White God (2014)
July 7th, 2015 | by Marc Calhoun
Finally got to see Kornél Mundruczó‘s 2014 film: White God last night: Benji it is not. Here’s the quickest and most accurate
About Marc Calhoun
Marc Calhoun Marc Calhoun is a freelance writer/blogger/musician living in Providence RI. He currently presides over Total Echo (http://totalecho.wordpress.com/) and Micro/Macro Album Coverz (http://micro-macro-album.tumblr.com/). Feel free to check out his past radio shows (http://www.bsrlive.com/shows/same-old-song) or his own musical mishaps (https://soundcloud.com/roboticdeathhawk).
Author Archives: Marc Calhoun
Photography by Anders Petersen (NSFW)
June 2nd, 2015 | by Marc Calhoun
Gritty, grainy, and ever-so-real: welcome to the photos of Anders Petersen. I have seen the work of Swedish photographer,
FITZCARDBOARDALDO
April 29th, 2015 | by Marc Calhoun
I could write all kinds of non-essential hyperbole for this, but what more needs to be said than: FITZCARRALDO IN
Best New music of 2014- List by Total Echo
December 31st, 2014 | by Marc Calhoun
(These aren’t listed in any particular order. You can view last year’s list here.) Iceage / Plowing Into the Fields
Under the Skin
December 28th, 2014 | by Marc Calhoun
Earthbound and down. I was recently reminded, (in a rather cruel way) of how engaging and meaningful the ideas of
Polyfauna
February 25th, 2014 | by Marc Calhoun
I know I don’t usually cover smartphone apps, but I do cover Radiohead: hence let’s talk about Polyfauna. Polyfauna is Radiohead’s
Sergio Larrain
December 7th, 2013 | by Marc Calhoun
I am by no means some sort of photographic expert, but I know what I like when I see
Let’s talk about taste
July 14th, 2013 | by Marc Calhoun
So admittedly, this book is not very new, but damn it’s good….. As you can probably guess, I read many
“Ahab is for ever Ahab”
April 2nd, 2013 | by Marc Calhoun
Epic is an overused adjective in this day and age, but this may be one example where it’s warranted. Ohio
Amok
March 9th, 2013 | by Marc Calhoun
Amok, Thom Yorke’s second solo record has emerged. The short verdict: claustrophobic, murky, and engrossing. Let’s not forget Yorke’s strong
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