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Tomous wrote:

Tomous wrote:


I've never felt so personally attacked in such a catchy manner

In a follow up to me feeling personally attacked in a catchy manner, here is a great song about becoming boring and middle aged:

But do you accept it or resist it, that is the question!

Music-wise I've been listening to the same 5 or 6 songs for weeks now, from a band called Wolf Alice who I had never heard of before stumbling upon them on Spotify. I just like the way their songs sound!



And a couple more:

Very much doing my best to resist it, to my wife's annoyance

Thats weird, I stumbled across Wolf Alice yesterday on Spotify too. The Last Man On Earth came on my Discover Playlist. Nice song.

Their song Silk is in Trainspotting 2

I hated the echo effect on the vocals throughout this album at first but now I quite like it

I can't remember the last time I listened to any non-Asian music. OK, slight exaggeration but it's nice to be around people (virtually) where I can recommend (and get recommendations) for East Asian/South East Asian musicians without getting eyerolls and "but you can't tell what they're singing!" comments

Audience vid of that performance

Very different (but excellent) Asian music here, South Korea's Parannoul.

more heat than light wrote:Very different (but excellent) Asian music here, South Korea's Parannoul.

I'm always on the lookout for new bands/artists and I'm lacking on the Korean front so thanks for sharing

Absolutely loving this at the minute.





Never really listened to Rammstein other than the start of Du Hast, but yeah, bit good aren't they

Finiarél wrote:Absolutely loving this at the minute.


Never really listened to Rammstein other than the start of Du Hast, but yeah, bit good aren't they

Mutter is their best album imo. Sehnsucht, which Du Hast is from is also good.

I do like a bit of industrial metal every so often.



A little too much BDSM in this performance for my liking though

Edit: literally 5 minutes after reading a comment with someone saying they're surprised this hasn't been removed due to copyright issues, that's exactly what happened

Stumbled on this song by Gangs of Youth on Spotify and it blew me away. About a reoccurring dream the lead singer had and the reflections he took it, the lyrics are absolutely amazing.

I live with this girl and our kid
I'm as happy as a pig rolled in gooseberry fool
It's postcard, I'm settled
A pirate no more
A gypsy at most with no mortgage
It's boring but in the most exquisite of ways
No carcinogenic and humdrum malaise
And it's strange, all the things that I've run from
Are the things that completeness could come from


Builds into a great finish too.

Found this band while trying some new Korean stuff, looking forward to hearing more from them



I'm not hugely into rap these days but I am a sucker for bands that fuse traditional music with contemporary

Best song on the album.

A lot of audio 'artifacts' in this upload though

C'mon lets run some red lights!