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Silver Linings (2012) – David O. Russell
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Romantic comedy that does not punish with shame the morning after. Featuring candid performances that abstract away complicated emotions everybody knows but fail to articulate.
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21 Grams (2003) – Alejandro G. Iñárritu
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21 years ago, a shaky trip to interpersonal traumata. A sour truck-load of acting vehicles working their solid ground muddy into the death depths.
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Moby Dick (1956) – John Huston
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Toned-down, trippy-colored salty-candy trip about classic revenge and honorable madness. A well-manouvered, savagely hunted-down condensation of a source material “mastodon”.
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Cabaret (1972) – Bob Fosse
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Singing-dancing heavy downer light-show sharply staged around a three-legged relationship with sex, booze and blood outspoken with clear-minded, subtly astute dialogue.
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The Beach (2000) – Danny Boyle
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Great it´d be if its understandably-wrapped-in-commercial-crap internal jungle-fever madness would outgrow the bills to pay for this watered down effort.
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Joker (2019) – Todd Phillips
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Entrancing eye-mouth opener commercial film, widely deep cleaning it´s tired subject matter into something wilder stunning the soul free for a burning new world.
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Snowden (2016) – Oliver Stone
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Oliver Stone-light, hyperactive non-action film that acts a greasy hook with a morally firm intent to blow it’s own bells and whistles away.
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Poor Things (2023) – Yorgos Lanthimos
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Fish-eyed, piss-European trip that´s mind-veneering even for the hardest of avant-garde-st getting bagged up drowned in the funny tasting river.
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Thirteen (2003) – Catherine Hardwicke
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Lucky number for derailment palming the air around the the missing family-cell walls while choking her own soul not to drown back into nothingness.
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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023) – James Mangold
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Great for what it is: a moving-train jump into ageless redemption from the shards of bad casting trampling all over their own crystal skulls.
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Chapter 27 (2007) – J.P. Schaefer
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Jacked up in fat aggressively whispering for respect as an actor while shooting the wrong Beatle played by another actor actually sharing the killer´s name.
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Across the Universe (2007) – Julie Taymor
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Unannounced musical pushing Dear Patience for the trailer-allergic expecting pure dialog. It sugar-shocks with its spiral-singing flopping in steady but annoying beauty.
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The Station Agent (2003) – Tom McCarthy
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Warm-acted, well-hearted, boutique jewellery piece of naturally grown independent cinema that convincingly re-touches people´s frailty in great memorable angles of tiny actions.
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Beau is Afraid (2023) – Ari Aster
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Could easily be the far out-test comedy ever. A mummy-issued ego trip getting away with its masturbatory pretentiousness while begging for multiple visits.
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Oppenheimer (2023) – Christopher Nolan
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Impeccably not grainy but full of particles modern-talkie that feels much longer than only three hours long…ing still for more Gary Oldman time.
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Let the Earth be Silent (2023) – Fvnerals
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Solid spectral shit surrounding sound-minded guests with an obscurantist‘s pain manifest that only blood itself could come up with if it had a conscience.
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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) – David Fincher
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It honors the original by keeping it Swedish all the way including blurry accents that can´t stop its long force of satisfactory texture-layer brilliance.
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Le dîner de cons (1998) – Francis Veber
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It starts really stupid but it Omelettes itself up into a kind of karma theater-play that’s different, kind and refined in an unpretentious way.
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The White Lotus – Season 1 (2021) – HBO
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Tense, biological comedy that rattles itself up like a rising sunset-snake squirming along a scuba-diving ray of light in a troubled water-sky.
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Dr. Leslie Arzt – Lost (2004-2010)
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He came as a symptom of common cast-flu but left as a hilarious martyr and plot-hero who briefly but firmly reached for redemption.
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Dr. Christian Shephard – Lost (2004-2010)
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A smooth, liquid chief surgeon who’s searching for himself and other clinically dead existential answers after lowering the bar as far down as to Australia.
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Shannon Rutherford – Lost (2004-2010)
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Everything is hot, but-her cold soul still stinking of bad spirits that left a long time ago because they just couldn’t take her anymore.
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Dr. Ethan Rom – Lost (2004-2010)
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Single, meanest Canadian man alive known in land, space and universe that will undoubtedly kick your blistered jungle-fearing ass with disturbingly rough impersonal kindness.
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Hurley – Lost (2004-2010)
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Most likeable of the cast-away cast despite being morbidly obese and condemned to comedy relief. He’ll grow on you proportionally to his own hunger.
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Good News About Hell (2022) Severance (S1.E1) – Ben Stiller
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A promising meeting between Being John Malkovich and Fargo infused in Ben Stiller´s blue steel vision of what a good Black Mirror would look like.
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Lost (2004-2010) – J.J Abrams
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Season one is condescendingly sexy in a poor man’s Hollywood/Holloway sort of way while sometimes delivering quality twists provided one’s disbelief gets suspended enough.
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Coopa – Hand Warmer
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A limb-saver for the cold-challenged at heart, body and mind. Truly helpful gadget one must appreciate despite its comic resemblance to a vibrator.
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Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (2022) – Eric Appel
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Intentionally terrible and cocky to its audience. A well made piece of trash that feels like it’s laughing at you and should stay sketch-long.
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Men (2022) – Alex Garland
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Disturbing short-lensed piece of horror stunningly justifying its budget with visuals that let both the right talent in and over-the-top gore out.
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The Lighthouse (2019) – Robert Eggers
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Picture-pitch perfect except for the sound of farts offensively trapping a scattered
plot inside of a frame that hits one square between the eyes.
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Gnosis (2022) – Russian Circles
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Mercilessly immersive life-long branding mind slicer of an instrumental heavy metal music video that beautifully stuns with the brute force of a thunder-grenade.
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Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (2022) – Ian Brennan & Ryan Murphy
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Intimate acid dive into the stolen perspectives of the Dahmer-ed down victims of a seemingly parental crime that got out of God´s wrathful hand.
