Musicalia #60: A Hard Card to Find
You can get the playlist, links, and haiku over at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #60: A Hard Card to Find
You can get the playlist, links, and haiku over at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #60: A Hard Card to Find
I discovered Weirdpunk Books last year while writing for Horror DNA. Something about their aesthetics and themes resonates with me. Sometimes it reminds me of the high/low friction in early David Cronenberg films (for example, ontology meets body horror). I feel like they are fulfilling some of the promises of the Dell/Abyss line that started … Continue reading Marginalia #45
I read my kids The Little House books when they were little. At some point, they got obsessed with the show and I couldn’t help the nostalgia of the theme song and watched a few episodes with them. I kept thinking, “Why do I know ‘Charlotte Stewart’?” Then it clicked. Mary X from Eraserhead! I … Continue reading Marginalia #44
…is available over at The Drunken Odyssey where you can get a haiku, list, and links to the playlist. Continue reading McClurg’s Musicalia #59: And the souls divided from themselves…
You can hear the newest playlist, “The Widow’s Wall, The Widower’s Wind”, over at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #57 over at The Drunken Odyssey!
Carrington exquisitely captures the moods of her paintings in her stories–disturbing, playful, strange. They read a little like Kafka’s parables or the dreams and nightmares of Angela Carter’s characters. With a symbolic density equal to poetry, well worth re-reading. If you liked Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky, then I highly recommend The Cat (1992). Lam … Continue reading Marginalia #42
McClurg’s Musicalia #56: Hoppin’ John and Skippin’ Jenny is available over at The Drunken Odyssey. You get a short introduction, some playlist-related haiku, a list, and links to the playlist on Tidal and Spotify. Thanks for listening! Continue reading Musicalia over at The Drunken Odyssey!
Happy New Year! This is Marginalia #41. I read this decades ago after Derek Bailey inspired a new way for me to approach instrumental playing. His recordings could be hard to find back then, but worth it when found. I loaned my copy to someone back then and never got it back. Finally got another … Continue reading A Marginalia and a Happy New Year
For those interested, I have a new playlist for you over at Tidal and Spotify. A mix of new and old tunes. Sublime eclectic mayhem! Along with being a general new release day, today is also Bandcamp Friday. If you buy from artists on the site, all the money goes directly to them! Continue reading New Playlist: McClurg’s Musicalia #44: Skunky Ape vs. Perky Bat Tower