MrENC – “We Do Our Own Thing”
In a fit of despicable nostalgia, my shaggy head shook in time to MrENC’s fuzzed-out anthem “We Do Our Own Thing,” college-length Covid hair whipping my lower face like it […]
Category Archives: Music
Sterile Garden – Acidosis
I’ve wandered through Sterile Garden’s junkyard menagerie before. It was a Miasma of a haunted wander, if you get my meaning. By that I mean that I wrote about a […]
Nonlocal Forecast – Holographic Universe(s?)!
I want to get inside Angel Marcloid’s head, and here’s why: what’s in there has to be some kind of scientific wonderland where the best parts science fiction meet the […]
Wax Fruit – Drowned by the World We Live In
Yes, thank you, Wax frickin Fruit, for looking so nice and real and juicy and getting all stuck up in my gums when I go to take a bite with […]
156 – An Accidental Exorcism
I had gotten to the sharpening-knives-over-digeridoo-like-voices section of “Hearts Devoured” when I was like, “Oh, this is going to be one of those sharpening-knives-over-digeridoo-like-voices records.” It frightened me at first […]
Thirteen Hurts – Chemtrails
One-Eyed Zatoichi’s “back” with Chemtrails, a follow-up to Threshold (also on No Part of It), which I covered right about here, as part of an info dump. I place “back” […]
Blood Rhythms – The Universe Spilling Out of a Spider’s Bowels
Sure, I mean, why not – nobody has any real clue how anything works, let alone the entirety of the universe itself. Is there order to it, or is there […]
Frank Lenz – Hot Painless City
I used to watch reruns of M*A*S*H with my grandfather in the 1980s, when I was just a kid. One of the things that stuck with me, beyond Jamie Farr […]
Icepick – Hellraiser
In this thing called Hellraiser, I’m sort of terrified right off the bat, and here’s why: I’m not sure if this is made for Cenobites or by Cenobites, but either […]
NO PART OF IT – New CD Batch
No stranger to this site, Arvo Zylo is an outsider music evangelist, releasing all manner of electronic, noise, and blackened disasters via his label No Part of It. Now that […]
