. At the very…
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Felt – Let The Snakes Crinkle Their Heads To Death
AllMusic says: “Felt’s other instrumental album, Train Above the City, was created without the involvement of frontman Lawrence (beyond the naming of the songs), but with Let the Snakes Crinkle Their Heads…
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Announcement: SFL001
Please follow the new link above in the menu bar to Swan Fungus Records for an important announcement. This is all. Have a nice day!
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Sunday Mix Tape Number 315
How was your weekend? Mine was fun. On Friday night I saw Pacific Rim with Adam. It was fun if you could ignore the cliches and some bad acting. I mean, what’s…
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Thomas Bangalter – Irréversible
A lot has been written about Gaspar Noé’s brutal and nihilistic “drama” (for lack of a better term, I guess that’s technically the genre, but is it really?) Irréversible in the annals…
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John Carpenter – The Fog
Gotta love those Varese Sarabande soundtracks. They’re all so damned good, you know? The movie came out in 1980, it was Carpenter’s first effort after the massive success of Halloween. The soundtrack…
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The Distinguished Gourmand: Nobu; Malibu, CA
As I mentioned yesterday, I was given a pass to a tasting event at Nobu in Malibu for me and three friends. The event was sponsored by a website called Eater and…
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Seatbelts – Cowboy Bebop
The Japanese blues/jazz band Seatbelts is led by composer and instrumentalist Yoko Kanno. The group (sometimes referred to as Seat Belts or SEATBELTS) was described in the show Cowboy Bebop as choosing…
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Sunday Mix Tape Number 314
RULES for uninitiated noobs: I give birth to a weekly Mix Tape to be deposited on your iPods or Zunes or Kingklangs or whatever the industry is currently pushing on you. Sometimes…