Reviews

I’ve recently rediscovered Warp 11, a punk rock Star Trek band, because of their recent collaboration with Sci-Fried. Their songs touch on pretty much everything Trek-related, from Federation to Klingons to Vulcans and everywhere in between. Read More

Spike's got his own comic, but the storyline is just as complicated as before. Instead of a Slayer who refuses to acknowledge their love, now he's got to deal with well-meaning minions and murderous monsters. What's a vampire got to do to have a good day? Read More

It’s no stretch to say that Deadlight was the most widely anticipated release from this year’s Summer of Arcade promotion on the Xbox Live Arcade. Does it make good on its promise of a zombie horror platformer with a 1980s setting? Read More

Alana, Marko, Hazel, and Izabel are still making their way to safety, but danger is not far behind. We follow them with hopes that they can rewrite their destinies and find happiness before it's all over. However, the dread of what might happen if they Read More

The 2nd Mass has been promised paradise before, but those were empty promises. Charleston appears to be everything they were told: the chance to resume as normal a life as possible. But does the beauty of the new city cover a nightmare instead of a Read More

After my epic, four part recap of Nerdapalooza 2012, I’ll try to keep this report on the shorter side. Once Nerdapalooza was over, there was still a bit more geek music to come. Monday night brought us The Day After concert at The Haven. A few artists Read More

It is the twenty-fifth anniversary of Stanley Kubrick’s unforgettable war film, so a new release for 2012 is justifiable, especially when it looks and sounds as fantastic as this one does. Read More

Sunday at Nerdapalooza finished off with Beebs and Her Money Makers, YTCracker, Random, Koo Koo Kanga Roo, The Protomen, and more! Read More

I first became aware of Hello, the Future! (aka Nicole Dieker) when she produced the Mink Car Cover CD. Now she is working on a new album (called Giant Robot Album) and needs to raise funds to get real studio time and a band. So what better way to do Read More

Sunday's highlights at Nerdapalooza included Those Who Fight, Professor ShyGuy, the Money Boys, and DJ RoboRob! Read More

My first day of Nerdapalooza continued with Captain Dan and the Scurvy Crew, Adam WarRock, Schäffer the Darklord, Math the Band, The Protomen, and more! Read More

The 2nd Mass marches onward to Charleston in “Death March”. This Falling Skies episode is a literal road trip. All the action and revelations occur as the unit travels. An episode of this nature is difficult to keep interesting and moving, but “Death Read More