Songs in the Key of X, Episode 7: 1969
It is the ending of the Age of Aquarius as ‘Songs in the Key of X’ travels back to 1969, and Jeffery X Martin counts down his five favorite songs from that year.
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Daughters Delivers the Bads on Their Latest Album, ‘You Won’t Get What You Want’
‘You Won’t Get What You Want,’ the newest album from the Providence band, Daughters, is a challenging yet rewarding trip into the abyss.
Songs in the Key of X, Episode 6: Food (and Sex)
It’s time for another ‘Songs in the Key of X,’ in which Jeffery X Martin learns that songs about food are almost the same as songs about sex.
Prime in the Dustbin: ‘Madhouse’ (1981)
The 1981 slasher, ‘Madhouse,’ relies on characters doing stupid things, so how can we be upset when they are violently murdered? We can’t.
Songs in the Key of X, Episode 5: Rush Instrumentals
Join Jeffery X Martin and his guest, BBP founder and editor-in-chief, Andy Burns, as they geek out about instrumentals by Rush on ‘Songs in the Key of X.’
Songs in the Key of X Episode 1: Echo & the Bunnymen
Welcome to the first installment of Songs in the Key of X, a weekly music feature in which Jeffery X Martin talks about five his favorite songs. This week, X features Echo and the Bunnymen.
PlayStation Classic Hits Shelves in December With Some Prime Games
The dream of the ’90s is alive at Sony and to prove it, the company is releasing PlayStation Classic, a smaller version of their original game console.
RAW is Renee Young, and We’re All the Better For It
Renee Young is the first permanent female announcer on WWE’s most popular program, Raw, but does it mark a shift in how the company relates to its fans?
Review: ‘The Nun’ is a Movie That We Saw
Just because a movie is a monster hit at the box office doesn’t mean it is good, and nothing this year proves that quite like ‘The Nun.’
Prime in the Dustbin: ‘Blood Freak’ (1972)
The majestically weird ‘Blood Freak’ may be the finest combination of conservative Christian values and gory murders by a turkey monster ever filmed.
Leo Scherman’s ‘Trench 11’ Digs Deep for Wartime Horror
The WWI horror movie, ‘The Trench,’ takes viewers underground for a claustrophobic journey into a tense and disgusting nightmare world.
Prime in the Dustbin: ‘Disconnected’ (1984)
1984’s ‘Disconnected’ foregoes the glitz and glam of most films from the decade, providing a real you-are-there feeling of desperation and madness.