We’ve made mention of Carolina’s cinematic sci-fi proggy death metal aliens Voraath in this space before. See here. Well, they’re back with yet another Shudder/SyFy worthy, seemingly budget-busting work of dystopian video art. “The Leviathan’s Keep” is about…well…you can read the band’s statement on the… Read More »Video Premiere: Celebrating Sci-Fi Dystopia, and a Debut Album, with Voraath
It’s been reported that NCT’s Mark is gearing up for a solo album release in early 2025, which has to be the earliest comeback announcement (rumor) in K-pop history. Before that, he’s dropped digital single 200. It follows the experimental bent of previous track Golden… Read More »Song Review: Mark (NCT) – 200
Photo by Siobhan Cox False Comforts was a leap of faith for Max Blansjaar. Based in Oxford, he traveled to New York to record his upcoming LP with Katie Von Schleicher–a far cry for the laptop recordings of his previous work. But don’t expect any sort… Read More »Song Premiere: Max Blansjaar – “Red Tiger”
The housing crisis continues to be an issue of overwhelming concern for Canadians. While the people of Ontario fought hard to keep the Greenbelt protected from urban sprawl, a hot topic of debate has spun off about the impacts of immigration on the housing crisis… Read More »Scapegoating Immigration for Environmental Degradation and the Housing Crisis is Unjustified
“You are here, and it’s beautiful, and escaping isn’t always something bad.” –Firewatch, 2016 In spite of our lengthy and incredibly thorough first half of our conversation with Full of Hell vocalist Dylan Walker—focusing on his past and present with video games—the co-nerds at Kill… Read More »KILL SCREEN 036 // Phase 2: Dylan Walker of FULL OF HELL Seeks the Humanity in Technology