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That’s to say nothing of the haunting shot in which Visser, with his hand impaled on a windowsill, starts shooting through the wall to reach Abby. Only the disco ball-like strands of light illuminate Abby’s terror at what’s happening. It’s an utterly perfect moment of unraveling.
- Consequence Of Sound, January 31, 2016
After setting the venue alight with a segue from ‘Song For Clay (Disappear Here)’ – introduced with a stripped back segment of ‘Big Time Sensuality’ - into ‘Banquet’ and a rattle through 2009’s stand-alone single ‘One More Chance’, they then turned over the rest of the main set to their last two albums, slotting the kranky rock of ‘So He Begins To Lie’ between haunting new album tunes ‘Different Drugs’ and ‘Only He Can Heal Me’.
- NME, January 30, 2016
Rough times lie ahead and I have no real idea how anyone's getting back to Nassau. Or what Flint's haunting dreams mean. The ones of Miranda, the abandoned cabin, the mystery hatch, and the dark figure. I think I could make out her lips saying "Help us" and "Come with me," but I'm just guessing.
- IGN, January 30, 2016
Parachute yourself into the Spanish surrealist’s haunting dreamscapes with this new “Dreams of Dali” VR video posted to YouTube:
- Huffington Post, January 30, 2016
The Most Haunting Version of Adele’s ‘Hello’ So Far
- Huffington Post, January 30, 2016
The record hits its retro-chic peek with "Higher," a haunting, anti-poetic drunk text of a ballad. "This whiskey got me feelin' pretty," she sings over producer No I.D.'s mournful string loop. "So pardon if I'm impolite/I just really need your ass with me."
- Thrillist, January 29, 2016
Nicolas Pesce's haunting debut unfolds like the nightmare someone might have after falling asleep during the last scene of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and the demure Francisca — a lonely farm girl who makes lifelong friends by shackling them to the floor of her barn and gouging out their eyes — is nothing less than a beautiful Leatherface for the hipster generation.
- Rolling Stone, January 29, 2016
Ray’s face sags but his eyes remain almost unbearably bright. It’s not long before you realize that Ray’s eyes tell their own story, more hauntingly and more urgently, than any of the plot’s clunky machinations.
- Pop Matters, January 29, 2016