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Trees Lounge (1996) – Steve Buscemi
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Likeable round around Buscemi´s past featuring family and settings no one would object to watch other than a certain female interest that feels uncomfortably young.
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Artie Bucco – The Sopranos (1999-2007)
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A good cook that makes one sick in the stomach by cringingly mismanaging both self-respect and culinary success into a greasy cul-de-sac.
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The Rum Diary (2011) – Bruce Robinson
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Although preceded by a promising start, the problem springs up in the hollow-middle by scattering nothing around other than fun for the people involved.
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Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung – Berlin
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The Pharaoh´s curse comes as a sticky security guard who’s sometimes better lit than the stolen pieces themselves guilding an architectural gem with creepy cartonnage.
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Lou – Fight Club (1999)
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He’ll sock it to you like a bag of alkaline Christmas chimney bricks that used to be sweet but now burn through charm and bone.
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The Sopranos (1999 – 2007) – David Chase
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When good casting goes in the right direction, multiple perfection chemically compounds into an
earthquake that enables entire oceans of televised series to rise up.
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Marie Antoinette (2006) – Sofia Coppola
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Firmly cushioned in the eye candy of the revolutionary storm—adorned with a Rock & Rococo soundtrack that invisibly frames the perfect portrait of unawareness.
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Salininui Chueok (2003) – Bong Joon Ho
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Chest-kicking serial-crime kill-Thriller
of breathtaking simplicity and murky south-Korean self-deprecation finding grace in pratfalls and humor of the crassest kind.
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THE HOUSE OF SPIRITS (1993) – BILLIE AUGUST
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Creeping historical “hacienda”-ascension story full of good people playing uglier-than-fiction roles to cherry things on top of sourly majestic interior/exterior shots.
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Team Sleep (2005) – Team Sleep
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Color-blinding death-toned off-spinning voice-collage artsy-metal album that relaxingly flays out in every sonic direction with labyrinth waves of distorted comfort.
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THE HOLY MOUNTAIN (1973) – ALEJANDRO JORODOWSKY
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Complex messianic circle jerk that transgressively fortune-wheels its dark-hippy nonsensical beauty around bringing its victims to a profound world of shit and cum.
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Almost Famous (2000) – Cameron Crowe
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Grounded with emotional veracity in the most vocal point of feud with the Death of everything that was holy and pure to rock and roll.
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GO (1999) – Doug Liman
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Tightly braided razor-wire-sharp mind-trip-comedy that daringly keeps coming back to itself while swinging hard with colorful come-ups and come-downs.
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The Prestige (2006) – Christopher Nolan
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Fully charged but its progressive energy keeps getting cut off by a silver screenplay that can’t tell exposition from emotional-trigger boredom apart at all.
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U Turn (1997) – Oliver Stone
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A big booty in the desert magnetically pulls sore strangers and their dry behavioural rage together to visit the normally closed off parts of hell.
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Death of Yugoslavia (1995) – BBC
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A fresh and detailed Balkan-conflict account audio-visually narrated in such a perfect crew-cut way that´s bound to blow any Ken Burns away.
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This Must Be the Place (2011) – Paolo Sorrentino
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Despite sugar visuals and good Penn-manship this film strays all over the place with those unafraid to fly over an ocean of scrambled plots.
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Se7en (1995) – David Fincher
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Tall, biblical thriller that out-of-the-box polishes and replenishes audiovisual standards up to a stern point of absurdity where nothing ends before pain.
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Saturday Night Wrist (2006) – Deftones
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Lyrical metal trip divining its way through inventive twists & shouts in the darkest of pink clouds in a self-medicated ward in the sky.
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Taxi Driver (1976) – Martin Scorsese
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“Morbid self-attention” won’t get you to revenge the world against what’s wrongly dark and seldom slightly right. “Don‘t you want to make it, mister?”
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Oldboy (2003) – Chan-wook Park
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Complex hard-watch that feels like a nightmare Sake bar-brawl-beating loop with a heart-kicking pace that punches holes into every moral direction.
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Basic Instincts (1992) – Paul Verhoeven
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Classiest porn noir of the century with a truly horny Douglas who keeps the viewer interested after manually climaxing for the first couple of times.
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Spiderland (1991) – Slint
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Dry up to caustic but full of silver guts bravado and true no-nonsense resuscitation that domestically questions everything that´s drowning in its quarrel-lake.
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Million Dollar Hotel (2000) – Wim Wenders
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A roman candle of crazy characters (most of which are no doubt stolen from nearby realities) in an overwrought romanticised dark comedy by bonehead Bono.
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Robert Paulsen – The Fight Club (1999)
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His name is Robert Paulsen and his tits are not as large as his wounded heart which bleeds loud & clear like testicular cancer does.
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Acidosis – Band Photo
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Three of them fucked prostitutes already. Two are on their way to their right-of-passage-overdose. The drummer studies hard to become an engineer.
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FFP2 NR Chinese Face Mask – Lidl
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For those who have ears a most unwelcome Chinese face mask that feels like making out with a Muppet inside of a sterilized hospital casket.
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Uncut Gems (2019) – Benny & Josh Safdie
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Punch-Drunk Love (2002) meets the Lincoln Lawyer (2011) with a pure Sandler as main stressing agent in a beautifully acted display of ugly characters.
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Rushmore (1998) – Wes Anderson
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Strongly-subtle dark comedy that can for days on end make one consistently laugh out loud at punch-line silences that stitch to the mind.
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There Will Be Blood (2007) – Paul Thomas Anderson
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Family values suffer
In this Passion Play
Powered by music,
Coal, OIL, & palms
Greased by multiple
Pieces of silver.
Lewis triumphs in
Self-crucifixion.
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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) – Stanley Kubrick
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Benchmark trip from a fantastic audio-visual realm that does not really clarify the slowly rotating Rubik´s Cube storyline that’s space-cold and trauma-like.
