Posts Tagged ‘sci-fi’
New Music Ed (Bronya) talked to LCMDF about Berlin, setting up their own label, the cyber world, self-help, and K-pop.
You’ve lived in Berlin for four years now. What’s it like there?
There are all the different quarters that are like cities of their own. Of course, there are a …
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Tags: '90s, aliens, Berlin, BOTW, cyber, Drowned in Sound, ep trilogy, Finland, finnish, interview, k-pop, kreuzberg, LCMDF, life coaching, mental health, millennium boom, Neneh Cherry, Robyn, sci-fi, self-help, Tumblr, turkish, wellness
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Sci-fi action, time travel, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis as the same person (albeit with a 30 year age difference), there’s a lot in Looper to get your head round. It also is exciting, has some decent performances and starts at a swift pace, before everything slows down in a …
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Tags: Bruce Willis, film, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, looper, review, sci-fi
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Since the birth of Xbox, Halo as a video game franchise has just about been as seminal and outstanding as the console’s development itself. Breaking gaming boundaries visually is one thing, and the play is an obvious other, but very rarely does a game’s score or soundtrack contribute vastly and …
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Tags: 343 industries, Games, halo, halo 4, martin o'donnell, neil davidge, sci-fi, soundtrack, video games, xbox
Posted in Album Review, Ambient, Do Not Miss This, Electronica, Experimental, Mash Up, Music, New Age, producer, Remixes, Reviews, Techno | 1 Comment »
Planet Notion caught up with our Band Of The Week about their new EP, their sci-fi influences, and (of course) the Olympics.
I’ve just watched the video for ‘Glass House’ for the first time and I am in a slightly scared state of awe. Was that the intended side effect?…
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Tags: arthur russell, Blade Runner, brazil, brian eno, Clock Opera, daedalus, Glass House, headcage, james blake, kwes, Laurel Collective, Matthew Dear, Melt!, nosaj thing, Olympics, panther du prince, Philip Glass, Post War Years, sci-fi, sonar, Steve Reich, terminator, the bell, tobias stretch, Vangelis
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Happiness Machines, the debut album by Moscow Youth Cult, was inspired by the title of an Adam Curtis documentary which examined the Freud and rise of the modern techniques of mass-consumer persuasion.
It makes sense in a lot of ways. Jon Dix & Daniel O’Donnell-Smith, the two men …
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Tags: 80s, above empty seas, adam curtis, art house, boards of canada, clor, cornelius, daniel o'donnell-smith, freud, happiness machines, jon dix, mass-consumer persuasion, modern easy, moscow youth cult, move truck with bitten leg, Nzca/Lines, Pop culture, sci-fi, Space, Supernatural, survivasm
Posted in Album Review, Do Not Miss This, Electronica, Experimental, Music, New Age, Reviews, Synth Pop | 2 Comments »
A low-budget horror with hints of sci-fi; Storage 24 is simple high-concept stuff, a monster hunts people in a storage depot, that works better than its forgettable not-so-great name suggests (actually Storage 24 doesn’t seem to suggest much of anything really). It did have some edge of your seat parts …
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Tags: 'Horror', Alien, Antonia Campbell-Hughes, Colin O'Donoghue, film, Film review, Johannes Roberts, Laura Haddock, Noel Clarke, review, sci-fi, Storage 24
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In a homecoming of sorts, Ridley Scott returns to the same universe of his classic Alien (1979), with Prometheus. Although not a direct prequel, there’re always dangers when referring to past works and perhaps issues about whether or not the new one can be judged on its own terms.…
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Tags: 1979, 1982, 2012, Alien, Blade Runner, Charlize Theron, film, Film review, Idris Elba, Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, Prometheus, review, Ridley Scott, sci-fi
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‘Another Earth’ is a sci-fi drama about a second earth that appears in the sky and the questions it raises. It is director Mike Cahill’s first feature film, plus it’s main actor Brit Marling co-wrote and co-produced it. Possibly as a result of the small budget, but it’s interesting to …
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Tags: 'Another Earth', Brit Marling, Mike Cahill, review, sci-fi, William Mapother
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