Articles by Mark Wilson

Get the Latest from Alexisonfire, Paul McCartney, Fucked Up and More in This Week's Music/Video Roundup

PUBLISHED Dec 17, 2012

As the holidays approach, the spirit of giving grows ever stronger, and that means a stack of new music videos and album streams available...

Get Reviews of 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,' 'Hyde Park on the Hudson' and 'Meet the Fokkens' in This Week's Film Roundup

PUBLISHED Dec 14, 2012

Get ready for an adventure through the world of Middle Earth, as well as other the places the newly released movies are taking us this week...

Get the Latest from Green Day, Big Boi, Box Tiger and More in This Week's Music/Video Roundup

PUBLISHED Dec 10, 2012

Tis the season to listen to the latest music streams and watch videos by some of your favourite artists. So make sure to give Exclaim!'s Mu...

Get Reviews of 'Deadfall,' 'Playing for Keeps,' 'The End of Time' and More in This Week's Film Roundup

PUBLISHED Dec 7, 2012

With the world set to end in two weeks you're obviously going to want to see as many movies as possible, so you better know which ones are...

Get Reviews of Scott Walker, Mogwai, Memory Tapes and More in This Week's New Release Roundup

PUBLISHED Dec 4, 2012

Tis the season to be checking out all the new releases by some of your favourite artists. So remember to head over to Exclaim!'s Recently R...

Get the Latest from Captain Murphy, Elliott Smith, T.I. and More in Our Music/Video Roundup

PUBLISHED Dec 3, 2012

December is here, and there is a ton of new material by your favourite artists that is just waiting for you to check it out. Make sure to g...

Get Reviews of 'Killing Them Softly,' 'Anna Karenina,' 'The Late Quartet' and More in This Week's Film Roundup

PUBLISHED Nov 30, 2012

The holidays are getting closer, and we're always giving the gift of reviews for many of the latest and most talked about new films. Rememb...

Deafheaven / Bosse-de-Nage

Split EP

PUBLISHED Nov 27, 2012

Los-Angelus based post-black metal band Deafheaven proved their willingness to explore and experiment with the genre far more than most of...