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The Virgin Suicides (1999) – Sofia Coppola
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A clandestine teenage brothel run by hard loving parents who keep basking in God´s rain right where the moral crater seems to bleed the most.
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About Schmidt (2002) – Alexander Payne
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First:
Watch NO SOUND
(just subtitles).
Next:
Watch w/ voices
(& excellent musical “commentary”).
This delivers Nicholson’s
“Lear/Quixote”
As SUPREME
(Max Sennett)
TRAGI-COMEDY.
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Mank (2020) – David Fincher
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Single most black & white modern period-film exquisitely monkey-grinding the royal Randolph hemp out of us with Reznor-sharp reel-changing monochromatic flair.
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Cecil Beaton Exhibit – Kampa Museum. Prague, Czech Republic
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In spite of “his” queenly-elegant, high-fashion posings of the “gifted class”,
his innate compassion evokes sincere smiles and matures him into Gary Cooper!
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The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (2004) – Stephen Hopkins
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Geoffrey Rushes his
Portayal of Proteus
Both amusing
And annihilating all
Significant others
(especially mothers),
But never
Pleased!
(Based-on book)
Don’t skip
Audio Commentaries!
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Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) – Francis Ford Coppola
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Not even partially dubious casting could jinx this blood-ruby of classy kitsch—carved out of morbid fascination and respect for the franchise´s original outputs.
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Bram Stoker’s Dracula: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1992) – Wojyciech Kilar
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It turns & churns its lyrical core longingly while secreting stringed beauty made fragile again and again by dramatic orchestral chords that rage with urge.
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12 Rules for Life (2018) – Jordan B. Peterson
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The patient himself must triage between a somewhat morally stiff and judgemental narrative and another one directed to the self that´s sympathetic and truly helpful.
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The Graduate (1968) – Mike Nichols
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With youth one can hide from adulthood either by extending it or revisiting…but to escape it entirely, however: one has to try much harder.
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The Graduate (1968) – Simon & Garfunkel
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Lukewarm ghostly at its wide-open churchy heart when not abruptly peacocking itself up with old lascivious grown-up lustre from nighttimes gone clandestinely wild.
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Bronson (2008) – Nicolas Winding Refn
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Precious stone of modern independent cinema and character study “par excellence.” Hysterical, ballistic and mordantly fulminant. A truly stimulating example for period-films to come.
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Forever Becoming (2019 Remaster) – Pelican
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The nicely hooded underground of a metallurgic engine compiled by four instrumental members who are fast in repeating themselves well in aggressive shoulder-patting patterns.
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Black Frost (2019) – Nailed to Obscurity
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Cool-covered dark matter album that pulsates with rhyming drums while guitars bend long and calm together between clear-gutter vocals in tension-releasing punctuation.
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Lords of Dogtown (2005) – Catherine Hardwicke
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The original sparks that supernova-ed a whole industry that ludicrously although successfully reinvented both the wheel and how to become a music-free rockstar.
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Maynard James Keenan (2020) – Joe Rogan Experience #1553
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Pair of big shots talking shit on modern radio like normal while acting like they don´t actually put their pants two legs at a time.
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One Hour Photo (2002) – Mark Romanek
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Uneventful eye-thriller meant to box-office fail despite helpful bad intentions. A film about film itself that looks immaculate but does not communicate well.
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Tabasco Mosquito Commercial project (1998) – Tabasco
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Every TV commercial should be exactly this long and at least this fun not to just suck the blood out of our lifetime and cash.
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Bronson (2008) – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Evocative beyond repair dividing itself up with a greased-up tug-of-war between old and classic—both morbidly bound together with techno-dramatic ambiances.
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Unmountable Stairs (2014) – Witchrider
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An indirect-listening that can beautifully rock just so long as one does not pay too much attention. A promising commercial knockoff-band that’s decent.
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Mid90s (2018) – Jonah Hill
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Profound motion picture of short stature that proves itself large by showing with stunning, sympathetic sharpness how a pre-adolescent masochist jumps into intentional idiocy.
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“Hereditary – Movie Review” (2018) – Chris Stuckmann
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“Hey, you guys: me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me. This movie is about me.”
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Hereditary (Original Soundtrack Album) – Colin Stetson
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Rich and nerve-ended with high contrasts that slow-blend without wood, wind or ecclesiastical resistance underlining sudden silences the way jump-scare noises should.
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Hereditary (2018) – Ari Aster
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Childhood-scary, sating and harrowingly haunting. It bends the mind in all directions while stiffing the body with soul-breaking terror that is just awesome.
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“Spaceship Bedroom Ambiance – Sleeping Quarter Stargazer (White Noise ASMR, Relaxation)” (2016)- The ASMR Geek
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Nerdy visuals and title aside this “autonomous sensory meridian response” video does reliably replay the perfect soundtrack for the thought-turbulent mind looking for clarity.
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Down on the Upside (1996) – Soundgarden
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Taut-tight effort from an established career-place where drums relentlessly support a steel-stringed trampoline for the instrumental human-voice to jump around ranges.
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Geneva (2009) – Russian Circles
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A sand-box full of metal pellets that get strained out by the end of an album which cauterises all wounds in instrumental song-form.
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John Carpenter´s Halloween (2017) – Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross
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Popular-music covers tend to work their best when close to source material spawning thusly fresh spokes instead of an almost always shittier new wheel.
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Vistār (2019)- Amotik
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Bass based arachno-rythmic techno stylings from Berlin that heavily drum the ear as a last vibration-stop coming from the rich underground shaking below.
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Matthew McConaughey (2020)- Joe Rogan Experience #1552
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Everything more than just “alright, alright, alright” for the first hour up until religion and Huston, Texas are brought up as buzz-killing subjects respectively.
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“Mantra” (2013) Sound City – Real to Reel
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The slow turning sonic framework of experienced formulas firming each other up in mature cooperation. A compound-track that for once does not sound condescending.
