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The wolf motif is probably my favorite part of it. haha. I dnt know, it's just not as, uh hooky, catchy, or dare I say poppy as the remainder of their output.
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Yeah, there is definitely a lack of crooning. Walk Among Us was full of Glenn crooning people to give him their skulls or sending his astro zombies to rape the land.
Also style-wise Early Misfits: ![]() Later Misfits: ![]() I won't venture into the non-Danzig era. Now listening: |
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I have some of the Non-Danizg Misfits stuff. It's not horrible. It's just not even close to what the Misfits were with Danzig. But if you think of them as The New Misfits or something, then it's just sort of fun kitchy horror punk pop.
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stu, where do you find these bands?
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^ well mainly from here i suppose and last.fm is very good aswell.
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tons of freaky harsh noise and power electronics because i went on a downloading spree (so im a bad fan, sue me)
sick llama-alien facial 5 sick llama-rendering factor blues 5 kylie minoise-spank magic lodge kylie minoise-junky erotica the gerogerigegege-tokyo anal dynamite the gerogerigegege-senzuri champion the grey wolves-punishment nausea-lie circle (not noise but part of the spree, then again prolly as noise as any punk rock thing could get, maybe even more so than no wave with those ultra rhythmic drums and no direction jacksaw guitars, good stuff nonetheless) of course inbetween all that noise (this was seriously one consecutive thing, im at the end of the semester and staying up all night on adderal comes with the territory) ive gave myself a break with some of my favorites (of course only freaks like me would consider entombed a break on my ears) ghostface-ironman neil young-weld entombed-clandestine robbie basho-the falconer's arm robbie basho-art of the accoustic steel string guitar 6 and 10 royal trux-sweet 16 ugk-greatest hits sun ra bootlegs some germs bootlegs my little brothers just sent me in the mail blah blah etc.. also, id like to take the oppurtunity to say that fag tapes owner heath moreland aka sick llama is making some of the best noise ive been hearing lately. like fellow michigan native mammal, hes drawing upon a deverse amount of styles and only using the electronic noise format as the means of conveying all these influences. when it comes to harsh noise or synth noise or power electronics or drone blah blah, i want to be absolutley ear shredded in the likes of masonna or gerogerigegege or absolutley mesmerized and/or hyponotized, which is what most drone artists are doing, mammal, and of course sick llama. stuff like merzbow is the gateway and sounds cool at first, but after a while it gets lame because it neither hits as hard or takes you as far out as the other more underground shit. anyways, sick llama. i really dig this stuff. you can tell that the guy has a massive record collection; his music draws upon the harsh noise and drone youd expect, but also strangely (or not) i can hear early detrot techno, lots of dub, and even some hip hop beats and rhythms buried deep under the tones. the music is fucked up and freaky as well as sorta hypnotic and trippy. this is drug music this is maybe even noise id consider playing at a barbeque, so next time inbetween hendrix and wu tang, therell be 5 minutes of everybody nodding out into thier budweiser, marijuana, and overeating induced highs. yes. |
Last night in bed I was listening to the No New York album (taped copy) until the batteries in my Walkman petered out.
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Walk Among Us and Earth A.D. again.
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Lau Nau - Nukkuu
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Twin Crystals
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Actually mine doesn't slow down. The volume just gets lower and lower, and then there's this piercing tape howl that takes over. |
Leonard Cohen - Various Positions
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Hüsker Dü - New Day Rising
first time in the past 5 years (or longer) |
Robe - Boneraiser (good stuff Adam and Kyle)
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