What are you listening to!?!
- Thread starter WhItTy
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well, I wasn't BEFORE.
stoked for the whole album next month. had just seen em a week or two before the accident.
always have this on tap. one of the stealth greatest hardcore albums of the period. production and musical chops were incredible for bands like this for the time (late 80s).
current earworm:
Aurora has become my go to artist for testing out new audio gear.
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Goldfinger has done several quarantine music videos over the last few weeks. Definitely loving it.
Each week our Gov run national radio station plays a feature album, Polaris' The Death Of Me has been my favourite of the year so far.
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reminds me of early jawbreaker, samiam, but especially something like farside (revelation records, early 90s)
Tool's Maynard third band Puscifer. If unfamiliar it's an alternate sound to Tool's ever evolving time intervals and A Perfect Circle's slightly behind the beat looseness.
Playing off of 'Addicted to Love' MTV Video from the eighties and making contemporary social-commentary, quite a great sound.
Playing off of 'Addicted to Love' MTV Video from the eighties and making contemporary social-commentary, quite a great sound.
Fantastic Negrito, as of late.
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new soul, this band is so good
old metal
this band is still so good
old metal
this band is still so good
Killer cover of Cadillac Ranch at 1:40
What goes around, comes around.
Now in HD:
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I’ll be making some purchases no doubt.
I’ll be making some purchases no doubt.
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