The ComicStand up comedy can be a cut throat business, but in Sam Coex's world, it's downright murder From the annals of bizarre cinema comes perhaps the most bizarre one of them all 1985's The Comic! In a dystopian police state reality of indeterminate time and place, orange bouffant haired comedian Sam Coex is eager for his big break. Realizing that desperate times call for even more desperate measures, he slits the throat of his rival Joey Myers, leaving

Amaryllis Dieltien's soprano is the perfect completion

(15th) "a superbly vivid Fifteenth

Momus "smudges" this Romantic tradition by opening with a melancholy electronic pop take on Schubert's setting of the poem Gute Nacht

he explores the guitar in a personal way

and New York

stretching their sound in new directions

relying solely on your own instincts to keep moving forward

The incredible flute player Sylvain Barou

Foy Willing

exploring a system of composition by narrating into the portable reel-to-reel Uher that Bob Dylan had gifted him

sexual perversion

It is in the spirit of catharsis that I offer this album