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Posts tagged: David Feltman

Film Review: Midsommar (R)

July 19, 2019
by David Feltman

There are few things more terrifying than Swedish hippies: well-mannered, meat pie munching, salt-herring slurping, commune dwelling devils that they are. Actually, that’s not true. There are few things less threatening than Swedish hippies. They’r ...

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Film Review: Hereditary (R)

June 10, 2018
by David Feltman

Hereditary “No nuts.” Hereditary has garnered a lot of hype on its way to movie theaters, drawing comparisons to such scary stalwarts as The Exorcist, Rosemary’s Baby, or Repulsion. And while those comparisons may be somewhat misleading in terms o ...

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CD Review: “Eat the Elephant” by A Perfect Circle

April 23, 2018
by David Feltman

A Perfect Circle hasn't had a new album for 14 years, despite promising one for the last ten. Between other projects and creative squabbles, it felt like the super group might be finished until a steady trickle of singles started showing up ahead o ...

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CD Review: “The Sciences” by Sleep

April 23, 2018
by David Feltman

The seminal stoner metal band Sleep has been dormant nearly 20 years while the side projects of guitarist Matt Pike (High on Fire) and vocalist/bassist Al Cisneros (Om) took the spotlight. There had been rumors and rumblings, the occasional tour an ...

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CD Review: “Sterilize” by Unsane

September 29, 2017
by David Feltman

After a five-year hiatus, New York noise trio Unsane returns to its roots on its eighth album. The dour disposition of the band’s previous release (Wreck) is long gone. Sterilize is raw and angry and relentless. It sounds like a band that’s young a ...

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CD Review: “Cold Dark Place” by Mastodon

September 24, 2017
by David Feltman

The Cold Dark Place EP bears the Mastodon moniker and the members of Mastodon are performing the songs, but this is only technically a “Mastodon” album. Fans still high on Emperor of Sand should temper their expectations. That’s not to say this ...

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CD Review: Arcadea – “Arcadea”

June 26, 2017
by David Feltman

Arcadea is proof that Mastodon’s Brann Dailor is a huge nerd. Fresh on the heels of Mastodon’s seventh studio album, Dailor’s side project debut, the eponymous album Arcadea, reveals an unyielding love of proggy, synth-laden rock operas and a fascina ...

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Mastodon’s Brent Hinds Proposes at Iron City

May 6, 2017
by David Feltman

Although based out of Atlanta, Mastodon’s concert at Birmingham’s Iron City was a homecoming celebration. Vocalist/lead guitarist Brent Hinds is a Birmingham native and his family was in attendance. His mother spent the show hopping up and down, lean ...

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CD Review: “Emperor of Sand” by Mastodon

March 24, 2017
by David Feltman

Emperor of Sand is a chrysalis of an album. Like Crack the Skye before it, it’s a harbinger of a new sound. Not that Mastodon ever really stops tinkering with its sound, but the band’s seventh album gives every indication that it’s ready to shed th ...

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MC Chris Celebrates Ten Years on the Road at Birmingham’s Syndicate Lounge

October 17, 2016
by David Feltman

The Ten Years of Touring Tour feels more like a house party than a concert. It’s an impression that may be partly due to the venue. The Syndicate Lounge in Birmingham, AL was intimate and casual and had every appearance of a buddy’s game room or base ...

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