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What are you listening to
- Thread starter PixelatedProphet
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Cleric - Ifrit
Cleric is arguably the avant-metal spiritual successor to Mr Bungle. This is their second full-length album on Trey Spruance's label, Web of Mimicry. John Zorn even appears on a track. This came out late last year and is criminally underrated. They're currently wrapping up a short East Coast tour.
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Cleric is arguably the avant-metal spiritual successor to Mr Bungle. This is their second full-length album on Trey Spruance's label, Web of Mimicry. John Zorn even appears on a track. This came out late last year and is criminally underrated. They're currently wrapping up a short East Coast tour.
Bandcamp
Been listening to this non-stop for like a month now. It's just got the right blending of heart-warming cozy and enigmatic forlorn, mixed with a bit of slow dance that has me returning to it time and again. A good backdrop for daily life and the time between momentous occasion. Just had to share.
Julien Baker's album Turn Out The Lights has basically been the soundtrack to my life for the past week.
Also I binge watched all of Carmilla so I have the theme song stuck in my head. I found a decent acoustic cover too which has allowed it to sneak into my guitar practice time too.
Also I binge watched all of Carmilla so I have the theme song stuck in my head. I found a decent acoustic cover too which has allowed it to sneak into my guitar practice time too.
Man, I wish I could too.
On-topic:
Just started listening to this and it's awesome.
A French House & Nu Jazz mix I made last night.
https://soundcloud.com/tucker-lee-gootee/parisian-picnic
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Gotta love it when my favorite modern pop song of all time makes the rounds.
The ending cycle of this song is one of my favorite cathartic ear baptisms put to otherwise ordinarily progressed chords, to be frank.
That's right,
EAR. BAPTISM.
CUE THE HOLY FRIGGIN' SPIRIT
A new album from La Barranca has dropped, and is everything I want and love from them
Lo Eterno:
Astronomia:
I always say that language is no barrier for good music, but if you like any song from them, take your time and look for the lyrics, there's a very high posibility you'll like the song more, and that's because Jose Manuel Aguilera the lead of the band, takes his time with the pen.
Lo Eterno:
Astronomia:
I always say that language is no barrier for good music, but if you like any song from them, take your time and look for the lyrics, there's a very high posibility you'll like the song more, and that's because Jose Manuel Aguilera the lead of the band, takes his time with the pen.
Listening to some White Stripes for the time in full as I've only heard their singles previously.
Also checking out King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard at the behest of a fellow Era member and their first album 12 Bar Bruise is some blistering greatness.
Also checking out King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard at the behest of a fellow Era member and their first album 12 Bar Bruise is some blistering greatness.
I've been importing some CDs.
I was listening to Marilyn Manson's Eat Me, Drink Me earlier (one of my favourites), also The High End of Low which I also quite like.
Right now, I'm listening to some Mudvayne.
I was listening to Marilyn Manson's Eat Me, Drink Me earlier (one of my favourites), also The High End of Low which I also quite like.
Right now, I'm listening to some Mudvayne.
The soundtrack to my life for the past couple of weeks has been Confrontational. Amazing synthwave.
Here's the Bandcamp link: https://confrontational.bandcamp.com
Here's the Bandcamp link: https://confrontational.bandcamp.com
The RATM thread someone posted earlier this week got me listening to their debut album and Evil Empire. I've been enjoying the hell out of that.
