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Pink Floyd’s Animals – Running Wild 40 Years Later

Diane WoodchekeDiane WoodchekeJanuary 19, 2017

Classifying humans as an animal is not a new concept, but when Pink Floyd did this in 1977 with the release of the album Animals, it drew a lot of attention. Coming together in 1965, the four young men played together in other projects, and through childhood ... Read More

T.S.O.L. – The Trigger Complex (Album Review)

Lisa WhealyLisa WhealyJanuary 19, 2017

Considered to be founding fathers of West Coast Punk Rock, T.S.O.L. are ready to release a brand new album in 2017. Initially coming together out in Long Beach, California back in 1978, T.S.O.L. earned credibility on the scene with their 1981 debut self-titled EP. A positive start, thus began a discography ... Read More

Antibirth (Movie Review)

Cassie E. RoachCassie E. RoachJanuary 19, 2017

Initially premiering at Sundance on January 25th of 2016, American-Canadian Independent film Antibirth was quickly picked up by IFC Midnight. A mix of Horror and Comedy, Antibirth was soon after released as part of IFC’s Midnight Film series on September 2nd, and rightfully so, because ... Read More

The Snare (Movie Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueJanuary 18, 2017

A Psychological Thriller chock-full of gruesome imagery, The Snare was recently released on VOD via Uncork’d Entertainment as of January 6th. A British contribution to the genre of Horror, the film is the directorial debut of Writer and Director C.A. Cooper (writer for Tortured Love ... Read More

The Doors’ Debut Album – Still Breaking Through 50 Years Later

CrypticRockCrypticRockJanuary 18, 2017

To those who lived through the 1960s, the decade was one of exploration, war, love, and self-discovery. To those who have only browsed through the defining period of history in textbooks, it is one of intrigue, mystery, and surrealism. Amidst it all was the music, ... Read More

Pitchfork (Movie Review)

G. A. BenitezG. A. BenitezJanuary 18, 2017

Making his directorial debut, Glenn Douglas Packard, along with first-time Writer Darryl F. Gariglio, brings viewers the highly-anticipated Horror film Pitchfork. Delving into the world of psycho serial killers such as Halloween’s Michael Myers and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’s Leatherface, Pitchfork aims to entertain audiences with an insatiable ... Read More

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Pink Floyd’s Animals – Running Wild 40 Years Later