Nikkatsu Erotica: Volume One is a new Blu-ray box set from Australia’s Imprint, as part of their Imprint Asia sub-label. It brings together two rather creative,

Leather Narcissus is a new six-track album from Black Leather Jesus, the long-running US noise collective who create a searing and often dense sound with very p

Long Hard Road is a CD box set collecting together the work released by lesser-know/ under-appreciated British rock band Nightwing in the early/ mid 80’s. The f

For well over thirty years now Roger Doyle has been composing some of the most unique electro-acoustic and concrete music to be found. From his first scores and

Extreme Private Eros: Love Song 1974 is a highly intimate, at times obsessively focused documentary about a film director who just won’t let go of the love of h

Erupting into the mainstream on February 19th 1981, The Teardrop Explodes’ debut ‘Top of the Pops’ television performance featuring their brassy, bouncy hit ‘Re

From the mid-1960s, The War Game is one of the most troubling, at times downright terrifying portrayals of a nuclear attack ever put to film. The mock docudrama

From the fine folks at Cherry Red’s Doctor Bird, here is another collection of tracks produced by legendary/ innovative reggae producer Lee’ Scratch’ Perry. Fla

From the mighty fine folks at SRS Cinema, here’s another weird ‘n’ wacky slice of low-budget sharkploitation…and boy, this one goes there, in its all-out WTH-ne

Released first in 1976 as an episode of the BBC series Play for Today, Nuts in May was the breakthrough film for English screenwriter/director Mike Leigh. It’s

The infamous Japanese noise artist has a vast and forbidding catalogue that commands a cult fandom. Sam Andrews, 18, is vlogging his way through the lot – and taking a stand for deep listening

The seventh in Powerhouse/ Indicators series of Hammer boxsets looks at the lesser-known side of the legendary studio. The focus of the four-film set is comedy,

Scottish composer and sound artist J. Quimby has created a new project, Rhins, to reassess the musical focus and emotion of his earlier years and bands, and giv

The words classic or important are often bandied about, but I think it is fair to say both are very fitting for A Bay of Blood. The early 1970’s film was very m

The rather curiously named Lemming Project were a German Death Metal band from the early 90s. They released two albums on the legendary Noise label, which serve

Last Tango In Paris was one of the provocative, controversial, and talked-about films of the 1970’s. With its mix of troubling sexual content & off-kilter,

The three August Underground movies (August Underground, Mordum and Penance) are one of the most extreme, brutal and no-holds-bard series of horror movies ever

Black Rabbit, White Rabbit is a 2025 Tajikistan/UAE production that blurs the lines between drama, mystery and dark comedy, with light touches of fantasy and pl

Light Again is a two-CD set bringing together the two albums released by talented British Indian fusion guitarist Gary Boyle in the late 1970s. He’s best known

 D.S.W.A.C.V is one of the  key projects in the recently growing & blossoming  UK walled noise scene. It’s  based in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Here from VCI Entertainment, we have a dual DVD/ Blu Ray release of two low- budget creature features from the 1960s…one regards a severed alien-possessed hand,

Scream Dream is an ultra-low-budget slice of 1980s heavy metal horror shlock. It’s a SOV offering from long-time active horror ‘n’ sleaze merchant Donald Farmer

Over the last few years, Intervision Picture Corp has released a great crop of obscure & odd films to DVD – mainly focusing in Short On Video/ Z budget film

Early this year, the band released their most recent album Theta 7, on Discus Music-which is sadly to be their last. Band leader Martin Archer kindly agreed to

Originally released in the year 1980, as a cassette on Throbbing Gristle's Industrial Records, White Souls In Black Suits was the first sonic fruit from She

Released in the early 1970’s, Forest Of Beastly Desire (aka Juyoku No Mori) was the second of six roman porno films filmed in Sweden by Japanese studio Nikkatsu

Recorded in late 1977, this seven-track live album found space rockers Hawkwind trying out a new name, Dave Brock’s Sonic Assassins, a new line-up, and a more s

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From the early 1990s, Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky stands as one of the most camp, OTT & extreme prison films of all time. The dystopian future-set picture f

Mick Sussman is an New York-based avant-garde composer- who over the last few years has created a truly huge body of complex, varied, yet playful work via the&n

From the early 2000’s, The Screaming is a mix of cult-focused horror, new-age satire, and demonic creature feature. It’s an SOV film, though it’s at the mid-ran

Falling Down stands as one of the more memorable, impactful, and thought-provoking thrillers/ action films of the 1990’s. It stars buzz- cut & bespeckled Mi

I Married A Strange Person is a 1997 animated feature from legendary illustrator, director and animator, Bill Plympton (Cheatin’, Guard Dog and Idiots and Angel

Here we have the fourth in Severin’s celebrated Danza Macabra boxset series, which focuses on European gothic horror cinema- mixing the known with the more obsc