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Reviews of albums, movies, books &c.  

‘Malachai (Shadow Weaver, Part 2)’ Transmogrifies Like Wily Protoplasm Between Listenings
The Legendary Pink Dots Project 

‘Malachai (Shadow Weaver, Part 2)’ Transmogrifies Like Wily Protoplasm Between Listenings

On May 29, 2019 by Adam Whybray

1993’s Malachai (Shadow Weaver, Part 2) shows the Legendary Pink Dots at their ‘minimalist-maximalist’ best, wriggling away under the microscope.

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The New Documentary ‘Bathtubs Over Broadway’ Looks at the Secret World of the Industrial Musical
Film Reviews 

The New Documentary ‘Bathtubs Over Broadway’ Looks at the Secret World of the Industrial Musical

On May 15, 2019 by Matt Keeley

The new film ‘Bathtubs Over Broadway,’ starring ‘Late Show with David Letterman’ writer Steve Young, takes us into the secret world of the Industrial Musical.

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‘Hit Rendition,’ the Newest Petridisch LP, Is a Bifurcated Dreamscape
Music Reviews 

‘Hit Rendition,’ the Newest Petridisch LP, Is a Bifurcated Dreamscape

On May 10, 2019 by Matt Keeley

Out today, Hit Rendition, the new album from Petridisch, is split into two halves, one more electronic, and one guitar-based — and all great.

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Not Just a Classic Issue, MAD #115 (December 1967) Predicted the Future
MAD Magazine Reviews 

Not Just a Classic Issue, MAD #115 (December 1967) Predicted the Future

On April 30, 2019 by Matt Keeley

Home to one of the iconic TV parodies, ‘Star Blecch,’ December 1967’s MAD #115 also features a couple examples of surprising prognostication.

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‘Mothermania’ Was the First of Many Official Zappa-Directed Compilations, and a Well-Chosen Mix
The Zappa Project 

‘Mothermania’ Was the First of Many Official Zappa-Directed Compilations, and a Well-Chosen Mix

On April 29, 2019 by Matt Keeley

Though at this point, Zappa had released five albums, the first official compilation, Mothermania, only features a selection from the first three.

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‘Cruising With Ruben & the Jets’ Is Zappa’s Reverently Satirical Take on the 1950s
The Zappa Project 

‘Cruising With Ruben & the Jets’ Is Zappa’s Reverently Satirical Take on the 1950s

On March 27, 2019 by Matt Keeley

What better way to follow up your avant garde musique concrete classical LP? Why with ‘Cruising With Ruben & the Jets,’ a doo-wop record, of course!

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‘Shop: A Pop Opera’ Is Tops, Full of Bops, and You Should Watch Chop-Chop
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‘Shop: A Pop Opera’ Is Tops, Full of Bops, and You Should Watch Chop-Chop

On March 11, 2019 by Matt Keeley

This last week, Adult Swim posted Jack Stauber’s Shop: A Pop Opera, a collection of short songs about groceries in a weirdly Sparksian vein.

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‘Catwalk’ Is a Light, Breezy Trip to Canada’s Best Cat Shows
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‘Catwalk’ Is a Light, Breezy Trip to Canada’s Best Cat Shows

On February 18, 2019 by Matt Keeley

Recently, Netflix got ‘Catwalk: Takes From the Cat Show Circuit,’ and it’s a lovely little film about adorable cats showing off their stuff.

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MAD #346 Has Its Claws Out For Pat Buchanan, Newt Gingrich and a Pre-Coming Out Ellen DeGeneres
MAD Magazine Reviews 

MAD #346 Has Its Claws Out For Pat Buchanan, Newt Gingrich and a Pre-Coming Out Ellen DeGeneres

On February 15, 2019 by Matt Keeley

In MAD #346 from June 1996, the lead parody is a spoof of ‘Ellen’ BEFORE Ellen DeGeneres came out, along with a look at ‘Mr. Holland’s Opus.’

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Frank Zappa’s ‘Lumpy Gravy’ Was the Composer’s First (Official) Foray Into ‘Serious Music’
The Zappa Project 

Frank Zappa’s ‘Lumpy Gravy’ Was the Composer’s First (Official) Foray Into ‘Serious Music’

On February 14, 2019 by Matt Keeley

Lumpy Gravy, Zappa’s third or fourth album, depending on how you count, was originally for Capitol’s classical music label, but it’s still definitely Zappa.

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