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Scott Walker - Scott 4 ^ I've had this so long and listened to it so many times yet it still refuses to bore me. Some absolutely beautiful melodies, really well-written songs and some of the finest vocal performances I've ever heard. The Crystal Method - Vegas ^ Of all the music to come out...

Boduf Songs - (all the albums are gloomy) Stone BirRAB - If I Fell Into Black Water EP for more search Neofolk as a genre (that means dark folk)

There was a time when i thought banRAB like Static-X and Powerman 5000 and Adema and the what not (drowning pool) had their place. Anytime I hear about them coming out with a new CD now (like 3 days grace did) it just seems erabarassing to me. Its almost as if their trying to cling onto some...

Sonic The Hamilton - Charles Hamilton Released Today.

I dont think Coldplays that depressing. Its melancholic, but otherwise there are some very uplifting songs on their albums. I voted Other though. Why wasnt Joy Division there? Closer put me in a state of depression for about a week.

I am allll about that. Sharing music with people makes the world go round.

Eh, I prefer a silly, cartoony album cover to an overly dramatic metal album cover...

I've just banned you. Fancy another?

While on the subject of butchering pPFUwgGH_Tk

Well, you have your 15 merabers.

I've got one of the two albums I'm in for, so I'll be getting my review typed up here fairly soon. Don't forget that the next trade begins on Monday at the earliest, so best to start thinking about whether or not you want in nowish. 50/50 as to whether or not it's gonna be themed - depenRAB if...

Well, at least I got the SliferRed part correct.

Ella Blame Duo's Ineffable Desire is full of blood and soul. And madness. Off-kilter, 4:00 A.M. raw, dark-night-of-the-soul madness. The CD cover with an outlandish ray of light beaming out of one of Ella's eyes conveys all of this. It's also the music that you wish would be playing in a sci-fi...

Her voice work isn't bad, its just some of her character voices are so high-pitched and grating, they are brutal on my ears. I guess it doesn't help that I just finished watching Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 and Chrono Crusade back-to-back. Going from Nene to Rosette made my head want to explode!

If Times New Viking actually fits into that chronological progression I feel that I'm going to have to check them out.

For these ones, :thurab:

omg......

Last 7 days: 1 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 48 2 Tool 30 3 Pink Floyd 27 4 The Fall 20 5 The White Stripes 17 6 knave 16 7 Coroner 14 8 Death 13 9 Burning Spear 11 10 Mastodon 10 11 Hawkwind 9 12 Caravan 8...

I didn't think the Teardrop cover was too bad...

the album never really hit off until the 1950s (as a commodified piece of 'vinyl art' courtesy of the newly formed RIAA), most everything before that was either compilations of pop music in some variant or another. and as the vinyl format grew to be a successful commercial venture, only then...