Game Review: Dragon Age: Inquisition
After a lackluster second outing, Bioware finally gives players a true sequel to Dragon Age Origins. How does it stack up? I'm prepared to offer an... Read more →
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Show Review: Down at Southport Hall
Another show, another excursion to the southeast's most hedonistic city. Tonight's festivities found us returning to Southport Hall for the first... Read more →
Sexism, Political Correctness, and Videogames
A long time ago, when I was but a wee lad, I accompanied my mother to her parents' house to help clean out the attic. During this trip, my four... Read more →
Game Review: Shadow of Mordor
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor is an action RPG from developer Monolith Productions. I spent some time playing the Playstation 4 version of the... Read more →
Game Review: The Evil Within
The Evil Within is the latest brainchild of game designer Shinji Mikami, best known for creating the original Resident Evil. The evil within has been... Read more →
Arm the Rebels at Your Peril
Well, after failing to secure support to arm Syrian rebel groups when the country's civil war first broke out, the chicken hawk cabal of Obama,... Read more →
It’s a Quinspiracy I Tell Ya or… The Phony Moral Outrage of Kotaku
A few days ago, my handler at this site tipped me off to a little rumbling in the realm of Gaming. The tip? An article on the venerable gaming site... Read more →
The Police State is Coming
By now, everyone who hasn't been living under a rock is familiar with the situation in Missouri. Protests and rioting broke out in response to a... Read more →
Child Exploitation Is Not Metal
So, I've seen a lot of music news outlets carrying this story about Unlocking the Truth, the metal trio composed entirely of 13 year olds, signing to... Read more →
Morbid Angel at One Eyed Jacks, 7/11/2014
As I walked down Toulouse Street (that's usually pronounced too loose for those of you unfamiliar with the area) with my lovely companion, Spynal, in... Read more →
Show Review: EyeHateGod at Southport Hall, 6-20-2014
Southport Hall, built in a bygone era as an illegal casino, sits at the dividing line of New Orleans and Jefferson. An oasis of sound surrounded by... Read more →
