Rough around the edges. Noisy end points forwards.
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It's been a long time since I felt the atmosphere of an extreme metal gig. This is a small congregation. In a small space. Physical contact is imminent. The bands who play here have not yet had a reason to compromise their art. Or refuse to do so. This is where the faith remains alive. The envelope is pushed. Old fans meet new. And excitement continues. For an art form to live and thrive, fearless...
Eye opening. Enriching. The rich complexity of medieval royal life on the Deccan plateau revealed.
Vishal J Singh has done it again. Created a master piece of music that expands the envelope again. As far as I am concerned Vishal J Singh is one of the greatest musicians to come out of India. I would hazard to put his name next to th Alla Rakhas and Bismillah Khan's. Give it a listen. All the way through. Give yourselves the space and time to take in this piece of art in its entirety - Lyrics,...
The Matrix trilogy, to me is special.Its up there with Lord of The Rings and The Godfather. All three movies in each one is a masterpiece. A massive reason for that is the soundtrack - something that is sorely missing from movies and even sequels these days. They do have music, but not soundtracks. More patches on a quilt than a tapestry. Soundtracks that add to the movie, and can also stand on th...
Hello tiny friendIn inclement weatherWe lock eyes.You with hope, hunger and colorAnd I in vain melancholy.Your wings fluttering rapidly, slicing through rain drops Mocking them to stain you wet.a mockery of my moping. And when the drizzle turns torrentYou fly out to the next damp twigAnd await the clouds passing to resume your mocking.
This work by Boston’s very own John Wilson. Exhibited at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
