Dark Pop/Industrial Rock project Dilemma is the shadow-infused brainchild of producer Alex Elias. The haunting new single, “The Gift (that Keeps on Giving)”, features remixes by Pixelgrinder and The Anix, was just released on May… Read More »MUSIC REVIEW: Dilemma: “The Gift That Keeps On Giving”
review by Ellen the Felon for MK ULTRA Magazine Bandcamp: www.mapmusic2.bandcamp.com/album/afterflash-a-remixed-tribute I am admittedly new to Canadian West Coast Electroniculture, but I can’t think of a more perfect album to start with and lose my… Read More »Phil Western – “Afterflash: A Remixed Tribute Remixed” Review
Transhumanism is defined as ‘the belief or theory that the human race can evolve beyond its current physical and mental limitations, especially by means of science and technology.’ Advanced Bionics (pixelgrinder Theme) by pixelgrinder is… Read More »MUSIC REVIEW: Advanced Bionics (pixelgrindr Theme) Outer Darkness Records
review by Fiona Rae Eva by Church of the Sea, releases on April 11th as the band’s sophomore album under the wonderfully inventive ‘doomgaze’ genre. The album is hypnotizing in its heavy yet melodic electronic… Read More »Music Review: Church of the Sea ‘Eva’
Editor’s Note: As a veteran of entertainment print media and online media there are times that I just can’t be objective. That’s the case with many artists I hold great respect, and admiration for. That’s… Read More »The MK ULTRA Review of Everyone Dies – Rockstars Don’t Count
review by Paul J. Baio for MK ULTRA Magazine The Damned is a 2025 British psychological folk horror film and the first theatrical release of the year, exploring the dark consequences of a 19th century… Read More »MOVIE REVIEW: The Damned (2025)
Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu is a remake of F. W. Murnau’s silent classic, with a slight nod to Werner Herzog’s 1979 remake. This iteration is marked by its cold, dark, tragic, and terrifying tone, yet remains… Read More »Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu
Review by Paul J Baio for MK ULTRA Magazine In my continuing examination of movies with similar names or themes, I offer a comparative analysis of Slithis and Slither. Released in 1978, Slithis, also referred… Read More »MOVIE REVIEW: Slithis and Slither
review by Paul Baio for MK ULTRA Magazine Werewolves can be aptly described as a zombie apocalypse, albeit with werewolves. A more fitting analogy would be to The Purge, with the added twist of werewolves.… Read More »MOVIE REVIEW: Werewolves
review by Paul Baio for MK ULTRA Magazine Tonight’s movie recommendations, with similar names or themes, are 1970’s Mark of the Devil and 1968’s Witchfinder General. Both films explore the occupation of Witchfinder in the… Read More »MOVIE REVIEW: Mark of the Devil and Witchfinder General