Pattern, Not Pavement

I'm feeling really rock 'n' roll right now...in a muffled, blurry way. This album is laying out my feelings as I think...at 3:00 in the morning. I have an odd urge to pull an all-nighter. Hints of old Projectors in this. And a vintage album cover with sun-baked shingles and an open window to your childhood watching classic cartoons.


"I should be leaving", he said.

Amusing Ourselves to Death: Huxley vs Orwell | High Existence

Amusing Ourselves to Death: Huxley vs Orwell | High Existence

Gaza

Anger incarnate, misanthropy, nihilism, brutality, and blast beats

He Is Never Coming Back

I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die

Samiyam

Dude's on Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder crew, you know he's gotta sound fire. Spaced beats with blown out bass, check it out.

Samiyam - Bootleg Beats

Rap Beats - Vol 1

New BTBAM Streaming!

No downloads or anything like that right now. Just wanted to say Between the Buried and Me has their new E.P, The Parallax: Hypersleep Dialogues, streaming right now on Metal Sucks.
I'm not as big on progressive metal as I used to be but this collective of musicians never ceases to impress me, unlike a certain band (cough Protest...) Whatever you do however don't wait to long as I don't know how long the stream is gonna stay up!

Subtle

Is the new cool. Was and will be too. Toss those overdrive pedals out the window. Chill, lay back, relax. Life is harsh enough as it is. As it were as it will be too.



James Blake is a cool cat. Uniquely put, these are subtle soul-singer jams with rhodes and synths to rush in the cool winds. All with a kind of dub-step layout. Retro vibes at times. Bedroom recorded intimacy wouldn't be surprising. This reminds me of a better produced How To Dress Well. Can't forget the auto-tune. Maybe a jazzier Imogen Heap. A hip mash-up of electro and soul.

Chill out.

Tim Hecker

This place is barren, forgotten, and far from the embrace of salvation. The sky is dull and has lost its innocence while monolithic buildings stand as a testament to what once was. 

This isn't living, it is a fate worse than death.

  Dear God let this all be a dream.

Tim Hecker - Ravedeath 1972 (2011)