JaPaBo, I’m sure we can help. Refresh my memory–how do you listen to your music? Is your Pod docked to the Wave Radio? A better option than getting another laptop is getting a large external hard drive (1 Tb will cost you only about $80 or less), hooking it up to your current laptop, and then connecting that to your radio. See the rest here
There is actually quite a number of female musicians embracing rock and metal music in Japan, so Audrey and Kate have company! See the rest here
Nice! You should send this to him to become his official English speaking metal ambassador! See the rest here
He’s the man! See the rest here
The headbanging is appropriately absurd for this also-ridiculous Meshuggah track, and yeah I kept expecting to see fingers flying. So fargin’ metal!
I really dug the Vader album. The Septicflesh was a bit too disjointed, even for me. Check out the new Origin album – tasty!
We’re at the halfway mark of 2014, and I already have enough contenders for the Arsies. See the rest here
I kept worrying he was going to mash or cut his fingers! Agree about new Vader. Just picked up the new Septicflesh but haven’t had time to get around to it yet. See the rest here
Awesome. Maybe it’s cause we’re getting older, but all I can think about is how much his neck must hurt.
What did ya think of the Septicflesh? Not bad. I also highly recommend the new Vader. See the rest here
Thanks for this. Having revisited these albums with the “Pathologist’s Report” reissues a few years back, I can say I wholeheartedly agree with your assessment.
As for Surgical Steel, although for nostalgic reasons alone I also would not rate it above Necroticism or Heartwork, I encourage you to give it more time. See the rest here
3 stars is pretty damned good for a first listen (and it keeps growing in my estimation). And seriously, is not Enemies Of Compassion the most metal “eat the goddamned spinach” you’ve ever heard? See the rest here
Well, not exactly disagree, but just give a bit more enthusiasm. See the rest here
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