So what is the escapist listening to... right now
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcJmGYO-nXE
That. It's unfortunate that this is the only good song this band has
That. It's unfortunate that this is the only good song this band has
"Whiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" - My 360's fan.
It's quite a tune, isn't it? XD
But I'll probably stick in my terrible headphones in a minute and listen to In Flames, probably.
It's quite a tune, isn't it? XD
But I'll probably stick in my terrible headphones in a minute and listen to In Flames, probably.
waiting for their new album, aaahh time is so slow sometimes :/
You know I have never really liked slipknot, but vermilion pt 2 is a truly masterful piece of art.Spartan X1 said:
I'm not posting the vidoes here because I can't be bothered. However, here's a link to the We7 page I'm currently on.
http://www.we7.com/#/album/Esben-and-the-Witch/Violet-Cries
Basically, I'm listening to the entire debut album of Esben and the Witch, a band who I've just now got into severely after hearing about them in NME Magazine, and after seeing posters for them everywhere in my city recently, particularly for an event I want to attend at the end of April called Live At Leeds - a four day music weekend where the best live music venues in the city all play host to a multitude of music artists of various genres (mostly indie and alternative, my style). Esben and the Witch happen to be included, and I will certainly try and see them if possible.
Basically, think of them as a British version of Warpaint, with a very similar style (gothic/indie rock) and a female vocalist who sounds a hell of a lot like Warpaint's vocalist. And if you don't know who Warpaint are, nor Esben and the Witch, then you may as well kill yourself now, because you're missing out. Truly, you are missing out on something amazing.
http://www.we7.com/#/album/Esben-and-the-Witch/Violet-Cries
Basically, I'm listening to the entire debut album of Esben and the Witch, a band who I've just now got into severely after hearing about them in NME Magazine, and after seeing posters for them everywhere in my city recently, particularly for an event I want to attend at the end of April called Live At Leeds - a four day music weekend where the best live music venues in the city all play host to a multitude of music artists of various genres (mostly indie and alternative, my style). Esben and the Witch happen to be included, and I will certainly try and see them if possible.
Basically, think of them as a British version of Warpaint, with a very similar style (gothic/indie rock) and a female vocalist who sounds a hell of a lot like Warpaint's vocalist. And if you don't know who Warpaint are, nor Esben and the Witch, then you may as well kill yourself now, because you're missing out. Truly, you are missing out on something amazing.
This guy does this as a very nice series, you can definitely find a lot of neat songs from the videos.
Surprisingly enough, no, though 90% of those unfamiliar with the series assume so. Understandable, really.Trivun said:
It's from Touhou, a rather viral Japanese series of fighting/shmup games (from the original maker of the series) and everything (fan works). The latter includes remixes - three themes in one, followed by remixing, in this case.
The games are quite good and the music is frequently amazing, if you can get past some of the impossibly creepy parts of the fanbase. Here, I'll include a gameplay video. Should give you some idea of the music/playstyle for the shmups. The fighting games, while excellent, are another matter.
And, uh, you may want to avoid the "is it anime?" question. A good deal of the fans seem to go berserk over that. No idea why, it's an easy mistake to make.
Taking a break from my usual list for some old ass music.
"Little Fugue" in G Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach
I fucking love fugues. Dunno why. I'm not much of a fan of baroque music otherwise.
That's some crazy notework to keep track of.
"Little Fugue" in G Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach
I fucking love fugues. Dunno why. I'm not much of a fan of baroque music otherwise.
That's some crazy notework to keep track of.
The Warrior's Code by the Dropkick Murphys. If you have not heard this song go and look it up NOW!
