Daft Punk return with their first record in eight years, ditching their computers for a live band to create a towering, history traversing achievement.
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Jacob’s final trip to the mausoleum brings two gimmick screenings: “Rollercoaster” (1977) presented in Sensurround, and “Liquid Sky” (1982) featuring a live score by Philly psych rockers, Cheap Dinosaurs.
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Killer Mike + El-P = Run the Jewels. Hear their first full length track here.
Read More El-P, Get it, Hip Hop, Killer Mike, rap, Run the Jewels, Track LifeThe fifth night at Cinedelphia found Jacob indulging in an audio/visual history of Philadelphia punk and hardcore music, as told by scene lifer Joseph Gervasi.
Read More Cinedelphia, DIY, Film Festival, Hardcore, Joseph Gervasi, Loud! Fast! Philly!, PunkListen to “The Sound of the Law”, the first single off of Daughn Gibson’s upcoming record, “Me Moan”, right here as a part of Jacob’s “Track Life” column.
Read More Country, Daughn Gibson, Electronic, Sub Pop, Track LifeThe Cinedelphia Film Festival hosts the Philadelphia premiere of festival hit, “Vanishing Waves”, and Jacob Knight was there. Read on for his thoughts.
Read More Cinedelphia, Film Festival, Review, Vanishing WavesThe first single from Daft Punk’s forthcoming “Random Access Memories” is here!
Read More daft punk, Dance, Disco, Get Lucky, New Music, Random Access Memories, Track LifeJacob takes a trip back in time with Frederick Wiseman’s controversial 1968 profile of Philadelphia public education, “High School”.
Read More Cinedelphia Film Festival, Film Festival, Frederick Wiseman, high school, ReviewListen to “The River” by Bruce Springsteen, here at Screen Invasion as a part of Jacob Knight’s daily “Track Life” column.
Read More Bruce Springsteen, the place beyond the pines, The River, Track Life