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https://www.europesays.com/es/248305/ Vídeo de Rob Zombie. Concierto en streaming de Devin Townsend. Fechas de Eric Sardinas. #DevinTownsend #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #EricSardinas #ES #España #Music #Música #RobZombie #Spain

For @aspeed's #ThursdayFiveList: #MovieSongs, or songs from a movie or movie soundtrack, or a song that references a movie in some way.
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#5 #RobZombie: Dragula

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From The Matrix

Conversations with Culture Icons: an anthology of unconventional interviews from a mixed-up, muddled-up music scene

 

These conversations go beyond the surface, tackling bold topics like sexuality and queer visibility, excess and artistry, and the tension between creative freedom and commercial success.

The book also hints at a looming industry shift, urging artists to reflect on their legacies before it’s too late. Inside, readers will find candid, unfiltered discussions with legends and trailblazers, including Nick Cave, Kylie Minogue, RuPaul, Tori Amos, Mark Ronson, Charli XCX, Darren Hayes, Boy George, Patti Smith, Dave Grohl, Dave Gahan, Björk and many more. 

Details:

• Independently published (New Edition, published 26 January, 2026)
• Language: English
• Paperback, 359 pages
• ISBN: 979-8301913266
• Dimensions:15.24 x 2.29 x 22.86 cm

Available in eBook to read on Kindle, smartphone, tablet, PC or Mac. Also available in paperback with gloss cover, or hardback with matte cover.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Antonino Tati has been writing about pop culture since 1989, contributing to X-Press, The West Australian, and Australian Style magazine. He was also a presenter on the pop culture TV program ‘The Pulse’ in the early 1990s. Since then, he has been an editorial contributor to various local and international publications, as well as having founded Cream magazine in 1997.

Antonino lives in Perth, Western Australia, with his partner Ben and their fur-babies, Ringo the Chihuahua-Terrier, and Ziggy the fat ragdoll cat. He continues to edit Cream while also presenting the occasional music program on alternative radio.

Buy in paperback direct from the Publisher and save!

Paperback, $25.00

Email [email protected] with the Subject heading ‘Conversations Special’. Price includes postage and handling.

REVIEWS FOR CONVERSATIONS WITH CULTURE ICONS AND AUTHOR ANTONINO TATI:

“Candid, unfiltered discussions with legends and trailblazers.” Art Gallery of Western Australia

“The author consistently manages to capture artists at their acerbic and intellectual best.” Victorian History Library

“Antonino has made a career out of mixing it with some of the world’s most famous musicians. And then there’s this book!” Patrick Hession, ABC Radio

“This is a book that pop music fans will love; an interesting collection for anyone wanting to study the art of the interview, trainwrecks included.” Graeme Watson, Out In Perth

“It’s obvious Antonino has a great knowledge and love for cultural journalism. His questions are open-ended and interesting and in most cases, the answers and conversations gave me new information and insight into the multi-dimensional talents of the artists.” Marcia C, Amazon Reviews 

“Reading this truly fascinating look at the inside of the Australian music industry is like a crash course on Antonino Tati’s life, on speed.” Janet M, Blue Wolf Book Reviews

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Conversations with Culture Icons: an anthology of unconventional interviews from a mixed-up, muddled-up music scene

 

These conversations go beyond the surface, tackling bold topics like sexuality and queer visibility, excess and artistry, and the tension between creative freedom and commercial success.

The book also hints at a looming industry shift, urging artists to reflect on their legacies before it’s too late. Inside, readers will find candid, unfiltered discussions with legends and trailblazers, including Nick Cave, Kylie Minogue, RuPaul, Tori Amos, Mark Ronson, Charli XCX, Darren Hayes, Boy George, Patti Smith, Dave Grohl, Dave Gahan, Björk and many more. 

Details:

• Independently published (New Edition, published 26 January, 2026)
• Language: English
• Paperback, 359 pages
• ISBN: 979-8301913266
• Dimensions:15.24 x 2.29 x 22.86 cm

Available in eBook to read on Kindle, smartphone, tablet, PC or Mac. Also available in paperback with gloss cover, or hardback with matte cover.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Antonino Tati has been writing about pop culture since 1989, contributing to X-Press, The West Australian, and Australian Style magazine. He was also a presenter on the pop culture TV program ‘The Pulse’ in the early 1990s. Since then, he has been an editorial contributor to various local and international publications, as well as having founded Cream magazine in 1997.

Antonino lives in Perth, Western Australia, with his partner Ben and their fur-babies, Ringo the Chihuahua-Terrier, and Ziggy the fat ragdoll cat. He continues to edit Cream while also presenting the occasional music program on alternative radio.

Buy in paperback direct from the Publisher and save!

Paperback, $25.00

Email [email protected] with the Subject heading ‘Conversations Special’. Price includes postage and handling.

REVIEWS FOR CONVERSATIONS WITH CULTURE ICONS AND AUTHOR ANTONINO TATI:

“Reading this truly fascinating look at the inside of the Australian music industry is like a crash course on Antonino Tati’s life, on speed.”

Janet M, Blue Wolf Book Reviews

  “Candid, unfiltered discussions with legends and trailblazers.” Art Gallery of Western Australia

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Bombus – Your Blood Review

By Dr. A.N. Grier

After a much-needed vacation,1 and being sick as fuck for weeks, ole Grier is back with something you might not want in your life but you need it. In 2016, AMG Himself reviewed the third record from Bombus, a little-known Swedish outfit. Like AMG, I was surprised that something so simple could plant a seed in my ear and keep me returning for more. But, I suppose it’s no surprise when surrounded by endless extreme metal that a palate cleanser like Repeat Until Death would find a home in my regular rotation. The band basically plays metalized rock with predictable song structures and hooking choruses, where nothing overstays its welcome. Three years later, we appeared to have missed the release of Vulture Culture. But maybe that was for the best considering it only contained a handful of new ideas and struggled to come together as a complete album. I was hesitant when I saw this year’s Your Blood in the bin. Though one spin in, I knew something magical was happening to Bombus and Your Blood turned out to be their most ambitious record to date.

