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The Masque of the Red Death (1964) dir Roger Corman

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Stars – Music Hall of Williamsburg – September 19, 2024

Out on a North American tour in support of the 20th anniversary of their beloved breakthrough album, Set Yourself on Fire, Montreal rock and chamber-pop outfit Stars played a sold-out Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday and sent everyone home with a smile. 

(Stars play Music Hall of Williamsburg again tonight.)

(Stars play Union Transfer in Philadelphia tomorrow.)

(Stars play Royale in Boston on Sunday.)

Photos courtesy of Hillary Safadi | @hillasafadi

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Primal Rage (2017)

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Asylum (1972) dir. Roy Ward Baker

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Patrick McGee - "Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company" | The Daily Show

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'From SHANE to KILL BILL (book by Patrick McGee)

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THEY WAIT IN THE DARK (2022) 10 reviews plus trailer - on Digital February 7th

They Wait in the Dark is a 2022 American horror drama film about a young woman and her adopted son who are on the run from her abusive ex until a supernatural force from her dark past begins haunting them. Written, co-produced and directed by Patrick Rea (I Am Lisa; Monster X; Arbor Demon; Nailbiter). Also produced by Hanuman Brown-Eagle, Jake Jackson and Ashley Mayer. Executive produced by…

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Acidhead Announces New Music

Patrick McGee, aka Acidhead, is back with another new single titled "Love Has Me Keep On Dying." It's the latest from his forthcoming debut project, Distractions, dropping November 15th via Veriditas Recordings.

This new track is a three-sectioned song of rap/garage band stylings. Based on one of Aaron Copland’s Emily Dickinson songs, “The World Feels Dusty” and James Joyce’s Dubliners. The middle section includes a poem by Sara Kongkatong, and in addition to programming and vocals, McGee plays saxophone on the outro.

This mélange of influence stems from an early age. While studying classical piano, McGee developed and fostered an unhealthy obsession with the pop star called Michael Jackson. At age 11, he memorized every MJ lyric from every song, including those from the Jackson 5 catalogue. Donning a white pinstripe suit and fedora à la Smooth Criminal, he memorized every dance move including the infamous “moonwalk”,  in which the illusion of floating backwards while walking forwards is explicated. The pinnacle of this formative tribute was his staged karaoke review of MJ’s greatest hits, performed in his driveway on a rented stage, full sound system, three dancers, and a comedy opener performed by his brother who arrived on a dirt bike. He later went on to study jazz and composition at NYC’s second best music conservatory. This scenario, combined with a domino-effect of heartbreak and self-discovery, allowed for the creation of Distractions.

Album Art Work By: Felix Kauffman

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