It was ten years ago that the world fell in love with Turbo Kid, and part of what made that small-scale, cult classic an underground worldwide phenomenon was the incredible musical accompaniment. Exceptional powerhouse of synthesizer alchemy, Le Matos brings a very cinematic approach to their compositions. You can say that for a lot of musicians, but this time it’s completely justified – especially because they have a background in cinematography. So when they work on something, there’s a narrative through line where shooting styles can inform the soundscape, and vice versa. We’ve been a fan of the Montréal-based outfit for almost that long, thanks in large part to their…
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Interview…Chrylo on Future Funk, Upbeat Grooves, and Wicked Mecha
When we find a Bandcamp artist we like, we lock on like a high-velocity missile and seek to get them on our podcast as quickly as possible. That brings us to our guest today. It was 100% fun times chatting with future funk dynamo Chrylo. The UK may be known for its foggy days and dreary weather, but if you throw some headphones on and queue up this awesome artist’s catalog, you’ll redline your fun meter. His beats just explode out of your headphones!! A digital soundscape artisan, he also designs his album covers which is vastly impressive. The detail and the era he sets them in (late ’90s/early ’00s)…
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Interview…Wow Jones and JimiJame$ on Propulsive Sounds, Gut-Feelings, and Musical Confidence
On today’s show, we got the thrilling opportunity to chat with two powerhouse musicians/composers and creators. These superstars have unparalleled talent and vision, and have made waves in the music industry. From crafting unforgettable scores to shaping the direction of major tours and projects, they continue to elevate the music scene in exciting ways. With multiple highly anticipated projects and a growing reputation for breaking new ground, Wow Jones and JimiJame$ are poised to take the world by storm. This highly creative team were handpicked by Tyler Perry to work on this groundbreaking Netflix series after impressing him with their work on Duplicity. The duo created a unique, modern-day soap…
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Interview…Director Tolga Karaçelik on Slovenia, Silliness and ‘Psycho Therapy’
Psycho Therapy: The Shallow Tale of a Writer Who Decided to Write about a Serial Killer is an energetic, pensive, funny and straight-laced romp into the intermingled worlds of marriage counseling and serial killers. Sounds crazy, right? But it’s just crazy enough to work. And it works wonderfully. In fact, you’re gonna have your hands (well, eyeballs) full trying to keep up with the story. The overlong title is evident of the wit and humor evident in this quaint feature. It stars John Magaro, Britt Lower and Steve Buscemi and this small cast shines in what can be likened to NY stage work; it’s intimate, engaging and you can’t take…
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G-S-T Review…’Lazarus’ Is Ultra Cool As This Generation’s ‘Cowboy Bebop’
When anyone mentions Shinichirō Watanabe, the GoSeeTalk crew cracks a big smile. It’s that same grimace we get listening to the first few bars of “Tank!“. So when it was announced he had a new show coming, we jumped right out of our chairs. What could the future hold from this legendary storyteller?? Well, if you’re a fan, you can bet on a few certainties: it will be thrilling, funny, emotional, put great music at the forefront, and be cool. Very, very cool. Then what can we expect with Lazarus? In the year 2052, the painkiller drug “Hapna” brought humanity to the verge of unprecedented peace and stability. But three…
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Interview…Composer Andrew Kawczynski on Nineties, Nuance and ‘Novocaine’
Awards season is in the rear view and 2025 has had some great films so far. Among them is the hard-action film starring Jack Quaid. To pair with the fun on screen, Lakeshore Records announced the release of Novocaine—Music from the Motion Picture featuring music by the super skilled sonicsmith team of composers Lorne Balfe and Andrew Kawczynski. The score features authoritative orchestrations that vividly reflect the action and intensity of the film. Directed by Dan Berk and Robert Olsen and starring Quaid and Amber Midthunder, Novocaine hit theaters in their funnybone on March 14. The film is a callback to the great R-rated comedies of the ’80s and ’90s; it’s got the grit of a…
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Interview…Composer Paul Leonard-Morgan is Dreddfully Good at Creating Musical Chaos
Composer Paul Leonard-Morgan provides a pulse-quickening backdrop to his latest project, Netflix’s documentary Chaos: The Manson Murders. His score weaves swirling orchestral instrumentation and rock elements with throbbing synthetic beats and drones that punctuate the intrigue of conspiracy unraveled in the film. We spoke to Paul in 2020 and since then, he’s been super busy. When we say he’s done a lot, we mean A LOT! His work always impresses us, and this one is a high point for sure. Like most features, providing music for a documentary is a task that should be careful not to crowd or overwhelm the dialogue. Yet with this project, director Errol Morris wanted Paul…
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Interview…Ultraboss on New Year, New Sounds & New Pursuits
When a musician is firing on all cylinders, it can be a thing of beauty. Time and again, we’ve been in awe of the raw power and supreme control of soloists, bands or even a full orchestra. How they elicit emotion and really move the mercury is attributed to their skill, and in many cases they can become immortal with just a single note. When they’re on, they’re on, and you’ll remember the sound forever. That brings us to our guest today. With lightning fast fingers, Ultraboss (the moniker for Austria-based PJ D’Atri) is one of the best shredders on the planet. However, his compositions are even more lethal and…
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Interview…Writer/Director Dante Briggins on Authenticity, Work Ethic, and “Who Dat” The JT Money Story’
As film fans, we are always rooting for an underdog. Whether it’s a movie about sports or academia, anyone who fights and then rises against the odds has our full attention. It’s a very universal story when you gain something rather than being gifted it. We’ve been running this site for 15+ years, and understand that it takes knocking on a lot of doors to get any traction or attention. I’ve written several editorial posts to talk about how lucky we are (after a lot of work), to bring home some amazing interviews and entertainment opportunities. I would never say that we were a success, but have been happy with…
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Interview…Director Simon West on Character, Action and Excitement
Simon West knows a thing or two about action. More importantly, he’s proficient at capturing engaging performances set against explosions galore. His latest is a grounded affair, one where the jokes are good but the bullets are real. Compared to the likes of Con Air and The Expendables 2, it’s a quieter film that does less to glamorize assassins, and more to humanize them. In the film, Christoph Waltz plays Danny Dolinski, the titular “old guy” who is asked to train a young protege, any story about a hitman (of any age) will certainly have its fair share of sizzle, snark and a sniper rifle. Enjoy this chat with Simon…
