Hello. I think you might be interested in a group which strives to examine art in detail, while comparing works in order to improve understanding. The group can be found here:http://www.last.fm/group/Apocalyptic+Arena and the details are in the discussion thread.

all the uranium in the world cannot eclipse my hails for u

hails from indonesia

Welcome to the truly grim metal paradigm of deadly death and extreme frosty blackness. Be sure to be active in the shoutbox and forums.

Of course I am, thank you for your advice! I'll suggest you back the main album of a notorious italian death metal band: Hour of Penance - Paradogma. I think you may like it!

Yeah man, check out the album "Say Something" by Via Audio. It's got that pop-indie dynamic..but doesn't sound as manufactured, polished and plastic. I'm sure there's more but I'm blanking out. Nice taste too, I love Burzum & Misfits.

Considering it. I still have the flier from a few months ago when Sacriphyx was supposed to play the fest, which would have been my main reason for going. I'd rather go to Killtown in Copenhagen, but time is not on my side.

Possibly yes

i recommend this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_fbY-qAmGk

here comes the last stuff for now... Plastikman - Consumed (dark ambient) Bill Laswell - Invisible Design (a bit mixed quality on the tracks, but some is rather nice darkish ambient)

yet some stuff... Legend - From the Fjords (rather old-school epic rock 'n rolish metal album) Kôji Endô - King's Field original besttrack (this is a game soundtrack, and it's all using a sort of standard midi way of playing sounds, but of course uses it's own library of sounds. There's some not that great tracks, but some is rather good too. The strange thing about these tracks is that it's all baroqueish dark ambient. You may like some of it) Ko Otani - Shadow of the Colossus: Roar of the Earth (great soundtrack, filled with epic battle music and calm relaxing tunes) Pigs in Space - Pigs in Space (if you want to try some more darkish goaish full-on trance) Jupiter 8000 - Jupiter 8000 (if you rather want to try something similar to the above just more ambientish) Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygen and Equinoxe (if you haven't listened to this already, it's time to. IMO the songs vary very much in quality)

Some more... J. S. Bach - The Art of Fugue (BWV 1080) (as usual with a lot of classical music, this has been recorded many a time, and so the question is, what are some good records of this incomplete work. I really don't have any favorite atm, but while some contain a lot of instruments, some is just strings or piano etc. I rather like the Emerson String Quartet recording, which is just strings, because you can hear so clearly the inspiration Varg got from this piece in some of his ambient works)

Hmm, here's some stuff at least worth checking out if you haven't already... Aphex Twin - Select Ambient Works 85-92 (ambient) Biosphere - Microgravity (ambientish 90s electronic, which if you like you may want to check out the original WipEout soundtrack, more precisely what CoLD SToRAGE has donem for the series and this can be downloaded for free from his own website) Klaus Schulze - Moondawn (probably my favorite Klaus Schulze album, the tracks are very long and builds up. It's space ambient.) Klaus Schulze, Rainer Bloss - Drive Inn (sounds a bit like if you mixed Klaus Schulze with Kraftwerk) The Evolution Of The Dark Side Of The Moog (a compilation of the eight first Dark Side of the Moog albums) Philip Glass - Glassworks (minimalistic postmodern "classical", you either hate it or love it)

I think I were talking about me listening to Avzhia - The Key of Throne. I think I talked to you about it last time, but I really recommend this album http://www.amazon.com/Beethoven-Symphony-9-D-Minor/dp/B000001OEX . If you enjoy DCD, you may for example like some songs by Kaya Project. Do you listen to any electronic, in which case, what kind?

You probably don't remember me, but I'm finally back again, and this time for keeps! :p

yes it is. U should work on it:D

holy balls, comrade! what's happened? our compatibility so low!

hi there! thx for request. I could reccomend a lot of music to U, but I'll not do it. U can check albums from Arctic collage, especially those, that I mentioned in comments. cheers!

The shout page for MDF X, of course.

Do you have any proof that Impurath wrote those stories?

can't remember speaking about it, but anyway, it was the first radioshow in ussr dedicated to electronic music

Thank you :)

Ist: Alexander B. Brown's "Parasignosis III: Constriction/Release" piece for Mitochondrion's album "Parasignosis". 2nd: Alexander B. Brown's "Parasignosis II: Saturnine Transmutation" piece for Mitochondrion's album "Parasignosis". 3rd: Section of the cover art for Men In Search of the Perfect Weapon's S/T album. 4th: Insert for Invincible's "Shapeshifters" album. 5th: Section of the cover art for Giles Corey's (Dan Barrett) S/T album.

Godstomper side of the Godstomper/Agathocles split ep

Sashka moj milyj! Glad to see you here, I'm looking forward to snoop through all of your 3,966 (!) artists :D

It's by artist Richard Gallup: http://rickgallup.com. I randomly bought a poster version off of allposters.com a few years back, you could have seen it there. I don't think I've seen it anywhere else.

Thanks for the head's up. I got that xeroxed-cover/real CD thing they did a couple years ago, but owning a legit copy would be awesome.

Check out Latvian atmospheric dark ambient project [url=http://www.last.fm/music/Galapunkts]Galapunkts[/url] and download free tracks from new album [url=http://www.last.fm/music/Galapunkts/Shadows+Beyond+The+Window]Shadows Beyond The Window[/url]

Nice charts! Maybe you’ll like this death metal band http://www.last.fm/music/Vistery Greetings from Belarus

Your musical compatibility with KSava is SUPER. Hello, fellow DLA user.

Quite a coincidence indeed, then again most of the DLA members share quite a few top artists (namely Burzum and Slayer)

привет! Только смерть реальна.

Well if you are interested in lute music, then I would recommend any albums by Paul O'Dette.

Hi. Yes, I know Morbid Angel and I like their first album. Personally I only have "Formulas Fatal to Flesh" in my CD collection, though. I would gladly recommend Christopher Wilson & Shirley Rumsey's CD "Da Milano: Lute Works". An alternative to that CD would be Hopkinson Smith's CD of Francesco's music, "Il Divino". Smith plays in a style more intimate and emotional. Wilson&Rumsey does contain some duets, which I like a lot. I also kind of prefer their style of playing too.