MacabreEternal

Altarage - Sol Corrupto (2022)

Darkthrone - Astral Passages (2022)

Darkthrone - Panzerfaust (1995)

Glemsel - Forfader (2022)

Hexis - Aeternum (2022)

Terminalist - The Crisis as Condition (2023)

Candlemass - Nightfall (1987)

I am wearing a posture corrector for 20 mins each day. Always had terrible posture and sitting down most of the day to drive or be at my desk does not help. Means standing with correct posture after 40 odd years of not doing so is actually quite a challenge, even for 20 mins a day.

Borknagar - s/t (1996) It is always black metal season for you. You have zero other seasons.

Faidra - Six Voices Inside (2020) GG posted something about this artist, somewhere on the board and then they cropped up on a random playlist today so checked out the album. Decent elements of Burzum kicking around here but enough individuality to make it interesting overall.

Public Memory - Ripped Apparition (2020) Some fine lo-fi electronica I stumbled across of late. Bit of trip hop and krautrock? Don't mind if I do.

Blut Aus Nord - 777 Sect(s) (2011)

I have literally gotten straight out of bed and put this masterpiece on.

Blut Aus Nord - Memoria Vetusta I: Fathers of the Icy Age (1996)

Gevurah - Gehinnom (2022)

Unfair Fate - Into the Abyss (2022)

Altar of Plagues - Teethed Glory and Injury (2013)

Daeva - Through Sheer Will and Black Magic (2022)

Vladislav Cadaversky

The Suns Journey Through the Night - Crawling Nebula of Dismal Light (2020)

Neat find. Liking this.

Black Sabbath - Sabotage (1975)

Two days after surgery and I am finally hitting the sweet mix of codeine and paracetamol tablets that mean I can eat albeit in a semi-lucid state from the drowsiness off the back of the meds. Gonna take the down time to catch up on some music and spin some vinyl most of the weekend. Not going out, not answering my phone - just gonna sit in my armchair and drift in and out of consciousness until Sunday evening. Pairing back on the listening habits and trying to focus on the music I have in physical copy where possible. Still feel that the less music I have at my fingertips, the happier I am - just like when I was a broke ass teen in my bedroom at home (or "The Metal & Masturbation Years" as I would title any biography on that period).

Kowloon Walled City - Container Ships (2012)

Bathory - Hammerheart (1990) Each time I tell myself I am done with Bathory and Quothorn's shit singing capability that he somehow relentlessly hacked away at showing a resilience that far outweighed his vocal capacity, I put on Hammerheart and soon find myself completely enamoured with them for an hour or so. The heavy Viking metal aesthetic helps no ends of course, it sort of excuses all the roughness present on the record. This and Under the Sign of the Black Mark should get more plays I have decided.