http://blood-music.com/forum/ Fri, 10 Jul 2026 02:17:02 +0000 MyBB http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=581 Tue, 24 Mar 2020 14:31:31 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=581 This is a cut n' paste of something I posted on Facebook earlier. 

Some of the links are UK-centric, but most should work internationally. Feel free to share this with family and friends via social media, email, other forums etc. 

Additionally, please add your own links to this thread if you so wish.


Relax folks, you’ve got this, even the Great Plague didn’t last forever. What’s more, those poor bastards only had an abacus and some rat droppings to entertain themselves with, whilst you’ve got the entire internet! 
 
To keep you sane, I’ve compiled a quick list of FREE resources for fitness, education and entertainment below. Feel free to copy/share accordingly. There’s loads more out there, this is just what I’ve thrown together this morning.
 
Also, a huge THANK YOU is due to all the teachers, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, carers, delivery drivers, shop and construction workers (apologies if I’ve missed out other key worker groups!) that are keeping the country running in the midst of this crisis. 
 
KEEPING FIT
 
Joe Wicks is providing free simple home workouts for kids (and big kids!) on his YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1/ 
 
If you’re after something a (little) bit more grown up, Active by Popsugar offer a range of workouts from Zumba to Boxercise: https://www.youtube.com/user/popsugartvfit 
 
The NHS provide a simple series of ten minute workouts that can be done in the home: https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/exercise/10...-workouts/ 
 
Of course, there’s also the ol’ favourite, the Plank Challenge! Find tips and a schedule here: https://www.healthline.com/health/exerci...-challenge 
 
AUDIOBOOKS
 
Audible are providing hundreds of stories for free during this period, and they’re not all just kids stories, there’s some literature classics on the list too: https://stories.audible.com/start-listen 
 
EDUCATION
 
Futurelearn is run by the Open University, with loads of short courses on a wide range of subjects available for free: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses 
 
TED Talks offer short educational lectures on a plethora of topics, you’re bound to find a few that pique your interest: https://www.ted.com/talks 
 
Cyber School starts on 30 March and is aimed at teaching computer science to kids (key stages 2, 3 and 4), providing two hours of live classes each day as well as loads of free labs and resources: https://cyberschool.ac/ 
 
IT COURSES
 
Amazon Web Services host a free six hour introductory course for novices who wish to understand more about Cloud Computing and the services offered by AWS: https://aws.amazon.com/training/course-d...ssentials/ 
 
Splunk is the go-to data-mining tool that also serves as a platform for security operations, and is even used by F1 teams to analyse the data fed back from their cars in real time during races. Learn more about how it does this in this free course: https://www.splunk.com/en_us/training/co...als-1.html 
 
CyberArk are all about protecting information, specifically focused on management of Privileged Users inside your networks and systems. This two hour course gets you thinking about the “insider threat”: https://training.cyberark.com/course/int...s-security 
 
FreeCodeCamp is a great site for beginners who wish to learn coding. They’ll start you with building a responsive website via a series of simple challenges, then guide you through Javascript, Data Visulaisation, APIs, and quality/assurance testing: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn 
 
Udacity host a free comprehensive beginners course for those that wish to learn the Python programming language: https://www.udacity.com/course/introduct...on--ud1110
 
Cybrary have a subscription model, however they also host lots of free courses. 
Intro To Threat Intelligence: https://www.cybrary.it/course/intro-cybe...elligence/ 
Advanced Threat Intelligence: https://www.cybrary.it/course/advanced-c...elligence/ 
Social Engineering: https://www.cybrary.it/course/social-engineering/ 
 
MUSIC
 
Bandcamp is the place to find up-and-coming artists, as well as a few more established ones! Most of the music is free to listen to, and many bands offer downloads at “Name Your Own Price”. If you like what you hear, give the artist a few quid for their efforts. https://bandcamp.com 
 
Many bands are streaming gigs and Ticketmaster have compiled a guide to finding them, as well as providing a short daily list to those they know about: https://discover.ticketmaster.co.uk/musi...igs-49794/ 
 
There’s also a pretty good gig guide (as the URL suggests!) here: https://gigs.guide/live 
 
ISOLATE/CREATE has just been launched as a platform to share resources and collaborate. Artists such as Chelsea Wolfe, Converge and Dead Cross have already contributed tracks for download and use in your own compositions: https://www.isolatecreate.com 
 
TV & MOVIES
 
If you don’t want to give NetFlix, Disney+ or Amazon (other platforms are available) your money, and are of sufficient moral standing to not pirate content, then Popcornflix is your best bet for (legal) free entertainment: https://www.popcornflix.com/pages/discover/d/movies 
 
Docsonline host a lot of documentaries with their free account option, though more is open to you if you fork out for the premium subscription: https://docsonline.tv 
 
Of course, there’s also the usual “catch-up” services for the terrestrial TV channels.
BBC iPlayer: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer 
ITV Hub: https://www.itv.com/hub/itv 
All4: https://www.channel4.com/categories 
My5: https://www.my5.tv]]> This is a cut n' paste of something I posted on Facebook earlier. 

Some of the links are UK-centric, but most should work internationally. Feel free to share this with family and friends via social media, email, other forums etc. 

Additionally, please add your own links to this thread if you so wish.


Relax folks, you’ve got this, even the Great Plague didn’t last forever. What’s more, those poor bastards only had an abacus and some rat droppings to entertain themselves with, whilst you’ve got the entire internet! 
 
To keep you sane, I’ve compiled a quick list of FREE resources for fitness, education and entertainment below. Feel free to copy/share accordingly. There’s loads more out there, this is just what I’ve thrown together this morning.
 
Also, a huge THANK YOU is due to all the teachers, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, carers, delivery drivers, shop and construction workers (apologies if I’ve missed out other key worker groups!) that are keeping the country running in the midst of this crisis. 
 
KEEPING FIT
 
Joe Wicks is providing free simple home workouts for kids (and big kids!) on his YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1/ 
 
If you’re after something a (little) bit more grown up, Active by Popsugar offer a range of workouts from Zumba to Boxercise: https://www.youtube.com/user/popsugartvfit 
 
The NHS provide a simple series of ten minute workouts that can be done in the home: https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/exercise/10...-workouts/ 
 
Of course, there’s also the ol’ favourite, the Plank Challenge! Find tips and a schedule here: https://www.healthline.com/health/exerci...-challenge 
 
AUDIOBOOKS
 
Audible are providing hundreds of stories for free during this period, and they’re not all just kids stories, there’s some literature classics on the list too: https://stories.audible.com/start-listen 
 
EDUCATION
 
Futurelearn is run by the Open University, with loads of short courses on a wide range of subjects available for free: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses 
 
TED Talks offer short educational lectures on a plethora of topics, you’re bound to find a few that pique your interest: https://www.ted.com/talks 
 
Cyber School starts on 30 March and is aimed at teaching computer science to kids (key stages 2, 3 and 4), providing two hours of live classes each day as well as loads of free labs and resources: https://cyberschool.ac/ 
 
IT COURSES
 
Amazon Web Services host a free six hour introductory course for novices who wish to understand more about Cloud Computing and the services offered by AWS: https://aws.amazon.com/training/course-d...ssentials/ 
 
Splunk is the go-to data-mining tool that also serves as a platform for security operations, and is even used by F1 teams to analyse the data fed back from their cars in real time during races. Learn more about how it does this in this free course: https://www.splunk.com/en_us/training/co...als-1.html 
 
CyberArk are all about protecting information, specifically focused on management of Privileged Users inside your networks and systems. This two hour course gets you thinking about the “insider threat”: https://training.cyberark.com/course/int...s-security 
 
FreeCodeCamp is a great site for beginners who wish to learn coding. They’ll start you with building a responsive website via a series of simple challenges, then guide you through Javascript, Data Visulaisation, APIs, and quality/assurance testing: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn 
 
Udacity host a free comprehensive beginners course for those that wish to learn the Python programming language: https://www.udacity.com/course/introduct...on--ud1110
 
Cybrary have a subscription model, however they also host lots of free courses. 
Intro To Threat Intelligence: https://www.cybrary.it/course/intro-cybe...elligence/ 
Advanced Threat Intelligence: https://www.cybrary.it/course/advanced-c...elligence/ 
Social Engineering: https://www.cybrary.it/course/social-engineering/ 
 
MUSIC
 
Bandcamp is the place to find up-and-coming artists, as well as a few more established ones! Most of the music is free to listen to, and many bands offer downloads at “Name Your Own Price”. If you like what you hear, give the artist a few quid for their efforts. https://bandcamp.com 
 
Many bands are streaming gigs and Ticketmaster have compiled a guide to finding them, as well as providing a short daily list to those they know about: https://discover.ticketmaster.co.uk/musi...igs-49794/ 
 
There’s also a pretty good gig guide (as the URL suggests!) here: https://gigs.guide/live 
 
ISOLATE/CREATE has just been launched as a platform to share resources and collaborate. Artists such as Chelsea Wolfe, Converge and Dead Cross have already contributed tracks for download and use in your own compositions: https://www.isolatecreate.com 
 
TV & MOVIES
 
If you don’t want to give NetFlix, Disney+ or Amazon (other platforms are available) your money, and are of sufficient moral standing to not pirate content, then Popcornflix is your best bet for (legal) free entertainment: https://www.popcornflix.com/pages/discover/d/movies 
 
