Interview: Atra Aeterna (Zack Mitchell)

  • September 10, 2012

  • 1 mins to read

Atra Aeterna is the solo musical project of Zack Mitchell, who creates haunting, cinematic pieces that blur the line between electronic and neo-classical music. Influenced by the likes of Akira Yamaoka and Clint Mansell, Zack seamlessly melds subtle fields of static warmth, complex piano melodies and dark atmospherics into a bleak and ethereal blend of …

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Interview: S.P. Miskowski

  • September 7, 2012

  • 1 mins to read

S. P. Miskowski’s supernatural horror novel Knock Knock is published by Omnium Gatherum Media and is on the shortlist for a Shirley Jackson Award. Her short fiction has appeared in Supernatural Tales 21, Horror Bound Online Magazine, Identity Theory, The Absent Willow Review, Other Voices and the anthology Detritus. She is a member of the speculative fiction group Wily Writers. Read more…

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News Round-up Week Ending 7 September

  • September 7, 2012

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Resident Evil 6 downloadable demo Capcom have confirmed that from 18 September there will be a downloadable Resident Evil 6 demo for Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. In the demo you can play as Leon S. Kennedy or Helena Harper and explore the corridors filled with victims of the latest bio-terrorist attack in Ivy University. Players will …

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FrightFest Review: Tulpa

  • September 6, 2012

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Do you yearn for the heady days of early 1970s Italian exploitation? Of tales of faceless killers in long black coats and big hats despatching helpless victims in a variety of stylish, needlessly complicated and beautifully filmed ways? Read more…

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