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Until Death Do Impart
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Poetry:
What Do You Do?
ShadowFox (A Mythology)
As Executioner
Brains
I Fell to Rise
Fiend
Mini-Marts Attract Monsters
Swimming with Stephen King
The Raven Tree
Lucretia's Love
Jim Morrison
You Are the Pain
Infinity
Husband (ghost)
For Story Rights
Mad Scientists' Bingo
Giff's "Uh!"
I Am!
No One Wondered
After Our Chihuahua Disappeared
Joy
The Ruins
An Unfinished Puzzle
The Moor
ShadowFox Songs:
Devil on MTV
Shelly
Shadows Part Slowly
You Are a Witch in Pretty Skin
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ProjectPulp.com Review
Until Death Do Impart, an audio
chapbook of poetry by William P. Robertson, is not just a collection
of verse. It is a conglomeration of sound -- including read-aloud
poetry, mood-evoking sound effects, rock music, and vocal drama. All
these things draw the listener into Robertson's rather strange and
macabre world.
Twenty-four of Robertson's poems,
combined with five songs from the
rock band ShadowFox, bring us a world full of dark imagery and wry
humor. Many of the poems, including "After Our Chihuahua Disappeared"
and "Mad Scientist Bingo," have an almost punch line effect, beginning
with bizarre, eerie, or grotesque imagery and ending with a line that
turns the listener's expectations upside down.
The collection is aptly titled, as death
is the unifying theme to
almost all the pieces on the CD. However, each poem treats death
differently. The listener is plunged into the worlds of an executioner,
a soldier, a serial killer, a bride, and many others, all of whom are
anything but typical and faced with death in some form.
The worlds within each of the poems are
enhanced by background music
and effects engineered by Robertson's sound effects people, the Crypt
Kicker Five. The extensive sound effects include simulating an alien
battle for the poem "Giff's 'Uh!'," the sounds of a night-time train in
"For Story Rights," and macabre wedding music for "No One Wondered."
The effects are coupled with an occasional dramatic reading, as in the
poem "I Am," where the reader becomes, not a narrator, but a (very
strange) character.
The entire CD comes together to bring
the listener, not an audio
chapbook, but a complete Experience. Until Death Do Impart is a
well-written, well-orchestrated collection a must buy for anyone
looking for something out of the ordinary.
::Sarah Guidry::
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