Sync Tank

In this episode we watch the Lohan defining Mean Girls, alongside Pussycat Dolls' PCD album,School dinners, hot stuff, prit-stick problems, and Paul gets a new job as audio engineer atat a talent show plus much more. Thanks Clarissa for the suggestion.

Pork pies, sucking buttons, Paul's top 10 acid attacks on film,celebrities in shapes, cartesian mathematics, an unfortunate meeting with HR,if you could beat a man who would it be?Join us as we enter 90's cult film The Cube accompanied byThom Yorke and Radiohead's debut album Pablo Honey.

I Gemini vs. Return to Oz

Our first listener submission beats us both into submission as we listen to up and coming band Lets eat grandma with their debut album I, Gemini whist watching the not-so-classic film Return to oz. Next weeks will be better we promise!

Disfigured cannabalistic mountain men! And that's just The Who! Listen as we delve into not-cult classic horror movie Wrong Turn, accompanied by the dulcet tones of Roger Daltery and The Who with their seminal mod album Quadraphenia. Will it pass the six sync test? Will horror writers come up with better names for their villlains? Who knows? we don't, but listen anyway. Cheers

Welcome to the Sync Tank, Are ferrets our real heroes? Why are there so many coincidences? Is John Kimble a fascist dictator imposing a police state on an unwilling and otherwise free society? These questions and many more get answered as we delve into 15 year old Billie Piper's seminal 90's pop album Honey to The Bee, while watching Arnie attempting to unclasp a childs dungarees in the classic movie Kindergarten Cop. Join us!

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On our third jouney into sound and vision we watch Dumbo to the tune of London CallingWe talk about a phallanx of crows, crazy elephant conspiracies and much much more.

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Listen to our journey as we ride Cool Runnings to the tune of Kondrick Lemur's seminal album To Pimp A Butterfly

In this pilot episode of Sync Tank we delve into the wonderful world of Kevin MacCalister, accompanied by Pink Floyd's seminal album The Dark Side of The Moon. We're still figuring out the format so bare with us while we explore this brand new medium of matching film with music, sound and vision.