Living Music – To Allen Ginsberg LP (Roundtable)
There are many poems that should not be put to music. But Allen Ginsberg’ Howl…
Author Bob Baker Fish
Bob Baker Fish
Bob is the features editor of Cyclic Defrost. He is also evil. You should not trust the opinions of evil people.
Rodion G.A – The Lost Tapes (Strut/ Fuse)
If you didn’ know the back-story, the genre, the label or any other contextual information…
Matmos Interview by Bob Baker Fish
Matmos are an eccentric forward thinking electronic duo hailing from Baltimore in the United States.…
Maniac Cop Blu Ray (Monster)
Maniac Cop isn’ especially complex. But it is fun. It’s a confluence of b-grade genius.…
Teisco – D.O.C. LP (Dual Planet)
There’ not a lot of descriptive information attached to this LP from Teisco, and all…
Samba Toure – Albala (Glitterbeat/ Planet Company)
Few countries in recent years have had more reason to sing the blues than Mali.…
Cyclic Defrost writers Top 5 Albums/ Songs of the Year
So here at Cyclic HQ we pondered long and hard and decided to ask our…
Maniac- Blu Ray (Cinema Cult)
With the recent Elijah Wood remake of Maniac, attention has quite rightly turned to the…
The Beyond – Blu Ray (Cinema Cult)
The work of Italian schlock director Lucio Fulci can be quite uneven. For every City…
Southern Soul Blues – David Whiteis (University of Illinois/ Footprint Books)
Do the names Denise LaSalle, Bobby Rush, T.K Soul, Willie Clayton, Sir Charles Jones, or…
The House By The Cemetery Blu Ray (Cinema Cult)
Italian goremeister Lucio Fulci (City of the Living Dead/ Zombi 2) is renowned for his…
Teisco – Musiche De Teisco LP (Dual Planet)
Italian library music has spawned all manner of obscure wondrous over the top under appreciated…
City of The Living Dead – Blu Ray (Cinema Cult)
“Keep refusing the truth,” offers the scary seance lady to the streetwise cop. “At this…
Black Mirror (SBS/ Madman)
There’ something of a kind of crotchety senior citizen “back in my day’ feel about…
Beyond The Hills (Directors Suite/ Madman)
There aren’ too many uplifting exorcism films, and Beyond the Hills doesn’ change this. What…