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THE SLOTHS ‘Back From the Grave’ and interview with Tommy McLoughlin

When I’m not doing reviews for movies or books, I enjoy doing interviews. This time I’m visiting with a good friend, director/musician, Tommy McLoughlin. Some of you might remember that I interviewed Tom prior for the Tri County Sun, in October 2014, when he and I discussed the new biographical book release entitled, A STRANGE IDEA OF ENTERTAINMENT: A Conversation with Tom McLoughlin, by author, Joseph Maddrey. Back then, we talked about the book, his life, and his film career. Seven years later, I’m thrilled once again to bring you a new review and interview with him.

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Posted February 6th, 2021.

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HORSEFEATHERS – “Symphony for a Million Mice” and interview with MICK GARRIS

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Over the years I’ve reviewed everything from films, books, and conventions, but tis my very first review of a CD! It’s really been fun and different, but I was up for the challenge. The CD comes from someone that is not only a musician, but in the film industry as well. Director Mick Garris, has been bringing us films for decades, and is an icon in the horror genre.

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Posted November 14th, 2020.

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SCAR FOR LIFE released online compilation

To celebrate 5 years, Scar for life released for free download a compilation titled Retrospective which contains 10 tracks + 1 new instrumental song. This piece (under the same name) was again written and mixed by Alexandre Santos, but this time drums were recorded at BandHouse Studios in UK by Rómulo Herédia behind the kit for the first time in SFL, guitarist virtuoso Neil Fraser (from Ten fame) and Sérgio Faria on guitar.

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Posted February 20th, 2013.

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MICHELE PASTRELLO “Gunaikèie”

Fascinating, this is the adjective best representing Michele Pastrello‘s record. Rarefied atmospheres and wrapping sounds setting through the thirteen tracks shaping a work up to its ideas.
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Posted December 7th, 2011.

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