Songs in the Key of X, Episode 11: Christmas
Jeffery X Martin has managed to avoid catching a dose of the Christmas Spirit, but he’s put together a Christmas ‘Songs in the Key of X’ anyway.
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Songs in the Key of X, Episode 10: 1970
Jeffery X Martin takes a look at the weird musical spectrum of 1970 on this week’s installment of ‘Songs in the Key of X.’
Songs in the Key of X, Episode 9: Songs About Stealing
On this week’s ‘Songs in the Key of X,’ Jeffery X Martin wonders why you’re buying all those holiday gifts when you could be stealing them.
Songs in the Key of X, Episode 8: The Fixx
In this installment of ‘Songs in the Key of X,’ Jeffery X Martin digs deep into the fatalistic catalog of The Fixx. Man, that’s a lot of “X’s.”
You Haven’t Seen ‘Zombie’ Until You’ve Seen Blue Underground’s 4K Restoration
The Blue Underground 4K restoration Blu-ray of Lucio Fulci’s ‘Zombie’ might be more gorgeous than the movie deserves, but you should buy it anyway.
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.
Unearthed Films Unleashes ‘The Unnamable’ onto Blu-ray
The H.P. Lovecraft adaptation, ‘The Unnamable,’ is still a worthwhile watch 30 years on, and Unearthed Films has given it a new 4K scan.
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.’
31 Days of Horror Presents Songs in the Key of X, Episode 3 – John Carpenter
This week, Songs in the Key of X discusses and presents five of the greatest tracks written by John Carpenter.
Behind the Scenes Look at the Critically Acclaimed ‘Venom #1’
Go behind the scenes with the critically acclaimed comic Venom #1 with writer Donny Cates, a story that’s been 1,000 years in the making.
Let Us Now Praise Noise: Sinus Season Edition
We’ve got punk/metal, avant-garde punk, doom metal, metal metal, fuzz doom, and riot grrrl, all on this edition of Let Us Now Praise Noise.
Let Now Praise Noise: An Increasingly Infrequent New Music Column
We’re making up for this column’s recent absence by telling you about all the new music this week, including Chis Cavoretto, Gang of Four, DOA, Mick Harvey, and more.