Arrow Video is pleased to announce the UK Blu-ray debut of Brian De Palma’s supernatural thriller THE FURY on Monday 28th October.
One of De Palma’s best loved films, this new version of THE FURY has been painstakingly restored from the original camera negative, a process overseen by master technician James White (who also restored the acclaimed Arrow Video release of Zombie Flesh Eaters in 2012). Marking the film’s UK Blu-ray premiere in style, Arrow’s team of restorers have breathed new life into this telekinetic masterpiece – it’s crystal clear, vibrant and has been newly graded, all the while keeping true to Richard H. Kline’s brilliant original cinematography. 2013 year marks THE FURY’s 35th birthday... it’s never looked better.
Arrow’s deluxe edition of THE FURY will come loaded with a never-before-seen selection of special features, bonus material and an in-depth collector’s booklet, many of which have been independently sourced and appear here for the very first time. Sam Irvin, who worked as an intern on THE FURY and is now an acclaimed film-maker in his own right, is currently available for interview to talk about his time on-set and what it was like working with De Palma. Sam’s short-film tribute to De Palma, "Double Negative", appears as an exclusive extra.
Starring living Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas alongside John Cassavetes (Rosemary’s Baby, The Dirty Dozen) and Carrie Snodgress (Diary of a Mad Housewife), THE FURY sees Cassavetes’ most sinister performance since Rosemary’s Baby, as a man who kidnaps the telepathic son of his colleague (Douglas), aiming to turn him and similarly gifted individuals into human weapons. Meanwhile, Gillian (Amy Irving), is worried enough about the destructive potential of her own powers to agree to be institutionalised – but is the Paragon Institute all that it’s cracked up to be?
The new DIE KRUPPS album The Machinist Of Joy will be released in Europe on the 25th of october and in the US on the 26th of november on Metropolis Records.
A first snippet was already posted on the official Die Krupps facebookpage:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Die-Krupps/103684733059431?fref=ts
Surlendemains Acides is the second full length from Xavier Paradis’ project Automelodi, and his first on new label Electric Voice Records.
As with Automelodi’s past efforts, this sophomore LP does offer a nod to obscure ‘80/’90s European electronic music—artists such as Trisomie 21 and Grauzone among others—but the main focus of the arrangements, melodies and production on Surlendemains Acides is to frame and carry the album's very dense and personal lyrical universe: a bittersweet, angular path, haunted by shades of anxiety and disenchantment.
These themes translate especially well through Paradis’ cold, yet shimmering French vocals, to create a listening experience with both unusual depth and levity. As Paradis clearly moves towards straightforward songcraft on this latest effort, the Automelodi project is elevated beyond a brilliant work of post modern electronic music to become a true stand-out within the broader context of popular music.
Former Slowdive and Mojave 3 bandmates Neil Halstead and Rachel Goswell are to be reunited onstage for the first time in almost 10 years later this month.
Goswell will join Halstead for his two intimate shows at Trefusis Hall in London's Cecil Sharp House on October 23 and 24. Halstead – who released his third solo album 'Palindrome Hunches' late last year – has promised that the shows will feature material from throughout his esteemed back catalogue. Both will be recorded for a future live album.
After a whole year of silence, Brouillard Définitif is coming back to engulf us with an icecold avalanche of French cold wave. No less then four vinyl records are coming in our direction:
A Kind Of Ghost - "Diseased"
Congrès De Vienne/Saison Froide - Split LP
Elyzium For The Sleepless Souls - "Everything Fades", reissue of their tape from 1995!
Something to look forward too! And be quick for these albums, only 300 copies made!
