Interview: Anders L. Rasmussen (Written)
Anders L. Rasmussen is a solo rock artist due to release his second single, ‘Simple Man’, an interpretation of the Lynyrd Skynyrd classic, on January 17th. The first single, ‘The Weight of Life’, is out now.
Author: Carl Fisher
Album Review: Cerebral Hemorrhage – Exempting Reality (Comatose Music)
Originally released back in 2001, ‘Exempting Reality’ was the only album released by New York’s Cerebral Hemorrhage and has been mostly lost to time. Until now, where Comatose Music has broken open Exempting Reality’s tomb. Remastered by Colin Davis (Aborted, Defeated Sanity, Origin etc), with new cover art, Exempting Reality is an album reborn and will be released (again) on January 17th, 2025.
Horror Movie Review: Don’t Look Up (2009)
Directed by Fruit Chan, Don’t Look Up is an American remake of the 1996 Hideo Nakata film of the same name (Joyû-rei). An incoherent mess that frustrates and bores.
Horror Short Review: Cupcakes (2025)
Continuing 2025 where they left off in 2024, ACMofficial’s Cupcakes comes from writer/director Alex Magaña.
Horror Short Review: You’re On Your Own, Kid (2023)
Deformed Lunchbox presents You’re on Your Own, Kid. A short horror film by Mike Matsui Jr. which stars Sophia Andrews and Heather Lynn.
Horror Movie Review: Revealer (2022)
Revealer will polarise. Finding as many who are passionate about it as there are those who find it all a bit ‘meh’. Mainly proving to be a lesson in patience.
Single Slam: Saor, Dynazty, Calyces, Dark Driven, Pop Evil, Coiled Around Thy Spine, pMad, Cabal, Great American Ghost, Bleeding Through, Vermilia, Karobela, Storm, Grief Ritual, Cytotoxin, and Lacuna Coil!
Today’s single slam features Saor, Dynazty, Calyces, Dark Driven, Pop Evil, Coiled Around Thy Spine, pMad, Cabal, Great American Ghost, Bleeding Through, Vermilia, Karobela, Storm, Grief Ritual, Cytotoxin, and Lacuna Coil.
Interview: Ben (Vocals) of Waterlines (Video/Audio)
We spoke to Waterlines vocalist Ben, not just about the new EP, WDGAF Vol 1, but the journey that the band have been on to date. There have been many ups and downs, but the future has never looked brighter.