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TheWatcher777
You really should. They make some of the most interesting and unique black metal I've listened to. Their newer releases are their best ones so you should start with those.
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SiMonvmentvm
Probably my greatest accomplishment, and a recent one. Alas, the finest bļåčķ mëťął can never grace my ears again :(
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SiMonvmentvm
I enjoy it quite a bit, particularly the vaporous, hypnotic guitarwork. A lot of people are comparing it to Negative Plane, but I’m inclined to say that I prefer what Predatory Light are doing. I was a big fan of Ash Borer, but I feel that they are unfortunately no more, so this is probably the next best thing. Black Hallucinatory Psychedelia has quickly become my favorite niche.
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SiMonvmentvm
“It is a mistake to think that you can solve any major problems just with potatoes”
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Inner_roar
of course my little catish friend, also many of your albums from last 30 days are a favourite of mine, not gonna lie, so i will come back here from time to time for some new albums
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SiMonvmentvm
I listened to this during the senior year of my second undergrad degree. I associate it with a particular person.
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nfopuhfxir
I can’t tell if your comments are ironic or sincere, but they’re great either way
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SiMonvmentvm
Much of the time, I am also unsure. Life is pain and confusion. Much love to you <3
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SiMonvmentvm
Also our common interests include Death Grips and MGMT, and that's enough for me. LDA is fantastic.
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V0ID__
I agree with everything you said! Neurosis is one of those bands that don't need to prove anything, the band already has his name and legacy marked forever. But it's admirable and amazing how after so long the band can gather ideas and continue making high-level music. I love these guys.
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malonemuert
Kaamos is long time out of print (funny because almost all other TK albums got reprinted in one way or another)... try discogs.com, but prepare some good amount of cash
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LukeRogers22
That's the same with me as well, what I listen to in the morning will often be different from what I listen to in the evening. My mood can change throughout the course of a single day.
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LukeRogers22
I'll be lurking through your scrobbles to find some more music that I haven't heard or listened to before! Man, I just love people with a massively varied range of tastes. I mean, I can go from listening to grindcore to some 90s emo!
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recursivechaos
if images of despair and agony wouldn't perpetually assault my mind like rabid raccoons i'd honestly fear that i'm losing my swagger
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foreignlawns
have you checked here: http://musicisdyingnow.blogspot.com/2012/06/natural-snow-buildings.html for nsb? i found pretty much everything of theirs there.
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Turqu_oise
http://dark-world.ru/bands/Natural-Snow-Buildings.php Hi. Here are the unbroken links
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radio_telescope
Hi! Listen to something new from the post-rock music: [artist]Way Station[/artist] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cLKDoQTsVU
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petdetective
I actually had it just like that until I finally listened to R Plus Seven a couple of weeks ago, so I'd give that a shot if I were you, even if it doesn't necessarily resemble Tim Hecker all that much. great, great record, especially Zebra and the final minute of the closing track.
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NINEMETERSOFCUM
It was a wondrous, vile drug that felt like falling into a wormhole, elongating the soul to such an extreme that all the old clinical rhythms of mind were forgiven. Vile because of when returned to 'normal' it felt like being transplanted from another aeon as a time-traveling ghost into the wrong, wretchedly crippled body, only adding to the horrors of this played-out reality. So, my addiction is purely fictive: a mere dream of having been prudent enough to never escape that glorious inner-realm.
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petdetective
great library! because it's so similar to mine, of course. and the username is taken from DsO's third LP, I assume
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subatomicdreams
Greetings, :) I’d like to invite you to listen to [artist]Subatomic Dreams[/artist].
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antiperiodic
Indeed it was. [url=http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/agalloch/2015/great-american-music-hall-san-francisco-ca-2bc9d0a6.html/]Setlist[/url] covered all the high points of their discography with at least one or two from every album. I was pretty dissapointed at the lack of Mantle (especially Shadows Of...) and that there were 4 new songs, but I really can't complain there. I'm told it was one of their shorter sets, which is a bummer too. Anyway the new songs sounded tight and made me really wanna revisit their album which I can dig a little more now. It's weird, whenever I listen to Benji or really any SKM I either absolutely love it or just hate it. Sometimes his stuff hits hard and sometimes he's just obnoxious. But I'll give the new album a listen for sure, interludes sound cool. Do you listen to Red House Painters? They were vastly superior imo and have a bunch of classics.
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antiperiodic
So Agalloch were amazing. Their set was around an hour and 45 minutes, they sounded incredible. Lots of neat stage props like a deer head, incense candles, all that good stuff. Ended up buying a rare record and chatted with their guitarist too, such a fun night. Anyway, how's that new SKM? I've heard mixed things.
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Cassandra-Leo
Don't worry about it. I can't think of anything I'm actively looking for anyway.
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