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Published Aug 17, 2020 9 The concept seems simple: ask 99 potential collaborators to contribute sounds, with any rhythmic content pinned at 99 bpm. Yet the resultant 3-hour-long opus – meant to be absorbed in one sitting – is anything but straightforward. With The Consuming Flame: Open Exercises in Group Form, Drew Daniel and M.C. Schmidt have produced their most ambitious and eclectic piece of work yet.
Film - Wake In Fright (1971) I first saw this (hungover) during Broadway Cinema’s annual Mayhem film festival, knowing nothing of it. It’s full of sweaty claustrophobic closeups, peer pressure beers and gambling, a terrifying Donald Pleasance and a notorious kangaroo scene… I loved it. It’s a bona fide Australian classic that I recommend to all fans of intense but rewarding cinema.
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