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Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
REVIEW: Under the Skin
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REVIEW: Kotoko
Scott Walker - Bish Bosch CD Unboxing / Packaging Review
I somehow managed to get my hands on a copy of Scott Walker's new album Bish Bosch a week in advance... and I couldn't help myself, I had to share an overview of the packaging! Expect a review in the coming days. An expansive, belching, puking trip through hell on earth.
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CLICK HERE FOR REVIEW
REVIEW: Holy Motors
The safety of limousines, the beauty of the act and cinematic explorations in
Leos Carax's brave return to feature filmmaking in over 10 years.
Leos Carax's brave return to feature filmmaking in over 10 years.
REVIEW: The Walker Brothers - Everything Under The Sun
Format: 5 CD Boxset
Label: Polydor
Year: 2006 (featuring recordings between 1965-1978)
I first got into The Walker Brothers through listening to Scott Walker's incredible solo work and I have to be honest before getting this box set I didn't think there was much to The Walker Brothers as a group and as a separate entity... I was all about Scott! The Walker Brothers just seemed so sugary and almost kitsch... and I guess they still are but I feel now, having listened to all of their tracks (all are included here... literally Everything Under The Sun!) I can put The Walker Brothers into a context and have a better understanding of their relevance in the music industry, within pop culture and also get an understanding of the birth of Scott Walker as a solo artist.
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