7/10 … I don’t really know who to review this, you really have to listen for yourself. But it’s certainly interesting, both in a historical and musical sense. A couple of tracks feels more like random sounds then music, but the last track ”Поток/Stream” by Mr. Schnittke is just amazing and I listened to it over and over again! It would fit right into any modern day Dark Ambient compilation.
9/10 … The eerie opening of the first track “Reek of Putrefaction” sets the mode before all hells breaks loose … just jawdropping. ”Exhumed to Consume” is up next with the immortal opening lines “Grimly I dig up the turfs, To remove the corrupted stiffs, Trying to contain my excitement, As I desecrate graveolent crypts”, and we are of on a FANTASTIC journey to a depraved persons mind. “Symphonies of Sickness” couldn’t be a more appropiate title for this work of filth. We then get a couple of mid-tempo pieces in the middle before finishing off with some filthy brutal stuff. It just have to be experienced.
10/10 … After watching two seasons of this documentary TV Show, I think it is by far the best one I have ever seen. The host or main researcher Luis Elizondo, a former military counter-intelligence officer approaches this topic really serious and with a scientific mindset. He doesn’t go close to claiming it’s ”little gray men”, but know the phenomena is real and wants to find answers to what it could be.
I came by these awesome paintings by Melvin Musovic in a Swedish horror movie group on Facebook. I fell in love with them at once. Do you know all these horror icons? Uppdate 2020-08-29 (12 new artworks added) Click on the picture for a bigger version! The original archive of Melvin Musovic. Click on the […]
6/10 … I love watching fighting scenes with Jackie Chan, unfortunately I don’t always like his movies when they have too much of the ”slipping-on-banana-peel” humor in them, that seems to be as common in Hong Kong kung-fu movies as dancing in Bollywood movies from India. But his more ”serious” movie like Rumble in the Bronx or Police Story are just awesome.
Updated: 2020-08-27, Mile Higher Podcast added. APES AMONG US 8/10 In my opinion NAWAC (maybe together with the Olympic project) is the only really serious bigfoot/sasquatch research organisation that I know of. This is their official podcast. More or less all episodes are extremely facinating, but unfortunatly they don’t come out that often. Maybe one […]
“Justice is Lost … Justice is Raped … Justice is Gone”
Metallicas fourth album takes on the oppression of the system. The System that you were told was for your protection. On this track they make the case against the justice system. That it’s not so much about justice for you as it is for those with money and lawyer against lawyer. The lines “Apathy their stepping stone, So unfeeling, Hidden deep animosity, So deceiving” says it all.
9/10 … It’s been a loooooong time since I heard an album that emidettly when it’s over I put it on again and again and again…
I find early careers of bands that later became big and filled arenas and stadiums very exciting. It’s fascinating to discover how amateurish they were or surprisingly professional even from the start. I would call it Music Archeology, where all of a sudden new details appear or rather been dug up by passionate fans to […]
A new era in the history of science began in 1609, when the Italian mathematician Galileo Galilei turned a new instrument – the binoculars – towards the starry sky. However, the worldview of the Catholic Church was threatened by the Italian’s groundbreaking astronomical discoveries, and in 1633 Galileo was brought before the Inquisition – the […]
It doesn’t come as that big of a surprise that it turns out that the least religious countries in the world is also the most peaceful. When rational thinking and scientific testing of different things rules a society, it turns out to be the least violent. Hah, and here we thought religions were all about […]
I came across this photo while researching another topic and fell in love with it at once. Her powerful “you can’t intimidate me” look, while being questioned by the police is nothing but amazing. Taken in 1957, we all know how black people in the US were treated so this has got to be a […]
Jonny Begood, a specimen of human feces I’m guessing is like the average Trump voter. Racist in the comfort of his own home and doesn’’t get the B.L.M movement at all, in fact they are threatened by it. This guy seriously puts pictures of Jesus & Trump on his page claiming ”Together they will bring […]
“The Revolutionist” was first released under the name J-Love & Ric Nice feat. Guru and under the title “Behold”. Guru then released the track on his fourth studio album outside of Gang Starr as Baldhead Slick & da Click. Now the title was changed to “The Revolutionist”. But the version/mix I love (the first of the YouTube videos here on this page.), is found on a bootleg 12″ under the Gang Starr name and also here called “The Revolutionist”.
8/10 … Mr. Gaye had one of the most amazing voices in the history of soul music, but unfortunately with a tormented soul, that we can properly put on his fucked up father. A father that couldn’t give his son praise for his accomplishments, a cross-dressing pastor that gave his son shit for not making ”gods” music 😡, and ultimately killed him the day before Marvin would turn 45. May he rot in his christian hell forever and ever.
