Since 2005, they have been combining euphoric melodies and dome-crushing kicks into some of the most inventive hardstyle around, full of the kind of intense breakdowns that make you feel like you're starring in your own fantasy movie.
He attended college – the plan was to read philosophy – but did not graduate and, in 1968, suffered a brief but intense nervous breakdown, an episode he periodically refers to in his work.
The story may sometimes come off as a ribald soldiers' tale that Siegel, born in 1912, had been awaiting a sexual revolution to tell; still, his intense, intelligent breakdown of the film's wild outbursts reveals subtleties of love, despair, and shame beneath the schematic luridness.
After service in the First World War, the poet and composer Ivor Gurney led a strange, wandering existence marked by periods of intense creative work and mental breakdown.
Overcrowding, the intense cold winter weather, a breakdown in prisoner control and shortages of food, medicine and fuel made life miserable for the men.
(Dargis) ★ 'Into the Abyss' (No rating, 1 46) Werner Herzog's documentary on crime and punishment in Texas is an emotionally intense, nightmarish investigation of societal breakdown with a philosophical undertow.
(Jeannette Catsoulis) ★ 'Into the Abyss' (No rating, 1 46) Werner Herzog's documentary on crime and punishment in Texas is an emotionally intense, nightmarish investigation of societal breakdown with a philosophical undertow.
Andsnes does great things with it: the opening is notably stark and uncompromising, while the closing variations, in which harmony and rhythm come close to a point of total breakdown, are phenomenally intense.
We demonstrate that exposition to intense light causes the immediate breakdown of the outer blood retinal barrier (BRB).
