LUNA AD NOCTUM „Sempiternal Consecration”
Polands LUNA AD NOCTUM recently released their third album The Perfect Evil in Mortal. After listening to this latest offering then revisiting their previous effort Sempiternal Consecration, released in 2004, one can see an evilution in the bands sound. Sempiternal Consecration displays many of the same elements of The Perfect Evil in Mortal, in particular the symphonic keyboards.
GARY NUMAN
August 07, 2006, Irving Plaza, New York, USA
PUSHER III: I'M THE ANGEL OF DEATH „Movie Review”
PUSHER III: I'M THE ANGEL OF DEATH begins at an NA meeting. Attending this meeting is Milo (Zlatko Buric)one of Copenhagens most powerful crime bosses.
PUSHER III: I'M THE ANGEL OF DEATH „Movie Review”
PUSHER III: I'M THE ANGEL OF DEATH begins at an NA meeting. Attending this meeting is Milo (Zlatko Buric)one of Copenhagens most powerful crime bosses.
PUSHER II: BLOOD ON MY HANDS „Movie Review”
PUSHER II: BLOOD ON MY HANDS continues the story director and writer, Nicolas Winding Refn first brought to the silver screen in 1996. The sequel focuses upon the life of street hood, Tonny who last appeared on the losing end of a baseball bat, wielded by his friend Frank in PUSHER.
DIRTY RIG „Rock Did It”
Dirty Rig starts their debut CD on Escapi Records with 'Suck It', a track obviously about… well, not surprising, Suck It, Drunk Again and Hot Porno Star are not for the faint of heart, they are sleazy and dirty gems of rock that could easily shock those who may be offended by the somewhat juvenile lyrics each song contains.
DIRTY RIG „Rock Did It”
Dirty Rig starts their debut CD on Escapi Records with 'Suck It', a track obviously about… well, not surprising, Suck It, Drunk Again and Hot Porno Star are not for the faint of heart, they are sleazy and dirty gems of rock that could easily shock those who may be offended by the somewhat juvenile lyrics each song contains.
PUSHER „Movie review”
Pusher, the debut film by Nicola Winding Refn, would go on to become a cult classic and spawn two sequels. PUSHER is a film about Frank (Kim Bodnia) who makes his living hustling drugs on the streets of Copenhagen, Denmark.