For some bands, a signature sound is a curse. The Ramones never shook the "every song sounds the same" accusations, despite making a record with 60s Wall of Sound pop producer/murderer Phil Spector or making a mid-80s hardcore album. Neil Young famously waged war on Geffen Records in the 80s by releasing an electronic, vocoder-heavy experimental rock album followed by a 50s-throwback rock 'n' roll album after pressure from the label to imitate his previous successes. For Holy Grinder, however, their distinctive sound is a s…
I've recently gotten deep into lesser-known '70s and '80s horror movies, and there's a certain feeling of risk that comes along with dredging the depths for your next favorite film. Sure, you may come across a Messiah of Evil (1973) or Fascination (1979), movies with a surprising level of craft and beauty beneath their meagre budget and lurid subject matter. But when searching a distributor like Vinegar Syndrome , whose mission is to release rarely seen horror and exploitation films (among other genres) you're just as like…