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’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.

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

Their most unpredictable and heaviest album to date.

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

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

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.