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Becoming X (1996) – Sneaker Pimps
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Good bad-girl song-set that studiedly teases the strung-out listener with a sensually anaesthetic voice that slides gently while burning with revengeful lyrics.
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Dazed and Confused (1993) – Richard Linklater
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Time-honored period-film that simply and independently pulls off a believable vintage-vibe by bringing out big nuances out of very small-town things.
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Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020) – Jason Woliner
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Might be the worst sequel “ever to happen to a man or jew”, but its raunchy, manipulative heart still points generously in the right direction.
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Dazed and Confused (1993) – Soundtrack
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There are mostly unusual suspects to be found in this dextrously hand-picked movie soundtrack with 1970´s era-evocative songs that feel mostly like synonyms.
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Euphoria Morning (1999) – Chris Cornell
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It sifts true, strong emotions through the punitive barriers of commercial expectancy—afloat from the then gouged-out Grounge that originally propelled this fallen angel.
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In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (1998) – Neutral Milk Hotel
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Upbeat melancholy raft-ride that´s full of genuine quirkiness and maritime-saltiness that feels bittersweet and soberly sad. Trumpeting ever so slightly while floating around.
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Circumambulation (2013) – True Widow
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Deep, directional bass-foundation that hunters & gathers multiple singing flavors while firmly but timidly fermenting basically the same rhythm with the warmest of distortions.
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Black Celebration (1986) – Depeche Mode
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Death is on the air mainlining darkness into the mainstream through a polyphonic set of prodigious sounds and patterns that gracefully stumble out of adolescence.
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Child Soldier: Creator of God (2020) – Greg Puciato
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Transgressive-coersive effort that industrially scatters itself all over the place, deep-synthetizing just about anything standing its way while a versatile Sam Kinison sings.
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Bcd-2 (2008) – Basic Channel
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Intense sounds and rhythms that are like feeling the beating pulse of several types of factory machines at work with a subwoofer-ed up stethoscope.
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Beasts of No Nation (2015) – Cary Joji Fukunaga
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The automatic acid rain that comes with being a voiceless victim with no other choice but gravitational travesty. A perspective-enforcing film of monumental caliber.
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Memento (2000) – Chris Nolan
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Circular uphill post-amnesiac ride that prints itself out both in color and black & white while each new layer diagonally help us to remember.
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Station (2008) – Russian Circles
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The strict beauty of synchronised flight of heart & mind held together by sound in tragic camaraderie. Picking through the riffs of death & decency.
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What This Is
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Self-policing pain in the ass by design that’s addictive once text-fire gets caught and used to burn the bullshit we all carry around.
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Hanging out with Abe (dr/Deftones) on 02/22/20 @Holy Diver, Sacramento, CA
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A familiar pub vibe while being on the other side of that shiny Rockstar mirror with a guy, who might otherwise get on your nerves.
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Machine Head – The Blackening (2007)
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2000s Master Of Puppets – hate dripping riff monument and post 90s Metal anthem.
Celebrated likewise by ‚True‘ metalheads and prog snobs. All killer, no filler!
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Acid for the Children (2019) – Flea
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The audio form of this book never flees aways from emotional attachment while the author reads his own words with out-louding choked-up laughter.
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Martin‘s Vertical Video Bourrée
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Love the finger-ending and visual setup with Donald Duck and J. S. B. Somehow you’ve made the first vertical video that doesn’t look wrong.
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Robert Downey Jr. – Joe Rogan Experience #1411
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What makes this interview between these two public strangers stand out is that no one in it is either acting out nor being played with.
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Forever (2017) – Code Orange
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Take basic hardcore formulas, crush it with industrial creepiness and put it back together. You either love or hate Frankenstein´s vicious monster. So eat shit!
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David Lee Roth (2019) – Joe Rogan Experience #1256
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The Robbin Williams of aging rock & roll douchebags with enough acid juice to rise and fall a room full of medieval nuns into rebellion.
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Pet Sematary (1989) – Cage Creed
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A bright flame of a thespian toddler that thanks to the divine intervention of editing can do no wrong when melting the Arriflex lenses away.
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The Sandman: Overture (2015) – Neil Gaiman, J.H. Williams
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Gorgeous mind and eyes stunning work of art –
A life/ death downward spiraling journey into wildest LSD fever dreams in form of groundbreaking comic imagination.
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Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) – Francis Ford Coppola (Coincidental IMDB 25-WR)
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“The centuries old vampire Count Dracula comes to England to seduce his barrister Jonathan Harker’s fiancée Mina Murray and inflict havoc in the foreign land.”
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The Ren & Stimpy Show (1991-1996)
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Pioneering-gross, weird and wonderful. Perfect for adults who grew up with Tom & Jerry, Tex Avery, Film Noir, the Rat Pack and classical music.
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Radiologyhead – Ok, Computertomography 1st drunk review.
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‚Ok, Computertomography‘
by Radiologyhead (Bonn, Germany)
With songs like ‚Paranoid Patient‘, ‚Every organ in its right Place’, ‚Pharma Police‘, ‚MRT Dreaming‘ & the Übersong ,Sleep‘!
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BRIQUEVILLE (27.3.19) The Ocean Phanerozoic Tour – Club Volta, Köln, DE
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Big jawed, birdlike masks shrouded in long coats and mist hold a hypnotic guitar-chanting mess of instrumental long-drawn sound corridors into magnetizing darkness.
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Casino (1995) – Martin Scorsese
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Glorious continuation to the perfect film that Goodfellas (1987) already is, magnifying the produce from every technical artistic prowess displayed before into another real story.
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Ordinary Corrupt Human Love (2018) – Deafheaven
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Strong return of hipsterish Post-Black metal band full of emotions.
Passive aggressive vocals, tremulous rage and randomly outstanding sad as joyful guitar solo-doodling.
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Savages (2018) – The Dali Thundering Concept
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Mean vocals begin this brutal album – add grim downtuned guitars/ blistering drums in unconventional time signatures and unexpected mood shifts.
