Fuckhead pulls you through a slalom course of heroin-induced reveries, car crashes, murder, abortion, fraud, overdose, insanity, love, and finally, detox.
As usual with King, Nightmares and Dreamscapes is predictable, with a few curves thrown in. It’s good, easy reading, perfect for killing a couple hours.
From Giger-esque to Tribal, Jap art and splattering collage sleeves; Sex, Tattoos and Rock ‘N’ Roll may skimp on the sex, but displays plenty of the rest.
The brutally violent story of how psychotic killer, Early (Brad Pitt), and his dim-witted, child-like girlfriend Adele (Juliette Lewis), terrorize an unsuspecting couple.
One of the most over-the-top rock videos ever. Even if I wasn’t a mega-colossal Pantera fan, I’d still be absolutely consumed by the home video tour footage.
The sound is catchy pop rock with the mean grungy guitar trodding heavily along. They harmonize many of the choruses. The three piece can pull it off live.
Words are less important here than the quality of the singer’s voice. Alice Cohen can move from dreamy to furious, nymph to doomsayer, in the change of a chord.