This is straight up Shaw Brothers action, from the camera movements to the geysers of blood to the way in which characters die.

There’s no doubt that Jonze is a real talent, but what’s more, and this comes across time and again, a very passionate one as well.

Their most unpredictable and heaviest album to date.

Winged Migration gives us a front row seat to a spectacle that has been going on, above our heads, for thousands of years.

Overall, I’d have to say that Mercury Radio Theatre’s music lends itself much better to a live setting.

I’m hardpressed to think of a film I’ve seen in recent months with as much heart, drama, and glorious humanity as Spellbound.

Their music proves to be quite a bit more than just the sum of their obvious influences and inspirations.

One of the year’s best, and I can’t wait to hear more Nobody in upcoming years.

There were plenty of moments where Violence & Technology became a rather invigorating listen.

This probably kicks more ass than any soundtrack has a right to.

Why would Tolkien not take a more overtly religious slant in his novels.