Alright, I'm back. I got sent to the fifteenth dimension, but you know how you get out of the fifteenth dimension? With third-dimensional heroin pop, that's how you get out.
And I can't say what genre Tillinghast's album is, I only heard the first ten seconds.
The first ten seconds sounded like... whoo, what can I say? It sounded like pretty much everything and nothing I've ever heard. I heard 500 different instruments, 40 different tempo, key and time signature changes, loads of different vocal styles, and a deep computerised voice telling me I would die in three seconds. If you want to download it, go to [DATA EXPUNGED], and have some three-dimensional heroin pop on hand.
Good to know, I guess.
Hope you don't die, Lordnecronus. ^_^
edited 14th Apr '11 8:29:37 AM by ILoveDogs
Hm, sounds like standard occult rock to me...q
You can't even write racist abuse in excrement on somebody's car without the politically correct brigade jumping down your throat!I downloaded and listened...whoa. It was like if Hunter S. Thompson and the entire stoner population of Jamaica came up with music.
I was sent into another dimension. I came back.
Oh, about 15 seconds.
This is starting to disturb me. Anyone know any not-evil music to talk about?
Not patronizing?
I listened to some of their stuff. It was alright, but nothing groundbreaking, like a lot of people say they are.
I suppose you're right. I'm not the biggest fan of Powergaze in the first place, but as far as those kinds of bands go, Deaf Protector is okay.
So, any other bands we can talk about?
Yeah, I just found out about Dead Goths Everywhere; they're scorecore. Classical-style film score with "elements of hardcore", which means they sound like another generic Courage Under Fire clone plus keyboards.
It's a shame, their keyboardist is classically trained (and kind of hot); she could probably have a good solo career, but no, she's stuck with a bunch of sweaty SxE dudes shouting gibberish about Harry Potter.
edited 16th Apr '11 6:23:01 PM by BoundByTheMoon
There are snakes in the grass, so we'd better go hunting!I did some research, and I found some interviews with the keyboardist. She said that she knows very complex Mendelssohn pieces, and she didn't seem very happy about the band.
Oh, cool. Did she say anything about starting a side project? I'd probably buy it.
There are snakes in the grass, so we'd better go hunting!Yes, actually. She's working on an album called Europa's Seduction.
Just listened to the justin beiber song baby.
They don't think it be like it is, but it do.That actually exists.
So, what do you think of the project she's doing?
Haven't heard of him/them; underground stuff?
edited 16th Apr '11 7:20:15 PM by BoundByTheMoon
There are snakes in the grass, so we'd better go hunting!
I know. His lyrics make Friday sound downright inspired.