Djent 2018 sounds like this!
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Unloved (2018) – Frontierer
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Imagine a massive car crash with hysteric noises full of squeaking metal and deafening violence.
Frontierer show this live as on LP with chaotic calculation.
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Where Owls Know My Name (2018) – Rivers Of Nihil
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Leave your prejudices at home, metalheads!
‘WOKMN’ fuses harsh brutality, chilling saxy (!) parts in unimaginable wonderful/ cringy harmony.
Hipsters Death Metal-Tasting 2018!
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Purple (2015) – Baroness
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Too much self-complacent singing and riffing around—sluggish and resigned at times when Wanderlust is expected. Decent background music but nothing like albums past.
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Seeing Things (2014) True Detective: 01×02 – Cary Joji Fukunaga
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Immoral rationalizations put together in high intensity dogma-trafficking areas can only page you so far… Ask the right questions and meaning will historically align.
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Attenzione – Berlin, Germany
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Pay attention to the sexless Berliner Kindl inside of you and enter this friendly German smoker-expressionist bar where hard liquor is served upside-down.
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Motorama (1991) – Barry Shils
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The “Myth of Sisyphus” for the self-made kid stuck in a cartoonish world unsupervised by dim-burnouts soiling the oily ground that spawned them.
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‚The Real Thing‘ (1989) The Real Thing – Faith No More
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Schmelztiegel von Metal, Funk, RnB.
4 Segmente: Instrumental smooth bis Mosh.
Lyrisch definierter Drogentrip, genauso am intensivsten wie beim ersten Mal.
All-time-favorite #1.
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Ghost Reveries (2005) – Opeth
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Séance of summoning growls, loungy vibes and enough distortion to repel ghosts.
Last undisputed creation of this disputed band before entire fanbases were torn apart.
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Smack My Bitch Up (1997) – Jonas Åkerlund
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Groundbreaking first person-
shot music video by the Guns ‘n Roses of techno that taunted the hell out of the Western pre-internet mainstream media.
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Trident Wolf Eclipse (2018) – Watain
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Raw, raging Slayer-like deliverance. The foot almost everytime on the fiery accelerator and focus on shorter songs demonstrate their roots in modern sound garment.
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Angel Dust (1992) – Faith No More
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Deeper into the colorful swamp of mythical creatures thanks to Patton‘s range from siren to wendigo and metal based guitar players Martin’s unfortunately last contribution.
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I: Voice (2019) – Warforged
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Combine Black Tongue’s dissonant brutality, Opeth’s eerie songwriting-structures and blasting Tech-Death madness – Be consumed by this lingering darkness monolith beyond casual listeners imagination.
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Billie Eilish – Birthday Toast (18.12.2001)
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Music industry’s face 2019: A depressed cute It-girl with breathy voice stuck in oversized showbiz-clothes, like a minor cow milked to last drops.
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I Loved You At Your Darkest (2018) – Behemoth
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A diabolical Metal sacrament full of distorted guitars, vile drumming, children choirs, horns etc..
Continue of the ritual which began masterfully with 2014‘s The Satanist.
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Eat The Elephant (2018) – A Perfect Circle
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Keenan´s super band strikes back!
This dark arena-rock lullaby sings you with its pensive, poppy singalong-hymns and humming guitar riffs/ soli into sleep.
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Letters From The Colony – Vignette (2018)
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Icy ‘shuggah guitar cascades, threshing drums, in between gorgeous clean parts are blowing a colorful autumn breeze in this golden swedish sunrise.
Extreme strong debut!
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Night Sister EP (2019) – Circuit Of Suns
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Short, crazy rollercoaster ride of complex structured grooves, Mathcore-madness and soothing synth-interludes in between.
A schizophrenic side dish inspired by greater genre colleagues.
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Ventura (2019) Anderson .Paak
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Back to head-bobbing smooth grooves with versatile vocalists.
Biggest achievement is the souly, funky flow without fulfilling a big progressive grow.
Basic, still sic.
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Dirt (1992) – Alice In Chains
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Down in a hole underneath them bones with your junkhead full of dirt.
Would hate to feel this, but Lane sang it
Melancholic God’s smack.
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The Artist In The Ambulance (2003) Thrice – Island Records
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Post-Hardcore/ Emocore in their early pop-punkish „We‘re like Rise Against, but more society outsiders“ days.
Essential record for the, shortly later crumbling, scene.
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Louder than Love (1989) – Soundgarden
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The unmistakable push of pure life is loud, raw and true through the close-chambered vocal channels of a talent not yet spent and buried.
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Mordial (2019) – Car Bomb
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Fusing Deftones-y chilling parts with ‘shuggah precise heaviness and NY-Hardcore into constantly improoving complexity grooving.
Full-Disco album for extremely fucked up progheads.
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Beneath The Mind (2018) – Ayahuasca
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Welcome to the jungle 2018!
With tribal drums, didgeridoo etc. this exotic Köln based collective invites to stormy jungle moshing with this metallic culture trademark.
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Disco Volante (1995) – Mr. Bungle
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Patton and his weirdos create a bizarre soundscape of Metal, Jazz & Lynchesque black hole sceneries which swims nerve-racking against all shapes of mainstream.
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Heavy Yoke (2018) – Azusa
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The first half was absolutely amazing, surprisingly fresh mixtures of sounds crawled into my ears.
Unfortunately, the second half can’t hold up with the beginning.
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A Throne Of Ash (2019) This Gift Is A Curse – Season Of Mist
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An erupting loud and disturbingly dissonant stew of Black Metal, Hardcore and Sludge.
The perfect sound for a blistering road trip through hell’s darkest places.
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Rareform (2008) After The Burial – Sumerian Records
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Pleasantly paced cut-throat album with a 2010‘s djenty Deathcore time stamp.
Hooking melodies layered with majestic breakdown chugging grooves release deepest pit-summoning desires.