After spending years with Century Media Records, Bombus has penned a new deal with Black Lodge Records. Not only that but co-founding vocalist and guitarist Matte Säker left the band. In his stead, not only was another vocalist/guitarist recruited (they have two), but a third guitarist was added to the mix to bring the band from a four-piece to a five-piece. With these newfound axes, the band traveled a new road that brought soaring solos, intricate leads, and harmonizing soundscapes. Your Blood also offers the most melodic collection of pieces the band has ever accumulated. The result is far less predictable than previous albums, introducing new twists that’ll pull at your heartstrings, bob your head, and raise an eyebrow (or two). If you know the band’s previous output, nothing will prepare you for what’s to come.

While one of the more straightforward ditties on the record, “Killer” does a decent job introducing you to the new Bombus direction. After opening with all three guitars lending their strings to soaring leads, the song settles into a melodic groove. As the song builds, the passion and sadness of the track intensifies, sucking you into its mere three-and-a-half-minute runtime. With an accessible piece setting the mood, things get real weird, real fast. The follow-up track, “The One,” zaps you into a time warp that introduces a slow-moving vocal style akin to Nick Cave and a poppy drum beat that could have come from The White Stripes. I know, it’s a couple of odd descriptors, but the song is absolutely hypnotizing as it weaves in and out of intense moments and drum-led spoken-word interludes. But, the weirdest track of them all is the title track. Like so many other bands these days, Bombus reaches into Spaghetti-Western influences. With cawing crows and more sinister Ghoultown vibes, this track slithers around like a sidewinder, erupting into the catchy chorus while passing through cold, dark desert nights.

Between these oddities, Hellhammer-esque nastiness, Motörhead beauty, speed metal licks, Pain-like psychedelics, and Volbeaty clapping segments,2 a couple tracks truly crawl to the top. “Carmina” is one of the most interesting tracks on the album, showing how much time the band spent to improve and diversify their sound. Probably one of the heavier tracks on the album, much like their style of old, this track uses a combination of hammering vocals, bass, and drums to set up the chorus. The chorus is interesting because it passes through two phases: first, punching Rob Zombie-ish shouts, and then low, overlapping vocals. After passing the midway point, the band settles into Chug Land, pounding away on a riff as the guitar leads swirl around the background chants. The best song on the album immediately triggered me in the strangest way possible. The simple riff of “Take Your Down” is almost identical to the soundtrack of one of my favorite revenge scenes in television history: when Frank Castle finally gets his hands on William Rawlins. It’s a powerful song with a fantastic chorus that punches on those revenge qualities and puts goosebumps on my arms.

Outside of the weirdly cool (but also still weird), synthy guitar work of “No Rules” and the howling wolf at the beginning of “The Beast,” which had me spitting out my coffee in laughter, Your Blood is a great new direction for Bombus. The songs are painstakingly structured for a style like this, the choruses are some of the best they’ve ever written, and the diversity makes it exciting on repeat listens. The album flow is also well done vocally. As the album plays out, the vocals get nastier and more pained. After introducing some cleans toward the beginning of the album, the back half finds them more and more raucous, concluding the record with the most desperate performance. Your Blood might not be the vicious metal record you want, but if you take a minute to explore the band’s discog, you’ll be surprised by the results of this new record. Everywhere I look on the interwebz, people ask, “Why are these guys not more popular.” And you know what? I have no idea.

Rating: 3.5/5.0
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 267 kb/s mp3
Label: Black Lodge Records
Websites: bombusmusic.com | facebook.com/bombusmusic
Releases Worldwide: November 1st, 2024

Show 2 footnotes

1. A real one. Not just a vacation from all you fuckheads. ↩
2. Yeah, this album is wild. ↩

#2024 #35 #BlackLodgeRecords #Bombus #Ghoultown #HardRock #HeavyMetal #Hellhammer #Motörhead #NickCave #Nov24 #Pain #Review #Reviews #RobZombie #SwedishMetal #TheWhiteStripes #Volbeat #YourBlood

A new #FilmsTRIPS #podcast is out! This time, Andrew and I return to Munster territory by looking at #RobZombie's 2022 film #TheMunsters: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/24panelspersecond/episodes/2023-12-07T16_42_12-08_00 #SheriMoonZombie #JeffDanielPhillips #DanielRoebuck #SylvesterMcCoy #JorgeGarcia #CassandraPeterson

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JOHN 5 Misses Talking To ROB ZOMBIE, Would Like To Reconnect
"I know he is doing great. But I hope we connect soon."

https://metalinjection.net/news/john-5-misses-talking-to-rob-zombie-would-like-to-reconnect

#john5 #robzombie #reconnect #musicians #guitarlegend #shockrocklegend #rocknroll #musiccollaboration #collaborationgoals

My hope is that Universal Pictures and Vudu offer a Vudu bundle of Rob Zombie's The Munsters (2022) with Bryan Fuller's Mockingbird Lane (2012).

#TheMunsters #mockingbirdlane #robzombie #bryanfuller #eddieizzard #jerryoconnell #portiaderossi #whitezombie #sylvestermccoy #sherimoonzombie #jeffdanielphillips #danielroebuck #2022movies