Dylan Carlson’s role in the mythology of Kurt Cobain is usually painted as a villain. A chronic drug addict, Carlson (probably in exchange for drugs or money) did his old roommate a favor and purchased him the shotgun that was used in his suicide. In Gus Van Sant’s fictional account of the last days...
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Another solid slab of deconstructed rock, though operating in a different field then their usual style of out there No Wave/Dead C skronk.
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A stunning single track of 46 minutes of collage work.
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Still working my way through my Arklight passage.
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Speaking for the review community, we’ve become a little suspect of the term “hidden gem.”
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A nice tape of drones – creating atmosphere instead of drones filling up an entire space.
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Square Pi is one side of Baltimore singer/visual artist Bethany Dinsick, utilizing her live vocal improvisations with a litany of effects pedals.
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Noise that isn’t harsh or piercing, a ton of different sounds, even blips of more musical things popping up through the blur of sound.
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An under-20-minute CDr of very pretty and solid songwriting lead by the lead vocals and bajo of Eddie Keenan.
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Spend enough time on websites and message boards and it becomes clear very quickly that Harmony Korine is a polarizing person. From chronic defenders to the derisive declarations of buffoonery, there is hardly a serious a filmgoer that doesn’t have a strong opinion of his work.
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