Rough Night (2017)

Five best friends from college reunite 10 years later for a wild bachelorette weekend in Miami. Their hard partying takes a hilariously dark turn when they accidentally kill a male stripper. Amidst the craziness of trying to cover it up, they're ultimately brought closer together when it matters most.

Five best friends from college reunite 10 years later for a wild bachelorette weekend in Miami. Their hard partying takes a hilariously dark turn when they accidentally kill a male stripper. Amidst the craziness of trying to cover it up, they're ultimately brought closer together when it matters most.

Cinq amies qui se sont connues à l’université se retrouvent dix ans après pour un week-end entre célibataires à Miami. Une seule règle : tout est permis. Mais avec ce qui arrive à un strip-teaser à cause d’elles, la petite fête va partir en vrille… Que faire face à la gravité de la situation ? Comment s’en sortir ? D’idées stupides en solutions loufoques, c’est l’escalade dans le délire. Au final, si elles s’en sortent, les cinq filles seront plus proches que jamais…

Cinq amies qui se sont connues à l’université se retrouvent dix ans après pour un week-end entre célibataires à Miami. Une seule règle : tout est permis. Mais avec ce qui arrive à un strip-teaser à cause d’elles, la petite fête va partir en vrille… Que faire face à la gravité de la situation ? Comment s’en sortir ? D’idées stupides en solutions loufoques, c’est l’escalade dans le délire. Au final, si elles s’en sortent, les cinq filles seront plus proches que jamais…

German retro rock band Kadavar are releasing their 4th album, titled "Rough Times" soon. A 7" single is coming in advance, which contains the first single, "Die, Baby, Die", as well as a cover of The Beatles' "Helter Skelter". ‘Rough Times’ finds Kadavar once again plowing into the fuzz filled musical earth that bands such as Hawkwind, Captain Beyond, and Blue Cheer have sown. The endless palate of thunderous riffs and hook laden grooves are put to expert usage by Kadavar. They have masterfully taken this infinite combination and fashioned their own uniquely heavy music.

Cinque amiche dei tempi del college si rivedono dopo dieci anni per un fine settimana all'insegna del più selvaggio degli addii al nubilato. Le cose prenderanno però una piega imprevista quando uccideranno accidentalmente uno spogliarellista.

There aren’t many artists that can lay claim to having put out records on labels as divergent as Rough Trade and John Talabot’s Hivern Discs. Perhaps this is because few artists express such genuine diversity in their musical tastes and creative explorations as David Kitt. Since the turn of the decade as New Jackson he has mined a seam of driving, ghostly house to run parallel with his solo strand of ambient folk electronica. His debut release in 2011 The Night Mail on Pogo channeled early record collection heroes Aphex Twin and Orbital through to Drexciya and Projekt PM but had one foot firmly in the 21st century beaming in like some futuristic cyberballad. On the flip side Hussle Free had that mix of house and boogie sensibilities with dark and dusty synths and vocoder that would become a signature. This was followed by acclaimed releases on Hivern, Permanent Vacation, Major Problems, Apartment and most recently Cin Cin.

Up All Night. It's an apt title for Albert Castiglia's seventh album: nobody sleeps when this man is in town. After 27 years of house-rocking studio albums and smack-in-the-mouth live shows, the Florida bandleader is the acknowledged master of red-raw, sweat-and-hair blues that gives it to you straight. Now, the visceral riffs and bruised soul of Up All Night make everything else sound like a lullaby. "I'd describe the musical vibe of this new album," says Castiglia simply, "as heavy."

Good things, as the saying goes, are worth waiting for. So it is with Nashville’s roots rocking Blank Range. The band released its debut EP back in 2013. Touring — lots of it — ensued with the group getting tighter and more focused as an opening to bigger acts; so much so that they were featured as one of “Nashville’s next big things” in 2015. Yet another EP appeared in 2016, this one with a scrappy, some might say sloppy, video of the song “Circumstances” that was the very definition of homemade and didn’t go far to advance their art. Still … no album. August 2017 finally sees the culmination of that work. Blank Range’s first full length finds the group abandoning their previously recorded material for a new, more focused and coherent sound.