The Return of Retro
Video games are unlike any other from of entertainment. They are developed to be played continuously and new games will be coming out to supersede the old ones regular.
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Album Reviews
Peter Zimmermann – “Eine Nacht Mit Peter Zimmermann”
The German legend Peter Zimmermann is set to steal the spotlight with his newest italo-disco bombshell, “Eine Nacht Mit Peter Zimmermann.” This album listens like a stiff drink feels – warming you inside until you’re bursting with a drunken energy and you just can’t help but feel the drive.
Retro Corner: Neon Nox
We have got another great song for all you rad people out there. Here’s a track that will be sure to keep you cruising till sunrise, “Turbulence” by “Neon Nox”.
Album Reviews
Damokles – Bring Out The Funk
Swedish sensation Damokles, a.k.a. Anders Ekström, is blasting back from the past with his newest EP, “Bring Out The Funk.”
Movie Review
Fright Night 1 (1988)
If you are sitting where you are having a déjà vu feeling all over your body well, guess what? You’re damn right you are. Happy Halloween Retro space cowboys! This month’s haunted house begins with Fright Night 2.
Djinn by Alain Robbe-Grillet (1981, Tr. 1982)
As a kind of self-contained as well as finite wholeness, Djinn, authored by the godfather of the Nouveau Roman himself
Retro Corner: Block 35
Hey there listeners, if you’re looking for that feel good song with lots high pulse energy, than look no further.
Best Atari Titles Of The Early ’80s
There are valid arguments for games anywhere on this spectrum as retro classics, but where this writer is concerned it’s the games that were available in the early-’80s that really capture the spirit of what gamers love in retro concepts.
Literature
Blood Meridian (or the Evening Redness in the West) by Cormac McCarthy (1985)
The wild west has caught the imagination of many, American and non-American alike, for years.
Car Review
BMW M1 (1978-1981)
BMW is loved throughout the automotive world. However everyone, even those that don’t care about cars, know their biggest weakness: Stylistically thinking inside the box.
NRW is Proud To Premiere: The Outrunners
Prepare yourself for a special presentation.
Literature
A Wild Sheep Chase by Haruki Murakami (1982, tr. 1989)
On November 25th 1970 the most prominent Japanese novelist, Yukio Mishima, committed ritual seppuku after staging a theatrical protest/coup in favor of restoring the imperial system to power. That event sent shockwaves throughout Japan and the Western literary world