Into the Deep is a 2025 horror thriller directed by Christian Sesma.  It is being made available on Digital Platforms on 27 January and on DVD and Blu-ray from 3 February.

Joie is a seventy-seven-minute trip into oppressively churning ‘n’ grimly roasting walled noise- with slight/ distant industrial undertones. The single track thickly wraps around you, and you get well ‘n’ truly pulled into its unrelenting/ crude flow.

Forced is a just under thirty-minute example of galloping- yet-detailed walled noise from Liverpool’s Silver Dove.  The ‘wall’ has a nice feeling of cluttering looseness, but (just) maintains its structure and appealing-yet-chaotic flow.

Children Of The Wicked is a three-disc CD set bringing together the first three albums from Chicago-based Thrash metal band Wrath- who play a power ‘n’ speed metal tinged, often progressive/ technical take on the genre- which was referred to as either Tech-Trash or Tech Speed.  The albums featured date from between 1986 and 1990- taking in Fit Of Anger, Nothing To Fear, and Insane Society.

Sex And Zen is a period-set Hong Kong sex comedy regarding a hapless and randy young scholar having a series of sexual encounters. The early 1990’s film manages the perfect balance between wacky-at-points bizarre comedy and beautiful shot ‘n’ sizzling hot sexual encounters. Here from the fine folks at 88 Films is a new/ fully uncut Blu-Ray release of the film- taking in a buoyant and crisp 2k scan, two versions of the film, a commentary track, and a few other things.

Story Of A Cloistered Nun sits at the more dramatic and moodier end of the nunsploitation genre. The early 70s film features moments of fleeting nudity and violence, but largely it’s a study of denied love, hypocrisy, and (emotional) cruelty- with the whole thing been topped off with a graceful/ classy string-based score. Here as part of 88 Films Italian collection is a Blu-Ray release of the film- taking in an HD scan of the picture, a commentary track, and a few other extras.