An album review podcast of the latest records from HAAN (By the Grace of Blood and Guts), Necromishka (The Space Between Us), and GRIZZLOR (5 Wasted Years).
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Ep. 32: A Conversation with Andromida (Epic Interstellar Progressive Metal Voyaging)
An in-depth podcast interview with Ramon, the mind behind the interstellar progressive metal project, Andromida.
Celluloid Obscurities #04: The Spiral Staircase
A podcast discussion of the 1946 film, The Spiral Staircase.
Ep. 31: A Conversation with Randal Collier-Ford (Perpetually Morphing Dark Ambient and Electronic Producer)
An in-depth podcast interview with the Cryo Chamber artist, Randal Collier-Ford.
Ep. 30: A Conversation with Tarek of Intercourse (Rambunctious Noise Rock from New Haven)
An in-depth podcast interview with Tarek, the madman vocalist behind the noise rock quartet, Intercourse.
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 14 (Matriarch, Carl Gene, Message In A Cloud)
An album review podcast of the latest records from Matriarch (Constructs of Time), Carl Gene (Mourning), and Message in a Cloud (Anassa).
Ep. 29: A Conversation with Chris Durnin (Corvallis Experiments in Noise)
Chris Durnin of Corvallis Experiments in Noise discusses the noise scene he has been fostering in Corvallis, OR for the past four years.
Ep. 28: A Conversation with Brendan Auld (Descent, Siberian Hell Sounds, Snorlax, Consumed)
Brendan Auld (Descent, Siberian Hell Sounds, SNORLAX, Consumed) probes his various projects, exploring the compositional approach of each.
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 13 (Campaign Committee, Martyria, Secret Cutter)
In this album review podcast episode, we discuss the latest releases from Campaign Committee (Bill of Rights), Martyria’s (Self-Titled), and Secret Cutter (Quantum Eraser).
Ep. 27: A Conversation with Owen Swerts (Frequency Eater, Ikea Mutilation Manual, Days of Desolation)
Owen Swerts discusses, in depth, his innate propensity to create whilst exploring his myriad of projects such as Days of Desolation, Frequency Eater, et al.
Celluloid Obscurities #03: Onibaba
An in-depth discussion of the 1964 drama, Onibaba, written and directed by Kaneto Shindo and scored by Hikaru Hayashi.
Ep. 26: A Conversation with The Coma Calling (Vibrantly Melancholic Downtempo from Wichita)
Kyle Cramb (The Coma Calling) discusses his experimental downtempo project, his first LP, The Howling Family, and his latest split titled Overlap.