Reviews

Industrial music has been on life support since about 1995, particularly in Canada, whence some of the most innovative stuff […]

This is the first serious release by Sebastien Grainger, ex-drummer and vocalist of defunct duo Death From Above 1979. There […]

Imagine a small orchestra (banjo, double bass, clarinets, accordion, trombone, bassoon, and the list goes on) all crammed into a […]

Noise/avant-garde terrorisers Disguises’ new disc Post-Mortem Depression conjures visions of tortured souls in empty factory warehouses or haunted mansions filled […]

If you’ve never heard Braintoy’s stuff or witnessed them live, they more or less sound like Ænema-era Tool, with their […]

As far as I know, this is the first ever career guide in manga format, and just for that conceit […]

It’s sort of like the history of the world when you get right down to it. What? This book. Like […]

Nietzsche once said, without music, life would be a mistake, and without it, Listen Again’s entire mental landscape would not […]

Georg Büchner’s strange and harrowing 1837 play Woyzeck introduced me to the world of weird Germanic writers. The recent Broadway […]

This book is so casual and readable you’ll want to take it home each night: “Yesterday was December 8, the […]

Art Corriveau’s Blood Pudding celebrates the lives of secrets and private relics that quietly permeate and threaten the tenuous fragility […]