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36 Crazyfists – "Underneath A Northern Sky" [DVD Review]
15 years ago a metal band, who would later gain worldwide fame, was born from Alaska’s harsh tundra. Today, with four successful albums under their belt and a vast number of tours, 36 Crazyfists decided it was time to release their first DVD. Underneath A Northern Sky, a very appropriately named release, focuses beautiful Alaskan imagery. Music aside, this DVD is a testament to the band's love of their homeland and fans.
Fuck The Facts – "Disgorge Mexico: The DVD" [DVD Review]
8 Studio Albums, 1 Live Album, 2 Compilation Albums, 4 Extended Plays, 37 Splits and 4 Promos. That is the list of audio releases Fuck Of Facts have to date. With all that FTF decided it was time to release their first DVD Disgorge Mexico: The DVD. This release comes in two different parts; the being a live show and the second a movie.
The Acacia Strain - “The Most Known Unknown” [DVD Review]
Attention metalcore fans all around the globe; The Acacia Strain have released their live DVD, which includes two live shows, and a tonne of extra goodies. When it comes to tearing apart the stage, or getting a massive circle pit going, nobody does it better than TAS. So when my boss sent me an email asking if anybody wanted to cover it, I nearly shat myself and jumped at the chance. Here you go, kiddies!
Billy Idol - "In Super Overdrive Live" [DVD Review]
I do not believe there has been anyone more immediately recognizable on the pop/punk rock scene than Billy Idol. His enigmatic persona and instantly familiar vocal delivery ruled the airwaves during the Eighties and early Nineties spawning numerous radio and video hits. I pretty much grew up listening to him and it was with great pleasure that I sat back, cracked a beer and watched this live DVD.
100 Films for 100 Rainy Days: Breathless (À bout de soufflé) (#056)
I have to admit—I don’t really “get” Jean-Luc Godard. I’ve seen most of his seminal work and read quite a bit of film theory, but plunk me down in front of Pierrot le fou or Une femme est une femme and my eyes will glaze over as I am slowly assaulted by Godard’s political diatribes against Western culture, until they roll back in my head and I pass out dreaming of student revolts and communist manifestos.
Suicide City - "Live From CBGB's" [DVD Review]
CBGBs is synonymous with the punk movement and the New York City hardcore scene. It has long been the Mecca of the underground scene and is a venue that has achieved cult status. It is only fitting then that ever-popular New York City punk band Suicide City would be the band to play one of the final sows at the venue. This sold out show has been captured live from CBGB.
Mark's Top 20 Films of the Decade
First off, apologies to the Tarantino fanboys out there, he didn’t make the cut. Nevertheless, this was a sensational decade for some truly groundbreaking cinema. I’m very pleased to see three of the top ten flicks were shot on digital. Dozens of films could have been on this list. It was hard to break it down to the essentials. Many of the selections on this list will...
Clutch - "Full Fathom Five: Video Field Recordings 2007-2008" [DVD Review]
Prejudice against a human is immoral and illegal, prejudice against DVDs however is merely frowned upon. My initial impression of this DVD, prior to putting the disc into my crap DVD player was something along the lines of “The artwork is really, really cool, but a concert DVD? This is going to be incredibly boring!”
Meat Loaf - "Bat Out of Hell The Original Tour" [DVD Review]
Bat Out Of Hell was released on October 21st 1977. Jim Steinman’s incredible song writing, Meat Loafs enigmatic stage presence and the production of Todd Rundgren proved to be a winning combination and the album eventually went on to become the third best selling album of all time, behind AC/DC’s Back In Black and Michael Jackson’s Thriller.
Black Label Society - "Skullage" [DVD Review]
Skullage is a tour de force DVD that provides incredible insight into one of Metal's most enigmatic axe shredders. Zakk Wylde started his career playing with Ozzy and indeed, for many years now he has been the driving force behind the legendary madman. However, Wylde has also been the heart on soul of his own project, Black Label Society, a straightforward...
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