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Strategy and Violence (2014) IXION – Self Produced
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Death T(h)rash one-man-project, grunting Mustaine-like vocals, stereotypical guitars and blasphemous, poorly written midi-drums.
All covered in plastic sound… it‘s 2014, man.
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Empath (2019) – Devin Townsend
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Devin´s „higher, faster…“ approach of making colorful world music with a Disney touch.
Prestigiously blending new and old elements make it an unfiltered Devin album.
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Today´s 25-WR Birthday Toast: Christian Bale – January 30, 2019
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Goodnight, sweet Welsh psychopath. May you live to be a thousand and then be the first thespian allowed to drink the definitive Death-stopping potion.
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The “Juarez/ Border“ Scene in Sicario (2015) – Denis Villeneuve
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13-minute exciting crescendo in front of the unknown danger, which stretches its limbs into unnatural lengths before being utterly compressed. Breathtaking modern film art.
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Liège, BE
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Dubiously balances among narrow ‚shitholeness’ and hidden charm in enticing fashion.
Appearance like a first border post, which defends the eloquent language of southern neighbors.
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Song For The Firing Squad (2019) SeeYouSpaceCowboy…
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This body assaulting album melts faces with its blasting, slamming brutality, while smiling.
Pure frantic Mathcore-nostalgia back to MySpace days and campus partying nights.
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Survival Instinct EP (2005) – Die Young
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„Jump up and down“ hardcore tunes in Grindcore lengths/ feeling.
The accelerating 150-bpm + nature sounds like fun live, but bores heavily on record.
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In Rainbows (2007) – Radiohead
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10 Jahre später nach ‚Ok, Computer‘, andere Stimmungen, gleiches Niveau.
Dunkle Wolken weinen während darüber thronende Regenbogen wachsen und mit der Zeit mehr Farben zeigen.
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Garden of Storms (2019) – In Mourning
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Diverse, healthy scandinavian sound/style, like oldschool Opeth with some finnish Melodeath and pinches of doom fortitude.
Grows with time and maybe during swedish sunsets.
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Natural Born Killers (1994) – Oliver Stone
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Aggressive satire, dense with primary feelings & snake venom. A mordant mosaic of cinematic formats squirming linearly where murder is pure and helicopters aren´t deployed.
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Radio Silence (2015) – Exovex
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Breezy Prog-Rock especially FFO Porcupine Tree.
Floydish solo, clean-parts and light/ heavy riffing, swinging you out of your orbit into beautiful night sky.
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Open Hearts And Clear Minds (2002) The First Step – Livewire Records
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This demo/ bootleg collection scores with punky hardcore-standards and this ‚stomping feet in face‘-feeling, which takes you mentally (retarded) back into 80‘s anarchy.
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The Ruiner (2008) Made Out Of Babies
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Mother of daddy issues with the most engaging female vocals I‘ve ever heard.
Grungy, sludgy, noisy stew with spicy chunks of thick flesh and bones.
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On Our Way To Hell/Return Of The Hellhorde Split (2004) Nunslaughter/Victimizer
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Döm döm, crash, retch, crarararrrrghsh…
Crappy recorded, rumpus sounds straight from the beer consuming, low-level rehearsing underground, for smallest amounts of (trve?) individualists.
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I Disappear (2000) – Metallica
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Cringeworthy song with a cringeworthy video for cringeworthy movie by a (once outstanding) band in their cringeworthy meta(l)mor(e)phosing era ‘round Millennium.
„Yeah!“
-Midlife Crisis James-
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The Book Of Knots – Traineater (2007) Anti- Records
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This sound shaped post-industrial love letter showcases many acknowledged musicians within their strange fetishes.
Hardly accessible but rich ecstasy for open minded music geeks.
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From These Wounds (2006) Funeral – Tabu Records
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Sells exactly what it looks like.
Real Heavy Gothic/Doom Metal perfect as cremation of anger and depressive mourning.
Makes emo-trend look like kindergarten.
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Endon – Through The Mirror (2017) Daymare Recordings
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Entering the claustrophobic tunnel of blasting Low-Fi noises, aggressive electronics and its crushing pace, while devouring every shard, not trying to vomit. Beautifully controversial.
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Deadborn Nemesis (2015) Moridigan – Kernkraftritter Records
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Mostly Death Metal behaves classic like bread with the upper side falling to the floor.
No big expectations nor surprises, just honest, midtier techy shredding.
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Laguna Coil EP (1998) Laguna Coil – Century Media Records
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90‘s Gothic-Metal swamp: these Italians were looking for their own sound while combining gloomy alternative vibes with Christina’s – not yet fully realised – voice potential.
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American IV: The Man Comes Around (2002) Johnny Cash – American Recordings
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Here comes and goes the man in black; last defender of a dying pop-culture genre.
Mixed bag of cover interpretations as most complete swansong.
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Breeding Death EP (2000) Bloodbath – Century Media Records
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Cult Death Metal supergroup with Mikael, one of the most unique voices.
3 groovy classics are signaling to move your head, feet, and bloody guts.
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In Cauda Venenum (2019) – Opeth
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Less gimmicky than ‚Sorceress‘, but combining its riffs with ‚Heritage’s strangeness and ‚PC‘s growing concept writing.
Elegantly fleeting journey through their Post-Growl artsy work.
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Heavy Metal Mania EP (1980) Hölöcäust – Phoenix Records & Filmworks
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Motörhead made the Umlaut „salo(o)nfähig“, british comrades Hölöcäust are riding the NWOBHM-wagon into cringeworthier territory with hardrock histrionic type-singing.
Thank satan it’s 1980.
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Suicide Squad (2016) – David Ayer
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Failed attempt of establishing a new antihero-trend. Filled with wanna-be-cool lines, try-hard outfits and an overdose of popular music.
Disappointedly entertained.
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Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It (2018) – Rolo Tomassi
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Synthesizer-intro, a pop tune – then hell breaks loose.
