True Belief

Na not me. Thought it may have been one of yours from yesteryears.

Thought I’d pop on some Goatwhore - Conflicting Rage of the Merciless

Hammersmashed Broccoli?

AC/DC - Power Up.

"Peril" by Bob Woodward & Robert Costa arrived. The book covers the transition from Trump to Biden, which being from Australia didn't really interest me that much. However, when I read that General Mark Milley, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff revealed he had called China's counterpart General Li Zuocheng (joint COS of the People's Liberation Army) and had promised he would give him a private 'heads-up' if Trump made did anything stupid as his time to move-on approached.... I knew I just had to have this book. Talk about by-passing the Chain of Command! Anyway, Bob Woodward is legendary so I'm looking forward to this.

Craven Idol - Forked Tongues. For the D666 fans. Very nice.

Running Wild - Black Hand Inn. 10/10

Hittman - self/titled

1914 - The Blind Leading the Blind

Nice to see some love for this classic. A belter.

Lol, we are truly blessed to be in this wonderful land down under. The 'Lucky Country' indeed.

Iotunn - The Tower of Cosmic Nihility

Sadly, yes. Comrade Andrews removed that concept some time ago.

Shortages of basic freedom that's for sure.

Kreator - Endorama. Oh boy....

Epic listening session there. Np: Autumnal - "The End of the Third Day". Obviously picked up on these guys when their guitarist joined Saturnus in 2020. Very enjoyable if you like that mournful (late-era In the Woods type) guitar stuff.

Hey from fortress Melbourne myself, welcome, what bands do you like?

Midnight Odyssey are amazing. Great stuff .

Big thumbs up for this. Love this album (Fortress of My Dark self is amazing too). I have taken great pride wearing my Ocean of Grief t-shirt to various gigs and drinking sessions with old mate @Requiem too.

Saturnus - Martyre

New Massacre song “Ruins of R’Lyeh”. Good.

First 5-6 songs are all A+Grade 'King' material NP: Unto Others - Strength

Funeral - From These Wounds

Was underwhelmed when I first listened. Sounded like someone thought it would be a good idea to combine 'Swansong" and 'Surgical Steel'. Overall, there's a bit too much mid-paced filler for my liking but some nice moments for sure and hearing Bill Steer's background vocals always brings a smile to me face. Dust to Dust my fave off this album.

Napalm Death - Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism