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Obitus-The March of the Drones
Now this is something I can hang with. Mega-dynamic black metal that sounds refreshingly new while still not entering the "hipster metal" canon of which I despise. Fucking harsh quiet dynamics are insane; accoustic melodic passages then give way to a wall of feedback, precision-razor shark double bass drumming, standard black metal screams but you can understand the lyrics which is a nice change so you can actually hear how hoateful the lyrics are instead of just assuming. I bet most people will hate this album, oh well. It reminds me of sorta vintage Gorgoroth meeting vintage At the Gates; melodic death meets hateful no-fi black. Not drone metal thats for sure. |
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mad season-above
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IAMX - Kiss and Swallow
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The Beatles - Revolver
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Saturday:
I forgot this since it's over with the 45's and not with the cd's so I backtracked and listened to: ![]() 3.5/5 then back to the normal rotation with: ![]() 3.5/5 The old songs didn't need to be messed with, plus Ric Ocasek's production on most of the album is annoying as hell. Where's the low end? The Reggaee/Dub tracks on this one are/sound great though. |
The Beatles - Sgt Peppers Lonely Heart Clubs Band
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Jandek - wbr
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^nice. and oft overlooked.
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Rebecca Moore - Home Wreckordings 1997-1999
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iannis xenakis - la legende d'eer
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Heh, I just put in "Terminal Pharmacy" by Jim O'Rourke.
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