Revisiting a high school favourite. Not the music you might necessarily expect me to listen to.

I still like it. I wonder what they've been up to since.

Oh no, he's gone bald ala Trent Reznor.

Adversarial - All Idols Fall Before the Hammer

nice Cam.

Also HBD to stillborn!

Local guys. It's interesting how people are getting into them, world wide. I suppose they have a certain depth to their sound that is beyond most of the other bands here.

Thank you kind sir

@ Unstrung: A friend of mine in Ottawa showed me their EP Thralls, and I got hooked on them ever since. Great band they is

Aye, Happy Birthday! It is also one of my younger sisters' birthday, so i made a cake for her.

You can pretend that i made it for you!

But i am going to have to eat most of it myself, anyhow.

haha tis' be the best birthday cake I ever had!

Thanks and happy birthday to your sis

Ah, I'm a little late to the show but happy birthday to ya, sir.

Son Of Fire, Shea/telephants band (speaking of whom, where the fuck has he got to?!). Awesome album and the guitar toane is so rawk

There's something to be said for Letting It Go before you look like Peter Murphy, Lately, though.

That being said, I'm hanging on to what I have for as long as possible.

Cheers!

I am listening to this song over and over (only the first half, as it's a two part song);



I want to re-arrange/re-record it at some point...
There's so much that can be done to it.
I hear the addition of piano arpeggios, strings, church bells and big distorted guitars on the last chorus.

I think I could do this up real awesome-like.

Well, I've learned the chords and all the simple shit.
I am still trying to sing it and play it at the same time (though this is more for fun, as I will do both separately when I record).

We should collab on a blastbeats and you cover of that Yes song.

Hm..
I don't know how blasts will sound over the top of this song..

Rediscovering an old favorite: