Saw Lawrence English live. Everyone was laying down on the floor on yoga mats, you could feel the drones with your entire body from the vibrations of the floor. Very pleasant experience.
Fucking disgusting (positive) youtu.be/79rReu3G9KA
Prone
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𝐒𝐂𝐈𝐑𝐎𝐂𝐂𝐎 𝐓𝐇𝐔𝐆𝐒 OUT NOW - On Steam! store.steampowered.com/app/3042790/...
RIP my beloved Zoom G3 guitar effects pedal. I had been using this thing for over a decade to record all my music and now it finally died. Luckily, despite being discontinued, I managed to find a second hand used one that I had to import from Japan. My beloved returns to me...
Lately I've been obsessed with (at least what I call) Process Films. They're movies that focus on the detailed portrayal of a process or action, with extreme examples (marked with ★ in the alt text) often prioritizing the process itself over story and characters. Am I missing any notable examples?
Shoutouts to black metal where the kick drums sound like they're ripping the song apart at the seams. youtu.be/J_x6XhVmqqM
IGNIS HAERETICUM -Glorious Wounds Official- 2017
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Happy 25th anniversary to Devil May Cry! It's wild how much of a trendsetter DMC1 was for 3D action games, and somehow it's still up there as one of the greats. A little less accessible for modern players, but once you get into its groove, it's a damn well-oiled machine.
Vibin with Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Dagar. I'm no expert on raaga, but the mellow plucks and slow swings of the sitar make for such a pleasant and easy atmosphere, and a great cure for headaches (ow). Dhrupad singing is great too, but I usually prefer this kinda thing instrumental.
Absolutely loved Big Walk. Didn't expect it to feel like a co-op version of The Witness with its simple puzzle rules, neat twists and rich atmosphere, though there's plenty goofy hijinx in between too. Co-op puzzle games are so satisfying when done right. Probably my GOTY.
Vibin with the Mahavishnu Orchestra. It's a shame the recording quality on their live albums tends to be spotty, because the performances are insane. Billy Cobham was in his prime one of if not THE best drummer in the world, and studio recordings can't do him justice. youtu.be/RUbusEvGhtM
@hakita.bsky.social a little late but happy bday hakiter fresiter!! your music is so cool i wanna inject it into my bloodstream
Today's the anniversary of my latest album, "Tennis, Everyone?" — A Tribute to the Late, Great James O. Incandenza, and while I usually haven't celebrated album anniversaries, I'm particularly proud of this one. Hope you've enjoyed it if you've listened, and it's free as always. youtu.be/nZoteImDLXM
"Tennis, Everyone?" — A Tribute to the Late, Great James O. Incandenza (2025, Breakcore)
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Vibin with Buddy Guy's Sweet Tea. Usually I prefer my Blues the old fashioned way (acoustic by a solo artist), but the sound on this record is so deliciously gritty and grimy that it borders on very heavy, moody rock. The bass tone on "Baby Please Don't Leave Me" is incredible.
As much as I love Tarkus and Karn Evil 9, my favorite ELP track is still Toccata. Emerson's chaotic keyboards are such a perfect fit for Ginastera's playfully evil composition that even over half a century later it still feels heavy, extreme and radical. youtu.be/ZdSeNMlKTcA
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Toccata (Official Audio)
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Everyone wants you dead. There's a killer on the loose. And you still got a case to solve. Good thing you got a tough broad, a fast car and a whole lotta weapons. Fallen Aces - Episode 2: Shadow of Death is OUT NOW! youtu.be/Kte2sKAUZps?...
Fallen Aces - Episode 2: Shadow of Death - OUT NOW
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Vibin with This Heat's self-titled, an anxious collage of off-kilter rock experiments. Absolutely wild that this was made in the 70's, outside of the recording quality it would totally parse as a modern experimental rock record. Some people call it scary, but I find it exciting.
Swans just put up preorders for their new live album "Newly Sentient Being", consisting of the final performance by this iteration of Swans. Their previous live album, Live Rope, dethroned Swans Are Dead as my favorite live album of all time, so suffice it to say I'm excited.
