Trailer for the new David O. Russell film American Hustle. Looks interesting!
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
tu(n)esday!
Safe with me...
Raw cut...
Winter..
Something about you...
All I want...
Stay...
I can tell...
Reach out Richard...
Strong...
Odd look...
Who you are...
Gravediggress...
Surrender...
Monday, July 29, 2013
Sunday, July 28, 2013
emo fru
Emotive Fruition is not your typical poetry reading. It's an excellent, lively series curated and directed by Thomas Dooley. Actors perform poems, giving them new life and resonance.
This Sunday night they will be reading three of my pieces at Bowery Poetry Club.
Check it out!
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
tu(n)esday!
Here are some more fun summer grooves & some free mp3's for ya...
Summer heat (free mp3!)...
F for you
Magic carpet...
Control (free mp3!)...
Dispel (free mp3!)...
Taking over (EP)...
Far gone..
Come & get it...
On my own...
Monday, July 22, 2013
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
take it off!
Only God Forgives is a melding of Western and Far Eastern revenge flicks, filmed quite nicely by Larry Smith. Smith was the lighting cameraman on Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut, which is what this movie sometimes reminded me of, with its stoic, nightmarish fairy tale quality. Shooting in Bangkok (chronologically) gives the film a dingy, neon allure. Cliff Martinez returns with another good score--the centerpiece being a spooling electro riff in the "Wanna fight?" sequence--one of the rare moments when the pic jolts to life. Thomas is a compelling presence and a weird one, especially for movie buffs, since it's unlike anything she's done before. Her scenes are the most arresting in the movie: her testy hotel arrival, moments between her and Julian with some Oedipal and Lady Macbethian shades, and when she gets to describe violent Julian's past (is she trustworthy or literally, with her long skinny cigarettes, just blowing smoke?).
Lacking in tension, this "Angel of Vengeance" tale seems to "try" to be offbeat though it ends up feeling a bit preciously-plotted and watered down. Gone is a wide array of quirky, engaging characters (which is what we found in Drive and what is usually found in the movie's influences: film noir and Westerns) so there isn't much to be invested in except the style. I'm an unabashed fan of Gosling as both an actor and a sex symbol but his dispassionate staring did little for me (maybe Refn's intention?). Gosling called the script (by Refn) the "strangest thing" he's read. And it's also probably one of the easiest for him to remember, since he barely has any lines or emotional cues. The high point for him is when he wails "take it off!" to his "woman" (Yayaying Ratha Phongam), which is what I was hoping she'd yell back at him. **
- Jeffery Berg
Friday, July 19, 2013
verano mix 2013
Lovely mix tape from Goldroom.
Free download!
Tracklist
1. Mitch Murder – Mirage
2. The Preatures – Is This How You Feel? (Classixx Remix)
3. Oxford – Mirage 84 (Neptune Safari Remix)
4. Hayden James – Permission To Love
5. Dumb Dan – Ele (Jesper Samuelson Remix)
6. Follow Me – Somethin’ Bout You (Satin Jackets Remix)
7. Peter & The Magician – On My Brain (Le Crayon Remix)
8. Goldroom – Angeles (Palm & Trees Re-Tropicalize)
9. Monitor 66 – Nyx
10. Monte – You Should Know
11. Owl Eyes – Jewels & Sapphires (Goldroom Remix)
12. Cyril Hahn – Perfect Form (feat. Shy Girls)
13. Patrick Baker – Reckless Love
14. The Knocks (ft. St Lucia) – Modern Hearts (Goldroom Remix)
15. Poolside – Golden Hour
16. Little Daylight – Name In Lights (Pacific Air Remix)
17. Mayer Hawthorne – Her Favorite Song (Oliver Remix)
18. Simon & Garfunkel – The Sound Of Silence (Luxxury Edit)
19. Goldroom – Sydney Dreams