skullflower-desire for a holy war
 

havnt heard this, but just read its review on musique machine and they gave it a perfect score, saying its simultaneously bower's most harsh, yet most rock, and at the same time, best music hes ever been involved with. as a skullflower fan, this is intriguing. discuss.

i read a review of a record once, and that said it was really good too.

Having been completely underwhelmed by Skullflower's performance at Colour Out Of Space, I'd take any review stating "Bower's best work ever" with a very large pinch of salt. This is coming from someone who used to be a massive fan of his, too.

if its anything like the last time i saw him (termite festival) in a church where he spat paint and ink all over the place and was extremely noisy it should be good.

i suggest you read more reviews.

or listen to the album and make up your own mind, sometimes critics get way overboard with their statements.

Best replies ever haha.

Interesting Skullflower essay by Glen Dowell: http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=90573793&b logID=463936671

well ive heard it now and it does rock and its good, but not as good as the aforementioned review would have you believe

is this the one on utech or turgid animal? i get them confused.

the one on turgid animal, which is one hour long track or something, is very fantastic; the one in utech is really good too.

the 3 cd box on turgid animal, circulus vitiosus deus, is fucking great.