Lo-fi High Five Reviews: “What My Mother and I Don’t Talk About” – Edited by Michele Filgate (2019)
The essays in this collection are often brutally honest in their dialogue of the unspoken finally being salvaged.
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Author: Liam Strong
Lo-fi High Five Reviews: “Lords of Chaos” (2019)
Instead, it’s important to yield my suspension of disbelief against the tone of the movie, which mostly feels like a college student’s excessively long biopic based on their black metal fanaticism.
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Lo-fi High Five Reviews: Typecaste – “Between Life” (2020)
Typecaste come off as a band who could write the same 2-minute hardcore beat for a full-length record and their fanbase would gush all over it.
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Quarantine: A Conducive Environment for Productivity?
Although seeing other humans functioning copacetically might be a glimpse of hope and brightness, not everyone can carry it themselves.
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Lo-fi High Five Reviews: Joey Comeau – “Malagash” (2017)
However, I’ve found that where the gargantuan tome of a novel succeeds critically, the short indie novella often gets forgotten in the throngs of popular fiction.
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