Talking Pulp Press
Rob RimesStories. Music. Art. Strange shit.
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Tokyo Night Division — Tomorrow’s Tonjiru
Tomorrow’s Tonjiru is a quieter, more personal Tokyo Night Division song about food, memory and the things we don’t realize we need to preserve until the people who made them are gone.
The song follows someone trying to recreate the tonjir...
A Victorian Horror - Pumpkin Fucker
I wasn’t planning to make a Halloween album.
In fact, I was supposed to be taking a break, but I started screwing around with the idea of making a short Halloween EP inspired by the rawer, more primitive electro-industrial and EBM music of...
Tokyo Night Division - Afterimage 89: The AVH Remixes
When I started Tokyo Night Division, one of the most important rules was that it wasn’t A Victorian Horror.
A Victorian Horror had already become this increasingly broad collection of industrial music, horror soundtracks, darkwave, gothic...
A Victorian Horror - Like a Machine Through Flesh
After Rose-Colored Static, I apparently decided I had been far too pleasant. So the next A Victorian Horror album is about war. Not one particular war. Not one country. Not one political party. Not one ideology. And, perhaps most importantl...
Tokyo Night Division - Afterimage 89
I did not intend to start another music project.
Tokyo Night Division happened almost completely by accident.
While working on A Victorian Horror, I made a song called Devil in Blue about a woman inheriting an old Fairlady Z and slowly be...
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