Sheol

Djevel - Tanker som rir natten Djevel has consistently released good albums and two tracks in on this one I see no reason to suspect this one will be any different. Norwegian black metal from genre veterans like Kvitrim (Mare, Celestial Bloodshed), Faust (Emperor, Thorns) and Trond (NettleCarrier)

Ok, but if we're gonna take the evolutionary biology argument here, wouldn't reason dictate that meat was difficault to come by and required a lot of energy to acquire, as opposed to farming plants and hosting livestock. That means that no pre-historic group ate meat everyday, three times a day. Rather, they ate meat a couple of days a week if lucky, and filled the gaps with fruits and roots, all while burning an ungodly amount of resources walking to the next food opportunity.

Haha well it's Jute Gyte, even the music sounds like he's torturing someone. Good thing they didn't shoot him.

Haha that was glorious. Feels like the first time I heard Portal.

I bought that one on digital, really good and groovy. I wasn't too stoked on the new album that came out last year. Something was missing.

A very English mailday yesterday. Gate Master/Reign - Split 7". Clear lathe cut The digital download featured 4 songs but apparently the lath could only fit 2, so that was a bit of a surprise. But it's still a damn good split. Lungtoucher - Foolish necromancy / Tangled Divinations CS A cassette with two EP:s previously only available as digital.

Diabolical

Canoe

And Round and Round we go with RRRrrr Ruins of Beverast

Sadistik

Extreme

Necromancing this thread because I recently discovered Amigo the Devil and I really enjoyed his style. It's the combination of folk/Americana and the harder edge that I enjoy. Amigo the Devil - Quiet as a rat

Dominion Caligula

My vinyl collection. Not pictured are the 7". My CD's are packed in boxes in the basement, because there's just no room in the apartment.

Ben Caplan - O holy night A great arrangement and a fantastic singer!

Both, is the only sensible answer. You never asked for advice (probably wise given this bunch), but just try to pay attention and don't try to impress him/her. As long as you're honestly interested in the person and what (s)he says you're good. Everything else is up to the other person.

28 days later was great, 28 weeks later was shite though. I think REC if one of the scariest films I've seen, just make sure you watch the Spanish original and not the American remake. The last 30 min was intense! Also, Train to Busan is amazing! A Korean zombie movie with a lot of heart and horror. Some scenes are just heartbreaking, in a good way!

Man black metal have really gotten a lot of mileage out of ol' Albrecht Dürer.

Well, I had to work to catch up on so I've worked the whole weekend Passionfruit

Fear

Gold

Runemagick

Space

I think it's the fact that it's got great, unsettling effects. A interesting, very surreal premise, and the story doesn't feel dated. The issues of violence as entertainment, pushing boundaries and people compromising their humanity in order to fight an increasing desensitization are just as relevant today as in the 80's. Plus I love the very claustrophobic and paranoid mood throughout the film.

These three has made your friday splurge worthwhile on it's own. 🤘