Del Paxton's songs are excitingly good and the new album All Day, Every Day, All Night is them at their apex.

A vampire moves next door and Charlie hires a local, late-night horror film presenter to help him get rid of it.

Teenage sexual awakening, Canadian werewolf style.

Deadly liquor “Viper” is melting the homeless community of lower Manhattan to death.

An awkward, lonely girl finds love and friendship. Kind of.

A boy and his mentor survive their way across backroad America after a vampiric infestation hits the world.

An evil post-apocalyptic overlord’s prize wives go missing, leading Max on one of the most ridiculous pursuits ever put on screen.

A young group of friends do battle with the forces of the REAL universal monsters.

A young philosophy student is bitten and becomes a vampire. Struggling between addiction for blood and thirst for knowledge of the ancient curse shes inherited, she wanders through NYC wondering what she is and how powerful she can be.

Emma Ruth Rundle is a singer-songwriter from LA and between her solo music and full band Marriages, has been gracing us with one release per year since 2014 and long may it continue

The EP is SO simple sounding but within the simplicity is the sound of someone who has so studiously picked out completely specific sounds on the bass, or an exact element of echo to use on the vocals to provide a pinpoint precise ~feeling~ that you can’t shake.

It was always impossible to think of Prince as a mortal being, and I’m finding comfort in the knowledge that he’s finally part of the cosmic seas he lived on in his Come album.

A new monthly meditation in progression in art through music. Each entry will focus on one song, from each album, of one band, chartering their progression, history and sound throughout their career. This will reveal the spine of the bands back catalogue, providing a great jump off point for new listeners and points of debate for fans. This month’s band is Alternative-Weirdo-Funk-Rock-Experimental Rock band, Faith No More. 

A new monthly meditation in progression in art through music. Each entry will focus on one song, from each album, of one band, chartering their progression, history and sound throughout their career. This will reveal the spine of the bands back catalogue, providing a great jump off point for new listeners and points of debate for fans. This month’s band is alternative metal group Helmet.

A new monthly meditation in progression in art through music. Each entry will focus on one song, from each album, of one band, charting their progression, history and sound throughout their career. This will reveal the spine of the bands back catalogue, providing a great jump off point for new listeners and points of debate for fans.