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The Stand. It should be no surprise that somebody with such a taste for the weird, wonderful and frequently out-there has a natural inclination to expand their creative horizons into other mediums; experimenting with the unique properties of different art forms and seeing what sticks. That’s very much the creative process behind Vincenzo’s debut album,  Origins, as he recently explained to me in a generously in-depth interview. Origins is a hypnotic, aural journey across ten tracks composed by Natali using as minimalist a canvas as possible –  in this case, just his iPad and the surp...

Unsettling Horror, Stylish Horror and Absurdist Humor, Now Available to Stream This week’s recommended streaming titles include Dementer, Tweet Jumbo We’re now more than a year into the pandemic, and the stress is really starting to show. Art is certainly having to work harder to retain attention. Edges which have been fraying for quite some time now are cracking and bleeding. There’s a feeling like somehow the gravity got turned up a notch, and it’s such a pain to try and just be a normal person. The vaccines are helping, but there’s so much...

The Future Imperfect: 5 Horror Movies Where Self-Improvement Goes Terribly Wrong G.G. Graham explores 5 horror movies where self-improvement went terribly wrong! By G.G. Graham It’s only human to want to be the best version of ourselves. Regardless if the goal is kicking a bad habit, finding love, or finally grabbing that promotion, there’s an entire cottage industry that promises to cure whatever ails us in a few simple steps. Complex problems rarely have simple solutions, and the films on this list all have characters that ...

[Photos by: Screamers/YouTube, The Runaways/YouTube, Germs/YouTube] Punk was, by design, meant to be small and regional. True, bands might break out and become national or even international. But the overarching idea was keeping things small and accessible. You wanted to be able to reach out and touch your favorite band in a small sweaty club, maybe have a beer with the members after. Mainstream ’70s rock had gotten so bloated, the “‘n’ roll” had fallen off the name, so it was no longer danceable. The bands were tiny ants on postage stamp-sized stages a mile away. Then they walked ...

His taboo-breaking artwork was filled with sex, violence and savage humor, and inspired cartoonists including his friend Robert Crumb.