Thursday, February 14, 2008
Why does the song "Too Much Time On My Hands" come to mind
LOTRO musicians sure have come a long way since I tried the game in beta. All that I could muster was the same note over and over until someone begged me to stop, or threatened to report me. However, some creative individuals have come up with entire songs, coordinated with different players and instruments!
Read on for commentary and another video ...
I chose two music videos that I felt embodied the spirit of Valentine's Day. The first is Tainted Love, performed by Die Bäääänd. The second is What is Love, performed by Men in Tights. What LOTRO performance do you feel best represents Valentine's Day?
[via Massively]
Monday, July 16, 2007
Thursday, April 26, 2007
25 years later
Throbbing Gristle those Wreckers of Civilization are back with their first proper album for 25 years. For those that don't know Throbbing Gristle is the band that "invented" Industrial Music back in 1975. What we have here is really the dog's bollocks for any lover of electronic and experimental music. Thee importance of throbbing gristle cannot be stressed too greatly.
So what do we get? We get an album of industrial children that modern pretenders can only hint at. We have droning vocals matched with drum and bass beats, non vocal laden disturbances that make you grab for the light switch if played in the dark....and that is just a highlight.
Opening track Vow of silence throbs straight to your groin and head all at once. Gen P's sonic vocals evoke an insane clown on crack; which burst into your ears. It's kind of like watching "IT" without the knives (in a happy way). Almost a kiss drones along like a French painting. You can picture steamy smoke filled cafes, strong coffee, naked French women in trench coats and a large bottle of Absinthe.
Worm waits its turn being composed by Genesis (vocalist) and his cohort Bryin Dall sounds most like their band "Thee Majesty." Think diatribes, prayers, poetry all set to sonically experimental soundscapes. Bryin Dall also plays his guitar with a machete and plays in bands called Dream Into Dust and 4th sign of the apocalypse .
The album itself swipes between old experimental industrial with little structure to an almost reminiscent of bands such Current 93, but does not shirk from being modern. This is a far more disturbing form of music than anything you're likely to hear any time soon.
After 25 years they have lost nothing.
This is perhaps what happens if you
take four strongly disturbed English
people, place in a pot and simmer
with electronica, breast implants,
moon worship and some porn.
For a band that brought us such greats as Zyklon B zombi, Hamburger Lady and
Hot on the heels of love, this is more than we could ever want. For those that think
Industrial music ends with NIN, Ministry and Marilyn Manson
you need to hear this.
Iconoclastic music for Iconoclasts.
"And there's several days And there's never
a way To convince people…..."
Throbbing gristle official site
Peter "sleazy" Christopherson Chris Carter
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Alanis Morissette 'My Hump' Video: Huh?
Somehow, I'm dumber for seeing it!!!
View at your own risk.