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Tag Archives: blade runner
Carolyn Petit on Blade Runner 2049
Hard to excerpt without spoilers, but Carolyn Petit wrote a piece about Blade Runner 2049 and her own experiences that’s worth reading. I always enjoy a piece of writing that takes the wax and wane of media and life seriously, and Petit … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged blade runner, blade runner 2049, carolyn petit
Mark Fisher Interviewing Burial
Wire: Your music is very visual. I suppose that’s partly the influence of films? You’ve talked about that sound from ‘Alien’ being one of your favourite sounds. Burial: The motion tracker, yeah, and the dropship, the sentry guns. My big … Continue reading
Posted in General Features
Tagged alien, aliens, blade runner, burial, mark fisher, music
