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Apocalypse to the Ears: The most mind-altering albums of all time
Turn me on, demons: nine albums that rearrange the furniture in your head, from Jane’s Addiction to Coltrane, with the tenth slot left empty.
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‘The Irishman’ Cometh: Robert De Niro & Al Pacino star in the last great mob epic
By Igan D'Bayan
Robert De Niro & Al Pacino: An afternoon with the kings of New York
By Igan D'Bayan
Charlie Brooker: On designing dystopia
By Igan D'Bayan
Through the looking glass of doom
By Igan D'Bayan
‘Black Mirror,’ mirror on the wall
By Igan D'Bayan
Moviemov’s homage to Sergio Leone: How the East was won
By Igan D'Bayan
The return of the claw daddy
By Igan D'Bayan
The brats of Beat
By Igan D'Bayan
Space cadets glow
The aural wallpaper to emptiness
Jaco Pastorius and the music of the spheres
You Can’t Always Get What You Want (in Bangkok)
By Igan D'Bayan
Can Chris Cornell save Rock ’n’ Roll?
Audioslave
The Rolling Stones and the gathering moss of time
Rolling Stones
Caught between pop rock and a hard place
By Igan D'Bayan
Who’s afraid of Big Bad Prog?
Dream Theater
Floydian Psychology 101
Pink Floyd