I’m here to talk about Abel Ferrara’s 1979 film The Driller Killer, in which a NYC artist named Reno Miller (played by Ferrara, listed as Jimmy Laine), under pressure to deliver on a commissioned painting, unpaid bills, as well as a crumbling domestic situation, kills a lot

The Hunting  Tweet   Available today: My new album is a series of reflections on isolation and hunting, on life and grief, on sustenance and violence.   the hunting by skræling

Live recording, January 10, 2020 in Ithaca, NY   Live set from January 10, 2020 in Ithaca, NY as part of The ElectroZone Presents: Güd Vibrations  

“Disembodied” by Jen Kutler                                                           I     Tweet I went to Jen Kutler’s record release party for “Disembodied,” and I’m still

   I played my first solo gig ever. Ambient looped guitar with cedar flute. November 15, 2019 in Ithaca, NY.  

Tweet   While talking about stereotype has become rather boring, stereotypes themselves have not gone out of fashion, nor have they lost much of their ability to stand in for real people and real issues. Stereotypes fill films and literature, and allow their audience to quickly follow plots and conflicts

 REVIEW: “Shana: The Wolf’s Music”      Tweet   I attended the US premiere of “Shana: The Wolf’s Music,” and I don’t think I’ve ever looked at my watch that many times during a film. Not just because the pacing is uneven and ultimately draining, but the stereotypes are debilitating.

Tweet     Back in 2008, I won the Lamb of God “Producer Challenge,” sponsored by the band, Epic Records, SIRIUS Satellite Radio, and Apple’s GarageBand. The band released a special edition of their album “Sacrament” that contained a bonus disc of the isolated audio stems (grouped by instrument) for