No no, absolutely not, I'd take the heat for it. It would be between the journo and the label. You guys have zero to stress about.

It's out there now, and you know how I feel about it.

par-tay!!

Oh thank Christ, I did the Deconstruction intro when I read the word "lawyers"

Heh heh, totally bud. Almost had egg on my face there for a second. So to speak.

It might be that I've spent the last few weeks on a Streets of Rage binge but I'm getting a real Yuzo Koshiro vibe off some of the electronics.
Loving this album on so many levels it beggars belief, can't wait for the physical release. Winamp + HD Speakers + DeFLAConstruction = Eargasm!

Also watching my Avatar while listening to Pandemic is infinitely excellent. Though that may just be myself.

[Octillus]

See what happens when I'm busy at work?

Now I'm going to let you off with a warning Dev, but if you act up again, who knows what might happen.

Guys, I just took a break from Deconstruction to listen to the new Anaal Nathrakh...... And.... Deconstruction has RUINED me for the time being. Seriously. I can't seem to pay attention to it, I just want to switch back to Deconstruction.

Also watching my Avatar while listening to Pandemic is infinitely excellent. Though that may just be myself.

It's not just you. I got transfixed by it earlier

I had to take a break from Deconstruction just to take a break from Deconstruction. Its overwhelming.

In the best way possible, like the way the Rite of Spring is overwhelming. You go back and you discover new things and the puzzle pieces form a little more.

I must say the mixing/mastering job is glorious for such dense music.

This is my first post in this board. Just wanted to say that i NEVER enjoyed a music album as I am doing now with Deconstruction.
It's the most powerful, craziest and heaviest (not in the "classic" meaning of the word) thing I ever heard.
I think it has its weak parts (i don't like the "save the world, you fool, you child" part in TMM, for instance), but globally it's a true masterpiece.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you <3


/fanboy

Also watching my Avatar while listening to Pandemic is infinitely excellent. Though that may just be myself.

It's not just you. I got transfixed by it earlier

Well you do know a thing or two about fantastic dancing gifs my lady.

Also watching my Avatar while listening to Pandemic is infinitely excellent. Though that may just be myself.

It's not just you. I got transfixed by it earlier

Well you do know a thing or two about fantastic dancing gifs my lady.

Indeed I do, sir.
I may add it to my last.fm hall of fame.

Listened to this album in my car while driving around pitch black dirt back-roads last night. The first two songs in that setting are absolutely chill inducing/terrifying. Then the craziness begins and by the end I felt like I was just in another world entirely. The mood on this thing is intense.

So uh, is anyone able to make out any of the carnival exhibits besides the ball faced boy, vagina faced lady, and seventeen testicled man?

Just finished listening again. Now I'm craving McDonald's.

I convinced myself that buying the new Ziltoid t-shirt would justify a download(plus a pre-order on the 16th...so)

This album is dense as a really dense thing. I mean, this thing has layers like a fucking onion. Even with nuances lost in the lower bit-rate, the sound is, magnificent.

The second listen will be with lyrics in hand. As with other Townsend albums, I suspect the 'heaviness' of this one has as much to do with it's lyrical content as it does with the sound. Maybe even more so.

So uh, is anyone able to make out any of the carnival exhibits besides the ball faced boy, vagina faced lady, and seventeen testicled man?

I make out the child with his back to the infinite void and of course Ziltoid.