‚Rituals’ directly demonstrates finest Jazz-, Mathcore moments nowadays.
A strange balanced album, equal to an exorcism.
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Prequelle (2018) – Ghost
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Satan grooves with his dancing shoes on this wild 80s-party. Prequelle comes with cool retro-riffs and catchy hooks on a groovy synth-carpet.
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The Ocean – Phanerozoic I (2018)
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Albums like a bad drug trip where you are witnessing the birth of planets…
Phanerozoic comes close an epic meltdown of fear and seismic outbreaks.
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Small Time Crooks (2000) – Woody Allen
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Starts out with the traditionally hilarious criminal incompetence of “Dog Day Afternoon” (1975) or “Welcome to Collinwood” (2002) continuing with an embroidered “The Jerk“ (1979).
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Hidden History of the Human Race (2019) – Blood Incantation
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This spacey journey soaked up good ole’ Florida Death with a thick straw.
Classic genre-showcase shredding, which pleasantly progresses into atmospheric floating at moments.
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Tideland (2005) – Terry Gilliam
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A potent and superficially alienating Terry Gilliam gem that parallels in beauty to Igmar Bergman´s Fanny Hoch Alexander (1982) in bringing up mystic childhood voodoo.
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Throw Momma from the Train (1987) – Danny DeVito
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Strangers on a Hitchcock trail of Oedipus-fears unbalancing one another away from the spinelessness they choke with. DeVito and Ramsey shine with tremendous enthusiasm.
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Barry (2018) – Bill Hader
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Slow-developing, but not arrested characters in a dark comedy show where everyone is a character-study in his own right.
It does incrementally improve.
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Beetlejuice (1988) – Tim Burton
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BEETLEJUICE is the American Monthy Python. BEETLEJUICE is an 80’s German Expressionism medallion pierced cleanly by Keaton’s sharp comedic perfection. BEETLEJUICE reads like stereo instructions.
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Museum für Naturkunde – Berlin, Germany
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Fantastic both in essence and intent but somewhat neglected budget-wise. It presents an exhausting amount of research with specimens including breathtaking dinosaur visitor-bait.
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Performs His Own Compositions (2010) – Django Reinhardt
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Jumpy, if not passive-paranoid arrest that´s enshrouded with criminal neuroses that beatify themselves blind with repetition-less ornamentation. Not an interpretation but ivied ranting.
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The Last Detail (1973) – Hal Ashby
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The prospect of prison in the life of an unexperienced young man tends to accelerate the rituals of passage any free person should go through.
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Kill ´Em All (1983) – Metallica
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Masterful rite-of-passage stroke of brilliance by the four young-horsemen of the Apocalypse carrying all the piss, jizz and vinegar in the world.
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Dissociation (2016) – The Dillinger Escape Plan
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There’s nothing to forget or regret about this discography, apologies not included.
This end leaves you with manufacturing discont and dissociation hoping for limerent death.
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Gebel Parkal, EP (2008) – OM
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Gulp of joy of smoking yourself into oblivion, while building a song around a simple bassline.
2nd version serves just as an additional longer outro.
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Their Mortal Remains (2019) – The Pink Floyd Exhibition
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A royal treatment even for the occasional Pink Floyd tripper. A sating multimedia experience that brings out the colored ghosts to a psychedelic feedback trance.
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The Scythe Of Cosmic Chaos (2018) – Sulphur Aeon
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Return of the german, Cthulhu worshipping Death institution.
Rot dripping tentacles wraps listeners in the catastrophic sounding abyss where guitars/ drums create lightning and thunder.
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Consecrationem EP (2018) Kenosis – Prosthetic Records
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Some strange combinations in life you‘re not running into by yourself, like atmospherically grim Dutch Black Metal, short but awesome.
Intro, hitsingle, instrumental, song. Cvlt.
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Free Ride (2007) Causa Sui
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Be guided by psyche swinging rainbows and laid-back mirages that jam. You’ll hear this island of free birds.
Mind to bring some hallucinogenic plants.
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Czarna Ewangelia (2018) – Czort
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Averagely executed, pure Black Metal from Poland, which moves, mostly in moderate tempo, like a tank over a graveyard.
Nothing really outstanding, nothing bad either.
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The Number Twelve Looks Like You (2019) – Wild Gods
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Damn hot comeback after a hellish creative break it seems.
Genre-bending Mathcore, Screamo, Fusion Jazz elements flow seamlessly into dynamic ebb and flow vibes.
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Google Keep Mobile App – Google
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Sleek looking in a friendly but very limited way. Clearly not meant for cooperative industrial use… but hey, this is all for free. Be grateful.
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Resident Evil 4 (2005) – Capcom
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Arguably the most fulfilling of the famously fucked up Resident Evil franchise, bringing the shotgun-jizz shooting to a whole different level of unending sociopathy.
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Some Thoughts on the Science of Onanism (1879) – Mark Twain
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Yesterday there was no money in jerking the Major Maxillary as a public exhibition; today however, it has become the highest possible form of individualism.
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Russkiy kovcheg/Russian Ark (2002) – Aleksandr Sokurov
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There’s a mastodon-difference between a cam-steadied cut-constricted motion picture such as Birdman (2014) or Rope (1948) and this one which is real.
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Budweiser Lager – Czech Beer
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If American Budweiser is like mating in a canoe, then Czech Budweiser is like the Virgin Mary getting impregnated by the fingering hand of god.
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Heat (1995) – Michael Mann
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Noir-nourished film-feat of testosteroned refinement that tastes blue to the color of gun-metal while blind-swording both organized crime and law enforcement.
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Volcano Digit – STORZ&BICKEL®
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One wonders if Joe would really jump into this Celcius-ed Volcano inside of which stoner-proof, stoner-made engineering burns with precision and might.
