Life Is A Thing with Scenius
❉ Ange Chan catches up with the Anglo-Franco duo and reviews their latest album.
Month: May 2023
An eerie tale to tell: ‘Tam Lin’ (1971)
❉ An appreciation of Roddy McDowall’s hallucinatory, sensual Folk Horror.
Folk, Funk & Beyond: The Arrangements Of John Cameron
❉ There are so many facets to Cameron’s career and they’re all captured on this collection.
Seán Quinn: ‘Orbital Resonances’
❉ Inspired by the work of Daphne Oram, Seán Quinn’s new album takes you on a stirring celestial journey.
Sparks ‘The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte’
❉ Gee, this was fun! Emily Goss is crying tears of joy over the duo’s latest album.
Tim Arnold: ‘Super Connected’
❉ This excellent, consciousness-raising album is a triumph, writes Charles Donovan.
bvdub: ‘Days of Gold’ reviewed
❉ The inimitable Brock Van Wey is at his most mellow and electronic here, writes Stuart Douglas.
Down Under the Influence: ‘The Highwayman’
❉ Ty Matejowsky considers NBC’s short-lived action series as the last gasp of Oz-mania in Reagan’s America.
Doctor Who – Once and Future: Past Lives
❉ Rob Valentine’s entertaining script fizzes with sharply-written characters and sparkling interactions, writes Kevin Burnard.
Truck Turner: Blaxploitation’s Answer to Dirty Harry
❉ Brian J. Heistan takes a joyride with a bad-ass Isaac Hayes, a foul-mouthed Nichelle Nichols and a ruthless Yaphet Kotto.