[djskrimp]

TesseracT "Deception: Concealing Fate Part II"
This is dedicated to Sab and Biert, for whom I'd also buy a pint and listen to both drone on about how shite my music tastes are. You two are good guys.


And then I'd hang out with Dan and Alucard, because they obviously have GOOD taste.

^ LOL

I'd love to hang with you Stoney.

NP: Despised Icon- Day of Mourning. Absolutely ZERO originality, but the production is so stellar and it is so brutal at times...I guess its just awesome to work out to LOL.

^ LOL

I'd love to hang with you Stoney.

NP: Despised Icon- Day of Mourning. Absolutely ZERO originality, but the production is so stellar and it is so brutal at times...I guess its just awesome to work out to LOL.

Lol it's just another DI album...unfortunately their last too.

Meshuggah - Dancers to a discordant system

using it to drown out housemate's GF's music-she-heard-in-a-tv-advert

Meshuggah - Dancers to a discordant system

using it to drown out housemate's GF's music-she-heard-in-a-tv-advert

Good luck on that. As always for me, you'll find the spoken parts on that song very discomforting for non meshuggah believers .

Lately I've been listening to Fredik Thordendal's Special Defects Sol Niger Within, and I mean A LOT too. Very surreal music to me. I'm amazed at the lead guitar in Z2-Reticuli, it sounds like a sax at times to me. The lead vocals, thats the best kind of music I think black metal style screaming should be fitted to. Overall, lots of dissonance and just eerie space-like sound to it. I mean, if any of the paranormal and unexplained stuff that happens on this planet can be put to music, THIS would be the soundtrack to all things of the strange. I think I'd be quite sastified listening to that album whilst going through the bermuda triangle or seeing some UFO, something unknown like that.

Also finally got to listen to John Murphy's work, especially In a House in a hearbeat. I know it was from 28 days later, but it started clicking in to me after hearing it again on the Kick Ass movie. Now theres some haunting apocalyptic sounds right there.

The soundtrack to Doom II - just played it again for the hell of it, and now have various musical bits stuck in my head. They may remain stuck, I say.

Meshuggah - Dancers to a discordant system

using it to drown out housemate's GF's music-she-heard-in-a-tv-advert

Good luck on that. As always for me, you'll find the spoken parts on that song very discomforting for non meshuggah believers .

Lately I've been listening to Fredik Thordendal's Special Defects Sol Niger Within, and I mean A LOT too. Very surreal music to me. I'm amazed at the lead guitar in Z2-Reticuli, it sounds like a sax at times to me. The lead vocals, thats the best kind of music I think black metal style screaming should be fitted to. Overall, lots of dissonance and just eerie space-like sound to it. I mean, if any of the paranormal and unexplained stuff that happens on this planet can be put to music, THIS would be the soundtrack to all things of the strange. I think I'd be quite sastified listening to that album whilst going through the bermuda triangle or seeing some UFO, something unknown like that.

Also finally got to listen to John Murphy's work, especially In a House in a hearbeat. I know it was from 28 days later, but it started clicking in to me after hearing it again on the Kick Ass movie. Now theres some haunting apocalyptic sounds right there.

There are sax parts on that album.

I'm just wondering if those rumors about Sol Niger 2 are true or not. (not holding my breath on that one though)

The Duckworth Lewis Method - Ireland, Ireland!

Contender for our new National Anthem.

[youtube]UVj7cwnFtYI[/youtube]

Quality stuff.

Charlotte Hatherley, a random assortment, fantastic stuff:

Siberia: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r59n7MhKxZg
Bastardo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyIVkEhyNLE
White: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brS8pYY2dnY

[Keeker]

The Duckworth Lewis Method - Ireland, Ireland!

Contender for our new National Anthem.

[youtube]UVj7cwnFtYI[/youtube]

Quality stuff.

Awesome! Vote for that one Leechy.

Thomas Newman - Jarhead Soundtrack

Owl City- Ocean Eyes

Coheed and Cambria- Year of the Black Rainbow

Coheed and Cambria- Year of the Black Rainbow

Got that, have listened to it quite a bit. Didn't grab me one little bit initially, but has grown on me!

Check out this band. It's just a side project for a Melbourne producer, Dave Carr, who mixed my band's album. But it's absolutely superb! It sounds like progressive era Rush with no vocals (which alot of people would probably actually like!)

http://www.myspace.com/anim8music

Celldweller - The Beta Cessions

Love the instrumental remixes. I became a sucker for the acoustic lines and industrial audio landscapes.

That and getting back into a band called Mnemic .

Coheed and Cambria- Year of the Black Rainbow

Got that, have listened to it quite a bit. Didn't grab me one little bit initially, but has grown on me!

Many props to you both!

It is definitely an album that grows the more you listen to it...to me, "Guns of Summer" was such a stand out track on the initial listen that the bulk of the other tracks needed more time to find their own place by comparison. They since have for me, and I can probably be found listening to the album on an almost-daily basis now.

NP: The Alan Parsons Project - "Pipeline"
Band of Horses - "Factory"