Wandering the treacherous terrains harbored within the mystical realm known as Terror Peaks.
Tag: Podcast
Celluloid Obscurities #04: The Spiral Staircase
A podcast discussion of the 1946 film, The Spiral Staircase.
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.
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.
Celluloid Obscurities #02 – Eyes Without a Face
An in-depth discussion of the 1960 French horror film, Eyes Without a Face, directed by Georges Franju and scored by Maurice Jarre.
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 11 (Sectioned, Psionic Asylum, KENOS)
An album review podcast detailing the latest release from Sectioned (Annihilated), Psionic Asylum (Deathscapes), and Kenos (Pest).
Celluloid Obscurities #01 – Tetsuo: The Iron Man
A discussion of the harrowing body horror, cyberpunk 1989 film, Tetsuo: The Iron Man, written and directed by Shinya Tsukamoto and scored by Chu Ishikawa.
Ep. 21: A Conversation with Third Island (Dense, Conceptual Post-Metal from Limerick)
Third Island discuss their approach to composing riffs, explain why their releases are concept-driven, and highlight some hilarious moments between themselves.
Ep. 20: A Conversation with Apostle (Belligerent Hardcore Chaos from Marietta, GA)
Cam and Evan of Apostle describe how they came together to form the band and detail the recording process and concepts underlying their EP, Shallow Graves.
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 7 (Solstice, Zalys, Apostle)
An album review podcast of the latest records from Solstice (White Horse Hill), Zalys (Fragments of Life), and Apostle (Shallow Graves).
Ep. 6: A Conversation with Joe Gamache, Founder of OldeBlock Records
Joe Gamache (Woony Hax) discusses his nascent experimental ambient record label, OldeBlock Records, based in Edmonton, Alberta.