Goddamn this is ****ing brilliant



Satanic Circle ‎– Black Dominate And Sodomy Metal

All I know about it is it ought to be famous as ****

Raw

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...2BezwM7BXBKnY8

https://bangsnap.bandcamp.com/music

This is a ****ing emergency

KURT BAUER

****ing good lord this guy a goddamn genius and nobody cares

This is some of the best music ever made

look how ****ing cool this is

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You heard it here first

Holy **** you are not overreacting. Listening to Voodoo Blues right now and it's some instant classic material.

Oh man, and breathe sounds like it could've been the original recordings from Womblife before Fahey manipulated them.

i dont get it

Those Who Know Darkness, See The Light

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It wears you out. It doesn't make you stronger. It just wears you out. Blisters. Sores. Nerves. Exposed bone. Marrow. You're not sucking the marrow from life. Life is sucking the marrow from you.

You know. You know the brutality of misogyny. Misopedia. Is there a word for self-hatred?

Go back before time and give the universe an abortion. Crucifixion by vacuum. Space hates a vacuum.

Point. Counterpoint.

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This band pulled a Negativland style stunt disguising their demo as leaked Trump/Comey conversations and sending it to Jewish record producers with return addresses of extreme right groups like the KKK.

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You can Google the story if you want. It made Pitchfork.

All I can say is that at least this one video is pretty good. I like this song:



The Domestics. As opposed to Foreigner?



http://assets.rootsvinylguide.com/pi...ecords_2427988



This always pissed me off the Rollins changed the lyrics to "white man had the MONEY"

Not that it's not historically more accurate it's just how can justify making punk rock LESS offensive than the original? Be Damaged bitch...

In the great sample department we got Semi Hendrix sampling Marian Anderson

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Carl Ruggles was a crazyass American who died in his 90's in early 1970's. He managed to get rich selling his paintings. He was a very dark cynical bastard and a brutal vulgarian. He hated everybody except for Ives. He called Charlie Parker a worthless n*gger and described Schoenberg as a shallow k*ke who should've moved to Treblinka. Ives defended his music vigorously. When Ruggles' music was booed for its dissonance he berated the audience to appreciate "masculine" music and to one fellow to "use his goddamn ears like a man".

Here's one of his paintings:

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and here's one of his compositions



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In order to commemorate the 40 years of space travel by Voyager I & II let's spacey.

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Featured artist: Robert Scott Thompson

You can find his music generously offered on bandcamp.

https://robert-scott-thompson.bandcamp.com

Next let's explore the music of Kevin Braheny. Here he is collaborating with Steve Roach



The album Galaxies can be found on bandcamp, YouTube, and Spotify. Maybe it's just the cover but it's the one I'm drawn to.



Finally, three being the magick number, Constance Demby

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Originally released on cassette in 1986.

Clifford Brown was in two major car crashes in his short life. The first was when he was 19. The driver swerved to miss a deer. Two died and two were seriously injured. Brown was of the latter. His hip and shoulder were permanently impaired but that didn't stop him from becoming a jazz legend. Six years later the driver fell asleep at the wheel leaving no survivors. Richie Powell was also killed in the second crash.

Soon after his death Blue Note released a compilation record entitled Memorial Album. Art Blakey drums on Side A and the musician whose career I've promised to chronicle in this blog, PHILLY JOE JONES, plays on Side B. Both sides were recorded in 1953 by Rudy Van Gelder. Unfortunately, the CD version is littered with unnecessary alternative takes.