The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
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Split Tooth Media Presents: The Sounds of October Horror
The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
Full StoryWalls and Bridges: Roger Watkins and ‘Shadows of the Mind’ (1980)
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The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
Full StoryAtrocity Exhibition: James Marsh’s ‘Wisconsin Death Trip’ (1999)
The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
Full StoryMake Your Choice: ‘Saw VI’ and the ‘Saw’ Cycle’s Confused Politics
The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
Full StoryThe Many Hands of Orlac: Karl Freund’s ‘Mad Love’ (1935)
The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
Full StorySplit Picks: Sergio Martino’s ‘The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh’ (1971) Vs. ‘Mountain Of The Cannibal God’ (1978)
The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
Full StoryYou’re Not Going Anywhere, Wes: ‘Scream 3’ (2000)
The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
Full StoryPsychopathy and Sausages: Gerard Kargl’s ‘Angst’ (1983)
The acclaimed Australian musician is back in top form with her second full-length studio album, ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ Despite being one of the greatest lyricists alive, Courtney...
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