I'm trying to remember what John Carpenter was actually about, which is harder than it sounds. I think I know. I think it was minimal synths and blank-faced evil and the sense that suburbia is one babysitter shift away from neighborhood collapse. But really, Carpenter...
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Album Review: Rob Zombie – ‘The Great Satan’
The man, the myth, the legend: Rob Zombie. A true visionary and storyteller, he has delivered some of the most distinctive, what-am-I-listening-to records since the nineties with .The Great Satan Album number eight, his first since 2021's The Lunar Injection Kool Aid...
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