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From Eureka Entertainment, Cruel Tales Of The Bohachi is dual UHD/ Blu Ray set, bringing together two blood spurting ‘n’ fleshy samurai films from the mid 70’s- which sit with-in the Pinky violence genre. They are both based on the popular manga by Lone Wolf and Cub creators Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima, and focus on nihilistic/ high amoral ronin in the Edo period. Both pictures are OTT Japanese exploitation films- high with both gory slashings and sleaze- with side roads in torture and rope bondage. Each film recives a new HD scan bold with fleshy & blood red tones. With commentary tracks, and a mix of new & old extras
21 Oct 2026
Severin
2026 is the twentieth anniversary of Severin- one of the best-known and respected labels in cult/ b-movie circles. At M[m], we’ve been reviewing the label's output for around ten years now- racking up around one hundred and fifty of their releases covered on the site. So, we’ve decided to look back and select our top twenty releases to date!... These include releases from the sub-labels InterVision & Severin Kids, with indepth reviews for each!
8 Oct 2026
Magick Mtn. is a 2026 film that is desperately trying to be as mysterious, uneasy, and intriguingly cryptic as possible. But sadly, it largely comes off as badly amateurish, pretentious, and at points an out & out frustrating mess. Filmed in black & white- the film sits somewhere between fantasy and horror with mumblecore dialogue and darting occultic imagery- mixing together three rather vague stories set in Laurel Canyon. Here from Cleopatra Entertainment is a DVD release of the film- taking in a director’s/ actors commentary and a few other things.
German sound artist and producer Thomas Brinkmann pays tribute to his friend and Editions Mego founder Peter Rehberg with his latest, GETGETGET. Originating at the Editions Mego 30th anniversary party, Brinkmann examined silence/space against noise, taking inspiration from Günther Anders' "Negative Music," the work of Heinrich Böll, and, of course, his friend Peter Rehberg. The album that came after is two, side-long tracks of exploration, utilizing the above concepts, Rehberg's "GET" trilogy, and the perspective of silence on the listener. Engaging and more quickly moving than most silence study pieces, GETGETGET is one worth thinking about while interacting and a nice shout out to not only Rehberg's musical work but his commitment to releasing important experimental electronics via Editions Mego.
Pete Rose Lavelle — Run It Into The Ground
20 Oct 2026bURNTSPOOn & No Fun HNW — Split
20 Oct 2026Damien De Coene — Frenetic Inertia
20 Oct 2026Tom Challenger & Evan Parker — May Spring Last a Lifetime
20 Oct 2026Tobia Poltronieri — La Voce Della Padrona
20 Oct 2026Poverty Row Classics Vol.1: King of the Zombies and Miss V from Moscow — Poverty Row Classics Vol.1( Blu Ray/ DVD)
20 Oct 2026Death Cycle — Death Cycle( VOD)
19 Oct 2026Paper Trio — Light in the Dark - Music by Carl Nielsen
17 Oct 2026
Olion Interview
Active since the early 2020’s, Olion is one of the key projects within the euro wall-noise scene. To date, it’s put out around seventy releases- taking in both physical and digital form- with stand-alone releases, splits, and collaborations. Sound-wise, their output moves between pummelling, thick-yet oddly soothing. To more texturally layered, and forays into ANW. Behind the project is Olek Browiński from Olsztyn in northern Poland, and he kindly agreed to give us an email interview
A Julian Cope Primmer
Erupting into the mainstream on February 19th 1981, The Teardrop Explodes’ debut ‘Top of the Pops’ television performance featuring their brassy, bouncy hit ‘Reward’ is to this day probably the moment from which most people recall Julian Cope. If your image of Julian remains that of an earnest young budding pop star sporting a fleece-collared flying jacket and a shaggy bowlcut of shoulder-length tresses, if you failed to maintain pace with his entry into the cosmos, if you dismissively describe him (as I’ve seen thereabouts) as “a Smash Hits pin-up”, you have one hell of a lot of catching up to do. Musique Machine have tasked me with leading their readers through the psychedelic jungle and beyond, here, and I have to say that Julian probably merits the ‘beginners’ guide to’ / ‘recommended records’ treatment more than just about any other artist in the music sphere, at least in terms of how public perception and the ‘reality’ (if such a word is appropriate in this extreme case) have a near-unbridgeable gulf.
Orchestra Of The Upper Atmosphere Interview
Early this year, the band released their most recent album Theta 7, on Discus Music-which is sadly to be their last. Band leader Martin Archer kindly agreed to give us an email interview, discussing the project's history & why they’ve decided to call it a day.
Vacant Align Interview
Active since October 2025, Wisconsin’s Vacant Align is one of the more atmospheric and texturally inventive wall noise projects to appear in some time. It’s a project that takes its time in releasing work, and you can certainly hear it, as each of their releases so far is a perfectly crafted blend of expressive and engaging textures. Behind the project is John Engman, who very kindly agreed to give us an email interview
