FangorN - Mysterious Land (2009)

Terrific Ensiferum-worship which sounds 10x better than the new Ensiferum.

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Roomic Cube by Takako Minekawa

This is a wonderful album that contains probably her most notable song, "Fantastic Cat". On this particular album, Takako's friends in Buffalo Daughter helped do a few of the songs so it's got schizo mixture of some noisy sound arrangements and then some of Takako's own minimal style of song writing. To me the song that steals the whole album away is the track, "Destron". A distorted drum rhythm looped over a whistling arpeggio and Takako's soft vocals.


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One By One - Fight 7''

great female fronted uk hardcore from the early 90's


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Sliced Pimples - Fuckin' Serious Guess Why...?

Thought I would share some Danish metal with you people.
Danish Thrash Metal/Crossover from the 80´s with a very ironic and
"fun" lyrical theme.
This is a vinyl rip and yes, some of the tracks are very short and no lyrics
so it is not a mistake :-)

If you like it, I will rip the other release featuring their cover of a song from
a famous danish child show on tv.


Cover Link on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1I2XIU6Or8

File link:

http://www.mediafire.com/?zjyjz5zjjiy

guest contribution by Bringsomenoise

The Losers issues 1-12

A special forces team fighting the war on terror are double crossed by their "handler" for not following orders on a covert mission. Thought dead by the CIA, they lay low for 5 years. They come out of hiding with revenge on their minds and a special place at the top of a CIA death list.

Art, story and characters are all superb and make this a real page turner. Think the A-Team meets Jason Bourne. I read Warner Bros is making this into a movie which can't be good.

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Ice - Saga Of The Ice King (1979)

Long before Bathory got ahold of the artwork, this most excellent (but terribly obscure) prog outfit was using it for this opus about when the earth was ruled by Nordic kings. They really don't make them like this anymore.

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Necrodeath - Into The Macabre

whats this? my first post in like a year and of course instead of uploading something i've been listening to recently i just went into my mediafire folder and grabbed some metal album i uploaded but never shared for some reason. but really this is a great album if you like blackened death along the lines of sarcafago or slaughter.

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Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska (1982)

I'm not a fan of everything The Boss has done but this album is pretty much perfect. This was intended to just be demos for an album with the E Street band he recorded on a 4 track in his home. No drums. No bass. Just The Boss, his guitar, a harmonica and him howling tales of personal loss, desperation, failure, family estrangement, debt, and murder (opening track is told from the POV of Charles Starkweather). There is no redemption for these characters and no happy endings here. Perfect record for a nation where 10% of it's citizens are unemployed and only projected to get worse.

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you're welcome

j0sh h0mm3, d@v3 gr0h1 and j0hn p@ul j0nes.


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Weedeater - Live September 21, 2009 Indianapolis

it is what it is


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DUKATALON

Heavyweight sludge from Israel. New album coming soon. In the meantime you can listen to this untitled EP.

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Anneke Van Giersbergen and Danny Cavanagh - In Parallel [2009]

Danny Cavanagh from Anathema and the lady from The Gathering made an album that consists of Anathema songs, Gathering songs and a few cover songs from bands such as Fleetwood Mac, Massive Attack and... Dolly Parton?

This was only available at a few live shows they played in Europe.


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Carl Sagan - A Glorious Dawn on vinyl

$6 shipped for this 11 out of 10 song

a friendly request

can anyone upload "Employer, Employee - Sic [Sic]" for me before tuesday? lost my cd and the only downloads are through torrents which i don't completely understand. it should be posted on here anyway.

Jude The Obscure - The Coldest Winter (2003)

i loved this when it came out, even though you could argue this sound was already hopelessly beaten into the ground by this point. i think it still stands up pretty decently today.


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Bruce McCulloch - Shame-Based Man (1995)

in my opinion, "comedy songs" are usually terrible but this transcends your typical weird al or adam sandler kind of thing. you'll recognize bits of this from Kids in the Hall sketches too if, like me, you were a big fan of that show. often more strange and introspective than outright funny but i like it a lot. i can't promise that you will.


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Lou Barlow - Goodnight Unknown (2009)

it's a new Lou Barlow (Sebadoh/Dinosaur Jr./Folk Implosion) solo album. with none other than Mr. Dale Crover on the drums.


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Death in June - But What Ends When Symbols Shatter? (1992)

Someone at work burnt me this. Weird Celtic goth shoegaze. I wasn't feeling it at first, but with the season change I've been putting it on a little more. Can be truly scary while under the influence. For some reason I think of this or like a fucked up spaghetti western while listening.


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is it just me or

has firefox become the worst, most buggy piece of shit ever?

alternatives, please.

Dragon Age: Origins

And my axe!

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