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2009 Was The Sort of Year That Passed In One Month Increments
Music For Infants: My preliminary field notes indicate that babies, by and large, don’t give a shit about music. However, there are two exceptions in Vashti Bunyan and David Tibet, particularly Sleep Has His House. Weirds me the hell out, … Continue reading →
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Wolves in the Throne Room – Black Cascade
Wikipedia is a great starting point for things that don’t matter too much, but consider the following: The band has described their sound as “purifying black metal” or “transformative black metal”, although in interviews the band has shown an unwillingness … Continue reading →
Wolves in the Throne Room – Diadem of 12 Stars and Two Hunters
As mentioned in the Om review, I can’t even really be bothered to start giving a crap about authentic musical forms. It’s far too tiring. I mean, I’ve got a 401(k) (well, 403(b) actually) and all that. I’ve got to … Continue reading →
