Originally Posted by Pat Monahan's Hairy Chest

Glad to have found so many people who like extreme, offbeat, or otherwise weird music as much as I do.


I'll definitely get around to as many of these as I can, which is probably all of them, within the next week or so. Thank you!
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I also wanted to ask: since I plan to review a lot of albums, is it possible I can start a journal before accruing 100 posts? I already have two reviews published on a blog I own, and would be happy to post them in my journal.

Reviews of mine generally fall under three categories: new, classic, and—to use metal parlance—exhumed, their rotting flesh on display for all to see. As an example of the latter, one of my reviews concerns a weird dark folk and hardcore punk crossover album from 2007, with fewer than a thousand listens on Spotify.

Others reviews I plan to write include The Underground Youth's Mademoiselle, a 2010 psych-pop album, and some 2017 releases: No Joy's Creep, Mors Principium Est's Embers of a Dying World, and Cloud Nothing's Life Without Sound.

In addition, I might post the occasional article about music—theory, practice, industry, etc. I have this crazy idea brewing in my head about death metal, The Beatles, and Friedrich Nietzsche's writings on Greek tragedy. I also might tear into specific pop songs I dislike, post album rankings—you get the idea.

Originally Posted by J.R.R. Tolkien

There is only one bright spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I hope that, encouraged now as ‘patriotism’, may remain a habit! But it won’t do any good, if it is not universal.