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State of Grace (1990) – Phil Joanou
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Gary´s nod to the infamous hellraisers from Irish-Welsh generations past. A testament to a suicidal passion that raises the film above mere circle jerk.
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Good Bye Lenin! (2003) – Wolfgang Becker
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An instant classic for the newly interested or a permanently pleasant surprise for the directly involved. Watch with eyes and ears full of empathy only.
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It (1986) – Stephen King
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Celebrated fictional catalogue of the full spectrum of fears and desires absorbing childhood featuring a commitment-length traditionally popular with religious scriptures and phone books.
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Army of Me (1995) – Björk
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Strong, dramatic sense of urgency that is as grim as catalepsy. A droning hamster-wheel diorama idiosyncratically voiced and tied together by an industrial beat.
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SoundCore Bluetooth Speaker – Anker
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The juicy tones jutting out from the depths of this dark, ergonomic joy-brick are fantastic for a price that doesnt hurt to carry around.
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Wicked Game (1991) – Herb Ritts
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Black volcanic ash and white cotton-clouded highlights blown by mortally sexual palm-tree cuts spilling sweet sepia sap everywhere inside the perpetual voyeuristic frame.
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Jayne Mansfield & Sophia Loren (1957)
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If a single picture representing humanity needed to be sent out to space across stretching chasms of remote stars that aren´t as orphaned as ours…
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Midnight Express (1978) – Alan Parker
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A very stern motion picture warning against obtuseness and corruption not to be taken lightly then and a good idea to tattoo in mind today.
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Ok Computer (1997) – Radiohead
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Ohne dieses Album würde Rock, Alternative bis hin zu Progressive der 2000er ziemlich alt/ anders aussehen.
Vertonte Melancholie und superintelligenter Lyrizismus mit gigantisch intrumentalem Spektrum.
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Sunset Boulevard (1960) – Billy Wilder
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Stays enticing and incredibly abducting all the way thorough: from the first killer-shot till the last…from the first viewing to obsessing about it.
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Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985) – Paul Schrader
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The tsunami-ing intensity of Japanese culture in a “fissional” example that polishes every single shard coming out of its smashed mirror of a portrait.
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Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986) – Paul Mazursky
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What´s in the mind of a man sheltering competing strangers other than the good ol´ Death-wish asking the betrothed to collect their scattered spouses.
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Death to Smoochy (2002) – Danny DeVito
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A vividly-colored dark comedy that gets away with retrofitting collective taboos into sanguine-satire elements affecting and infecting us with massive charm and mischief.
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Dan Carlin (2017) – Joe Rogan Experience #1041 –
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These two major podcasters somehow make a “My Dinner with Andre” (1981) entertainment premise work in ways not imaginable since the pre-TV radio era.
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The Jerk (1979) – Carl Reiner
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You’re not really a jerk unless you actually know better. Hilarious comedy with a ridiculous premise running over a classic storyline with a dirt bike.
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The Deer Hunter (1978) – Michael Cimino
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Haunting downer that sinks deep into disillusionment, betrayal and post traumatic spleen-depression by Russian rouletting us between their past and present like prison toys.
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The Ninth Gate (1999) – Roman Polanski
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Riveting mystery set in motion in modern age-old Europe where everything is still creepy and beautiful. A satanic film noir with an escalating groove.
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Lola Rennt/Run Lola, Run (1998) – Tom Tykwer
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In-motional motion picture with a fluent techno-rhythm and welcomed gimmicks that keep our eyes lubricated, tuned and toned throughout an intense perception-workout.
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Salvation Boulevard (2011) – George Ratliff
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Very serious comical take on a single star system in the disbelief-suspended galaxy of organized religion and their Bonde-esque villains coloring it all.
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Kaminofen Fire
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Fluffy fire that‘s truly volcanic as well as satanic through the stained-glass trap-door window staving off miniature hell from a German Expressionist mortuary.
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Intro – Mandy (2018)
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It starts out soberly Jacking the King Crimson lumber sap Out of a roller-coasting tree-line that dusks blood red dawns out of Death.
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The Perfect Drug (1997) – Mark Romanek
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Cold plate of vampiric hors d’oeuvres served with visual mastery. Extracts fine things out of Kitsch instead of just swiping them under the bear carpet.
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Powerslave (1984) – Iron Maiden
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Könige der Albencover in oriantalischer Hitze und ägyptischer Mythologie. Angebeteter Eddie fliegt und lässt Klingen aufblitzen. Bestes Solo im Titeltrack und progressive Schiffsreise im Closer.
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Todd Macfarlene‘s Spawn (1997-1999)
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Gory expansion pack to those who’s optical curiosity was originally aroused by the likes of “Do the Evolution” or “Follow the Leader” music videos respectively.
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Magic 1 WiFi – Devolo
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Despite labyrinth-inducing instructions that makes one wonder the universe itself sometimes—this product does indeed deliver the promised internet-signal punch. Use with app.
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Practice What You Preach (1989) – Testament
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It boggles the mind that these gentlemen continue to be perceived as lesser than Anthrax. Trash-talking Testament should be a Thrash-preacher´s pet peeve.
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Gilden – Kölsch
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It delineates itself with self-gilded claims of under-priced excellence out of the proud oceanic pastures of German beer and its default benchmarking mechanism.
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Blood Simple (1984) – The Coen Brothers
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Strong start for one of the strongest creative duos soldered together by nature and tried to be separated by none. A text-book student film.
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Ur-Kostitzer Pilsner – German Beer
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Another round of these heavy-herbies would be too much asking from an arrogant looking Swedish king who no doubt was a closet manic depressive.
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Modern Drunkard Magazine – 25-WR Websites
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The site has a lot good creative energy that glows through preserved jam jars of ideal writing and graphic design. Affirmation for the solitary imbiber.
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A Clockwork Orange (1971) – Stanley Kubrick
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Impersonal ultra-violence versus institutional, underage debauchery versus systematic adulthood. An excitingly repulsive playground where parents have no idea and the State blurs it all.