M.I.T.N.G DELVES INTO THE WORK OF COMPOSER CYRIL MORIN

  Ever since Philip Glass jumped onto the composing scene there’s been a certain sound shared by him and the like. A more organic sound, one that utilizes instruments unfamiliar to modern day orchestral arrangements. For years I’ve wondered if this style of song writing had it’s own category. The French composer Cyril Morin is

M.I.T.N.G REVIEWS “THE ART OF WAR” WRITTEN BY KELLY ROMAN and ILLUSTRATED BY MICHAEL DEWEESE

What happens when technology and wealth run a muck? What if America, unable to float it’s increasing debts has to sell itself to foreign interests using money that was originally intended for social security? What if the world was no longer run by governments, but investment conglomerates who’s techniques of recruiting it’s employees and gaining

M.I.T.N.G REVIEWS INCOGNEGRO WRITTEN BY MAT JOHNSON AND ILLUSTRATED BY WARREN PLEECE

“Race is a strategy, the rest is just people acting. Playing their roles.” This phrase by the books protagonist Zane Pinchback speaks volumes about the climate in 1930’s America and strangley enough today. I’m used to controversial stories from Vertigo, but nothing could prepare me for this one. This hard hitting and brutally real crime

M.I.T.N.G REVIEWS “ALAN’S WAR: THE MEMORIES OF G.I. ALAN COPE” WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED BY EMMANUEL GUIBERT

When writer Emmanuel Guibert met Alan Cope in France back in 1994, I bet he would’ve never guessed that the directions he needed from, stranger at the time Alan Cope, would lead them both on a epic ride down memory lane. Alan’s War:The Memories of G.I. Alan Cope is one well documented account of the

M.I.T.N.G TAKES A LOOK AT THE WORKS OF COMPOSER THOMAS NEWMAN

I was first introduced to Thomas Newman (born Oct 20, 1955 in Los Angelas) through his work in American Beauty. He had done several films leading up to American Beauty, which gained him an Oscar nod, but it was something about American Beauty that painted such an amazing picture of dysfunctional American life that it

A Symphony Against the Grain

  They allow us to breath, beautify our landscape and have dense symbolic meaning in all cultures.  Arbor Day is celebrated every year on the last Friday in April.  Imagine your life without trees, then contemplate the thought of each having its own voice, its own song that resonates throughout its lifetime.  Bartholomäus Traubeck, the German born artist,

EXTRAORDINARY TRAILER FOR “CRAIGSLIST JOE” A DOCUMENTARY EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY ZACH GALIFIANAKIS

We always hear about the horrors of Craigslist, but what about the good stuff? Is there good stuff? That’s what 29 year old Joseph Garner set out to find in his new movie Craigslist Joe. This new documentary chronicles his challenge…to find out if one could survive for 31 days using nothing but Craigslist for

MAD DECENT BLOCK PARTY 2012 PREVIEW

If your gonna be sweaty and drunk this summer you might as well be sweaty and drunk at the Mad Decent Block Part 2012. This extravaganza of Moombha, Dub, Reggae, Dancehall, Dubstep,Trap, Bounce, Juke and whatever else happens every year when the sun is at it’s hottest. Like Abiza or Warmup’s at PS1 in Queens

TEEN DAZE, “BROOKLYN SUNBURN (LUSHLIFE REMIX)” MP3

I’m on a roll today kids. Here’s another free download from TEEN DAZE called “Brooklyn Sunburn”. Summer is busting out all over with great tracks! This ones stirs sunshine to dirty analog and nostalgia. I can’t even use musical terms to describe my favorite bands of late that includes Teen Daze. There’s too much emotion

M.I.T.N.G REVIEWS DARK HORSE’S “EMPOWERED: DELUXE EDITION #1” WRITTEN BY ADAM WARREN AND ILLUSTRATED BY TOMOKO SAITO AND JO CHEN

I know as much about ‘manga’ as I do about ‘bukake’. That is to say, very little beyond a general definition and a mild curiosity of why there is an interest in either. So, if Astro Boy, DragonBall Z, and Japanese kink porn is your thing, then my opinions or diagnosis may mean very little.