Archive for 2020

John Zorn – The Hermetic Organ Vol. 6 – For Edgar Allan Poe (2019)

John Zorn – The Hermetic Organ Vol. 6 – For Edgar Allan Poe (2019)

January 5, 2020

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to hear John Zorn completely spazz out on a church organ? No, me neither, but now thanks to an ongoing series of recordings, we – the unsuspecting public – have been given the opportunity. The Hermetic Organ Vol. 6 – For Edgar Allan Poe (I don’t give a bloody fuck who it is for, mate!) is a little bit up its own arse, but sometimes the…

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Kreator – Coma Of Souls (1990)

Kreator – Coma Of Souls (1990)

January 4, 2020

A discussion at work about the greats of thrash metal led me to streaming this Kreator stormer. I’ve seen the cover for Coma Of Souls many times but had never actually checked out the record until now. Noticeably more progressive than the glorious Pleasure To Kill era, but doesn’t lay off with the savagery either. Kreator’s solos are just to die for. A pleasure to… listen haha

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The Comet Is Coming – Trust In The Lifeforce Of The Deep Mystery (2019)

The Comet Is Coming – Trust In The Lifeforce Of The Deep Mystery (2019)

January 3, 2020

When I saw the prog asf cover art I geared myself up for a meandering journey through various mental states and experimental genres of jazz, perhaps at the same time. However, The Comet Is Coming play in a much more refined and chilled out vibe than I expected. Spacey, vivid and glorious in so many ways.

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The Witches Of Eastwick (1987)

The Witches Of Eastwick (1987)

January 2, 2020

Broke this out for Halloween and to be honest I have absolutely no fucking clue what I watched. Jack Nicholson is the devil, right? Is that the plot? Fuck knows. Anyway, the lead trio of wonderful ladies are absolutely fit as fuck, which got me through, but I highly doubt I would ever watch this again. It’s kinda like Hocus Pocus but for adults, and without any plot.

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Swans – Leaving Meaning (2019)

Swans – Leaving Meaning (2019)

January 1, 2020

How can Swans follow up on “the trilogy”? The increasingly transcendent musical journeys that the full band put out before folding in 2017 are on that pedestal for me, up on high with the musical greats of all time. It is perhaps a bit easy then, to be underwhelmed with Leaving Meaning on first impressions. The lush, dense soundscape formula is very similar, although the tracks here are much less demanding, sonically at least (is…

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