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Music Reviews Now Have a Parallel Niche
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 16, 2015
As I always have had a parallel niche of music reviews on Le Mot du Cinephiliaque, my ancient
music reviews website is back on track with a refresh on the look and the same
old writer holding the wheel.
You’ll find my music reviews here on Le Mot du Melomaniaque. read more
Music Review : Echelon - Indulgence over Abstinence Behind the Obsidian Veil (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 15, 2015
Music Review : Echelon - Indulgence over Abstinence Behind the Obsidian Veil
(2015, Metal
Inquisition Records)
With frontman
Dave Ingram (ex-Bolt Thrower and ex-Benediction) and Rogga Johansson of
numerous projects on all instruments, Echelon
is an old-school Death metal monolithic band of g read more
Music Review : Neuronia – Under The Same Sky (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 15, 2015
Music Review : Neuronia – Under
The Same Sky (2015, Self-released)
Straight out
of Poland, Neuronia have released
their third full lenght record on December 14th and are preaching the
Heavy/Thrash metal flag high and loud. In the vein of Trial or Trivium,
Neuronia makes contempora read more
Music Review : Mgła – Exercises in Futility (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 14, 2015
Music Review : Mgła – Exercises in Futility (2015, No Solace | Northern Heritage) While it almost felt into my blindspot categorie of 2015, the thrid full lenght album by Polish black metallers, Mgła, is one of the most celebrated releases of the genre this year. With six intense song read more
Music Review : Sivyj Yar – Burial Shrouds (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 12, 2015
Music Review : Sivyj Yar – Burial
Shrouds (2015, Avantgarde
Music)
Highly
prolific band or one man band, Sivyj Yar
(an ancient deity of Slavs) and its sole member Vladimir from Russia, has
released five albums since 2009. With lyrics recalling the early times of Varg
Vikernes in the i read more
Music Review : Absolutus - Pugnare in iis quae obtinere non possis (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 11, 2015
Music Review : Absolutus - Pugnare in iis quae obtinere non possis
(2015, Heidens Hart Records)
Coming out of
Belgium, Absolutus are a nihilistic
black metal band that has evolve from a traditional black metal sound to a more
experimental ensemble creating eerie atmospheres and out of this read more
Music Review : Heimsdall Wacht – Der Untergang der alten Welt (2006-2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 9, 2015
Music Review : Heimsdall Wacht – Der Untergang der alten Welt (2006-2015,
Heidens Hart Records)
Rising from
the earth of Gemany in 2004, Heimsdall
Wacht are a duo performing solid revivalist black metal from the early 1990’s
à la Gorgoroth, Satyricon, and Ulver.
Without falling read more
The Wings of Eagles
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 7, 2015
This post is part of the “Try It,
You’ll Like It!” Blogathon, hosted by Sister Celluloid and Movies Silently, where we write about “gateway films” that might bring
non-classic-film lovers into the fold!
The Wings of Eagles (John Ford, 1957)
A biograph read more
Music Review : Crypt Sermon – Out of the Garden (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 6, 2015
Music Review : Crypt Sermon – Out of the Garden (2015, Dark Descent)
Getting into
the album Out of the Garden took me a
while and despite all the praise and positive buzz around the album, I was not
able to complete a listen of the entire album since it came out. So in an attempt
to co read more
Final Day: Winter Sports blogathon
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 4, 2015
Hi there!
Here are the posts for the final day of the Winter Sports blogathon:
Silver Scenes has been analyzing Winter Sports in the 1930's 1940's films:
Movie Rob did a double bill with Miracle
and Downhill Racer
Cinematic Catharsis has done another home run with On Her Majesty's Sec read more
The Art of Flight
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 1, 2015
Note: this review is part of the Winter Sports blogathon hosted by the author of these lines Michaël Parent of Le Mot du Cinephiliaque The Art of Flight (Curt Morgan, 2011) The most anticipated snowboard movie of the year 2011, The Art of Flight meets the high expectations tha read more
Day 1 & 2: Winter Sports blogathon
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Dec 1, 2015
Here's the lineup for today's event:
Movies Silently skates with us and Max with her review of Max Learns to Skate
Silver Screenings with her superb review of Sun Valley Serenade
Yours truly with his recent review of The Art of Flight
Keep getting back, the posts will keep coming as sno read more
2016 Blindspot Series
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Nov 30, 2015
This year I’m joining the Blindspot Series hosted by Ryan McNeil of The Matinee.
It is quite simple, you have to select a film per month that you will be reviewing that you have never seen before and that is considered as an essential viewing.
Here’s my line-up :
I WAS BORN, BUT̷ read more
Music Review : Cult Leader - Lightess Walk (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Nov 29, 2015
Music Review : Cult Leader - Lightess
Walk (2015, Deathwish)
The label Deathwish of Converge member Jacob Bannon
has been releasing iconoclastic underground bands since its debuts. With the
latest release of Cult Leader’s Lightless Walk, we are into Converge-like territories of read more
The Winter Sports Blogathon is Approaching
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Nov 27, 2015
Get your posts ready and your winter apparel out, the Winter Sports blogathon starts in less than four days!
I know many of you are full of Thanksgiving dinners and are having fun rewatching those classic Holiday films of yours like Planes, Trains and Automobiles. But up here in Canada we are still read more
Music Review : Windhand – Grief’s Infernal Flower (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Nov 26, 2015
Music Review : Windhand – Grief’s Infernal Flower (2015, Relapse)
With the
explosion of doom metal bands of the recent years, Windhand have maintained a slight advance in their popularity even
when they went too into their own music with Soma. However, with the much awaited Grie read more
Music Review : Royal Headache - High (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Nov 25, 2015
Music Review : Royal Headache - High (2015, What’s Your Rupture?)
Not being a
fan of garage rock doesn’t make me repulsive about it at all. This is why I
plugged into Royal Headache’s High with not much expectations. It was
probably for the best. With the first song I got read more
Music Review : Corrections House – Know How To Carry a Whip (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Nov 25, 2015
Music Review : Corrections House –
Know How To Carry a Whip (2015,
Neurot)
Formed of
Scott Kelly (Neurosis), Bruce Lamont
(Yakuza), Mike IX Williams (Eyehategod), Sanford Parker (Minsk) and Seward Fairbury, Corrections House is the cohesive
collaboration of those great minds in the ma read more
Music Review : Horrendous - Araneta (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Nov 24, 2015
Music Review : Horrendous - Araneta (2015, Dark Descent)
In the recent
years many genres have stagnate and left fans biting again and again in their
old classics saying : they don’t make them like this anymore. Even the
greats like Iron
Maiden and Slayer have more
or less missed read more
Music Review : Björk - Vulnicura (2015)
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque Posted by Michael on Nov 24, 2015
Music Review : Björk - Vulnicura (2015, One Little Indian) Iceland’s musicians have a sobriety and a dark approach to music that few artists have achieved. Just look at the wide audience of the masters of Sigur Ros. While established and world reknowned Björk is one of ScandinaviaR read more