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Mastodon's Brutal Divinity Had Toronto Bowled Over │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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A mastodon, simply by virtue of its gargantuan size, would be a heavy, towering creature. Its fossils reveal a beast that would certainly crush, crumble and stomp anything in its path, eschewing order for power and brute force. And yet, the mastodon is generally believed to have been a soft, furry beast, undoubtedly plush in its countenance. It had elongated, boney tusks — but it also had a coat, probably a little mangy, a little scruffy, but still pettable. It was rooted in contrast, soft and h
'Heart of the Beast' Is Gruff, Tuff and Ruff │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Starring Brad Pitt, J.K. Simmons, Anna Lambe, Uber It's no secret that David Ayer's a bit of a faux-teur. The filmmaker once said of himself, "I am ruthless as a director. I will do whatever I think is necessary to get what I want," which is exactly the sort of naïvely romanticized view of director-as-infallible-genius that Ayer would find appealing.His "films," which have notoriously been hit or miss (and miss and miss some more), still have their supporters, and while it may be shocking that h
'No One's Disciple' Directors Give Neil Peart the Limelight He Always Rejected │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Despite Rush reuniting in the middle of filming, Sam Dunn and Scot McFadyen kept their focus on the late drummer When you are called one of the greatest rock drummers in the history of the world, such a title inevitably comes with its own set of demands and expectations. People worship you, sure, but they also want a piece of you, a moment of your time, a portion of your essence. For an introverted genius predisposed to privacy and adverse to praise and idolatry, the limelight can feel like a bu
Ethereal Tomb's 'Living to Dream Again' Embodies What the Land Remembers │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Metal has always been a political force; anyone who tells you otherwise has never actually listened to "War Pigs." The genre has continuously used its words and sounds to question, to confront, to defy — and while there are those who wish that metal would be more apolitical, they're also the ones completely missing the point. They've also clearly never heard Ethereal Tomb. Hailing from Barrie and Tkaronto, the band, who self-describe as "TURTLE ISLAND STREET METAL," couples their raw, bludgeonin
Wu-Tang Clan’s Final Show for the "T.Dot Youth" Was an Untidy Triumph │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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There is something mythical about the Wu-Tang Clan. From their hazy, crackling beats courtesy of the RZA, to the lore associated with the land of Shaolin (a.k.a. Staten Island), to their intricate wordplay and allusion-heavy lyrics, the crew have been crafting and releasing some of the most mythical and hard-hitting hip-hop this side of the '90s — including greatest hip-hop album ever contender, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). On Tuesday night (September 8), the Clan brought the ruckus, and the
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