Music
- Ishome - Eva
- Submotion Orchestra - Angel Eyes
- Massive Attack - Paradise Circus (Gui Boratto Remix)
- Clubroot - Low Pressure Zone
- Synkro - Acceptance
- Fall Out Boy
- Rage Against the Machine
- Skrillex
๐ถ Ridehail had a giant speaker in shotgun and an iPad for DJing. Had some triphop and dub stuff going, so hereโs where I took it:
Driver cranked it!
๐ถ Finally found a succinct and useful definition of post-(genre) music, derived from an early post-rock definition from Simon Reynolds:
post-(genre) is music in which elements of (genre) are used for non-(genre) purposes
๐ถ 100,000 songs, bonus update:
I made a mistake and left out a top album.
๐ถ Ok, consider Ashenspire officially added to the “non-tedious black metal” list.
๐๏ธ๐ถ if you want to be more theologically accurate but also kinda insufferable, sing it this way instead:
up from the grave he was raised
๐๏ธ the one day of the year that Mennonites will play triumphal music ๐ถ
๐ถ๐๏ธ If youโre looking for something heavy this Good Friday, check out this industrial/black metal split:
The Mountain Peaks of Prophecy | The Oracle / Reign | Repose Records
๐ฒ๐ถ just saw Tom Morello wandering the halls of #GaryCon
๐ถ๐๏ธ๐ด sang My Soul Cries Out/Canticle of Turning today, as part of Lent litany. One of my faves.
Landed right between Ides of March and St. Patrickโs day, which feels kind appropriate, too.
๐ถ I donโt buy many physical editions of music anymore, but I couldnโt pass up this 5-CD special edition.
๐ถ Protest the Hero sits somewhere between (heh) Between the Buried and Me and Propaghandi which means I should probably like them a ton, but I think itโs the Rush elements that sometimes sour it for me (and sometimes donโt).
๐ถ In the next couple weeks I’ll be coming up on my 100,000th scrobble.
I’m contemplating whether I should pick something amazing, iconic, funny, or just let it pass by and see what lands.
๐ถ What are some popular bands that somehow had roots in hardcore, before the stuff they are famous for:
Got more?
๐ถ Sometimes I think about how Quake II soundtrack is still one of the best (industrial) rock albums of all time and what that means for the stuff other bands are slinging at us.
๐๏ธ๐ถ๐ Seriously considering creating an alternative to the Dove Awards called the “Bloody Lamb” awards, specifically for hard music. Non-commercial, grassroots, etc.
Send thoughts to:
๐ถ Remembering that time in college that I DJed on hard mode by playing Toolโs รnima, forgetting how many bleeps Iโd have to do.
I only missed a couple!
๐ถ as someone with a million Front Line Assembly, Fear Factory, Delerium, Conjure One, Noise Unit, Synรฆsthesia, etc. albums, I donโt say this lightly:
Rhys Fulberโs self-titled techno releases might be his best work.
๐ถ How did I not know that there’s basically a new Cornerstone Festival? (Audiofeed)
That said, likely to be way more bands I want to see at Furnace Fest, which I intend to go to again this year.
๐ถ I am destroyed and ground to dust any time Silent Planet performs Panic Room.