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THE FOLLOWING: IT FOLLOWS EVOKES CLASSIC SLASHER FILM TRADITIONS WHILE MESSING WITH THEM

Written by JAKE MULLIGAN Posted March 19, 2015 Filed Under: A+E, Film

Everyone’s carnal desires are biting back with a vengeance.

Filed Under: A+E, Film Tagged With: David Lynch, David Robert Mitchell, genre, horror, Interview, Jacques Tourneur, jay, john carpenter, score, scream, sexualized, slasher film, synth, tradition

TRENT REZNOR + ATTICUS ROSS: GONE GIRL

Written by SCOTT MURRY Posted January 26, 2015 Filed Under: MUSIC, Reviews

Trent Reznor has made a lifelong career of music that pushes people out of their comfort zone. Under the moniker of Nine Inch Nails, he introduced a generation to bondage and angst. Although Gone Girl was snubbed for a soundtrack Oscar nom this year, it is a powerfully haunting album.

Filed Under: MUSIC, Reviews Tagged With: ambient, Atticus Ross, Columbia Records, David Fincher, Gone Girl, Industrial, Nine Inch Nails, soundtracks, synth, Trent Reznor

PORCHES.: “FORGIVE (FEAT. GRETA KLINE)”

Written by NINA CORCORAN Posted October 21, 2014 Filed Under: Visual Arts

With Maine's starry-eyed sincerity and Kline's cool pop sigh, it feels more rooted in intimacy than partying -- and that's something we can get down with.

Filed Under: Visual Arts Tagged With: Aaron Maine, Cut Copy, Daft Punk, Dig Boston DigBoston, Forgive, Frankie Cosmos, Friendly Fires, Greta Kline, Instant Crush, Juliana Casablancas, Music, synth, track review

REVIEW + FOTOBOM: GARDENS & VILLA AT THE SINCLAIR

Written by DIG INTERN Posted October 10, 2014 Filed Under: Performing Arts

It seems blog hype doesn't always lead to a rise and fall. If the cards are played right, the only direction you can go is up. Gardens & Villa are talented enough to follow that route.

Filed Under: Performing Arts Tagged With: 1980s, 2011, 2014, Alex G, Boston, Dig, DigBoston, Dunes, Elliott Smith, Folk, Gardens & Villa, Indie Rock, live, live music, Music, Nina Corcoran, sad, singer songwriter, synth, The Sinclair

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