Seconds Late is a refreshing return to pure goth atmospherics; in other words, it's over-the-top done right.
Flawed and forgettable, this DFA cohort's debut is almost saved by the vocal stylings of his Hot Chip and LCD Soundsystem friends.
Up-and-coming jazz musician Sarah Wilson wants to have it both ways, but a singular approach would benefit her style more.
Rafael Anton Irisarri's second album as the Sight Below is also his best, with more depth, propulsion, cohesion, and experimentation than its very good predecessor.
Glasser’s debut album, Ring, is filled with the kind of indie-pop pedigree that makes music PR people froth at the mouth. Fortunately, the album is hardly a collection of popular indie derivatives.
“Pazuzu (Theme From Exorcist II)” is about channeling. The track does not play prominently in the film. Rather, it emerges in aural corners and suggests all the witchery, locust-vision, and demonic possession that Regan and crew play out on the screen.
Private Billy Cox stood near an open window of Service Club 1, where he heard a solo guitar playing in a wildly unique manner, as if Beethoven and John Lee Hooker had merged. The guitarist: Private Jimi Hendrix.