Docsonline host a lot of documentaries with their free account option, though more is open to you if you fork out for the premium subscription: https://docsonline.tv 
 
Of course, there’s also the usual “catch-up” services for the terrestrial TV channels.
BBC iPlayer: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer 
ITV Hub: https://www.itv.com/hub/itv 
All4: https://www.channel4.com/categories 
My5: https://www.my5.tv]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=542 Wed, 02 Aug 2017 16:24:24 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=542
How do you feel about Giant Spiders, are you Pro or Con?]]>
How do you feel about Giant Spiders, are you Pro or Con?]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=536 Tue, 13 Dec 2016 08:55:47 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=536
I just started a therapy project with a friend of mine. It's just bedroom guitars and plugin drums, so nothing too serious. I play the guitars and bass, my friend handles the vocal department and drum programming. We did a cover of CMX's Ruoste as our first output: https://soundcloud.com/halo-kuoleman/hal...man-ruoste You can find our Facebook page here, if you're interested: https://www.facebook.com/Halo-Kuoleman-294217150973670/

I'm also in this black/death metal band, called Loputon Suo. We have only recorded one demo, which is kind of lo-fi: https://loputonsuo.bandcamp.com/releases Some really liked the raw soundscape of our debut, some didn't understand it at all. Nevertheless, we stand by it. We're currently in a writing mode, trying to piece together material for a future EP, which we'll probably try to record with a bit better production. Our Facebook page is here: https://www.facebook.com/loputon.suo/

Edit: Fixed a few brainfarts. No, I most definitely do not play drums. What the hell, brains?]]>
I just started a therapy project with a friend of mine. It's just bedroom guitars and plugin drums, so nothing too serious. I play the guitars and bass, my friend handles the vocal department and drum programming. We did a cover of CMX's Ruoste as our first output: https://soundcloud.com/halo-kuoleman/hal...man-ruoste You can find our Facebook page here, if you're interested: https://www.facebook.com/Halo-Kuoleman-294217150973670/

I'm also in this black/death metal band, called Loputon Suo. We have only recorded one demo, which is kind of lo-fi: https://loputonsuo.bandcamp.com/releases Some really liked the raw soundscape of our debut, some didn't understand it at all. Nevertheless, we stand by it. We're currently in a writing mode, trying to piece together material for a future EP, which we'll probably try to record with a bit better production. Our Facebook page is here: https://www.facebook.com/loputon.suo/

Edit: Fixed a few brainfarts. No, I most definitely do not play drums. What the hell, brains?]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=535 Sun, 04 Dec 2016 09:25:52 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=535
Won't force any forms on you, the list can be in order from best to worst, alphabetical, different categories (metal, non-metal, synth, Blood Music releases...), or not a list at all (though I'm not really sure what that would be). I know there's still releases to come this year and whatnot. Just thought I'd start the thread early on, if not else, to see if I've missed something that needs to be checked out.

I'm yet to form my own list, for that'll take a good while to do.

Also kill me please if there's something wrong with this kind of thread.]]>
Won't force any forms on you, the list can be in order from best to worst, alphabetical, different categories (metal, non-metal, synth, Blood Music releases...), or not a list at all (though I'm not really sure what that would be). I know there's still releases to come this year and whatnot. Just thought I'd start the thread early on, if not else, to see if I've missed something that needs to be checked out.

I'm yet to form my own list, for that'll take a good while to do.

Also kill me please if there's something wrong with this kind of thread.]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=531 Fri, 11 Nov 2016 14:07:02 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=531
"Nightsatan is a brave and unique project that is not easily fitted into a pre-existing slot. It’s like Mad Max: Fury Road without the vehicles or like Turbo Kid without the innocence, but with horror and synthesizers."

Here is the link to the Indiegogo!



]]>
"Nightsatan is a brave and unique project that is not easily fitted into a pre-existing slot. It’s like Mad Max: Fury Road without the vehicles or like Turbo Kid without the innocence, but with horror and synthesizers."

Here is the link to the Indiegogo!



]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=523 Sat, 27 Aug 2016 00:56:03 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=523  
Blackened death project HAIDUK brings a crushing new release!
“DEMONICON”!
 
Check out and comment!
 




\m/



http://www.haiduk.ca
 
 
………
_________________
-Haiduk]]>  
Blackened death project HAIDUK brings a crushing new release!
“DEMONICON”!
 
Check out and comment!
 




\m/



http://www.haiduk.ca
 
 
………
_________________
-Haiduk]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=522 Fri, 12 Aug 2016 19:23:51 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=522
I highly recommend it if you haven't tried it, it's delicious.  It tastes a bit like digital laser cubes if it were possible to eat them.  If you ever get the chance to try this synthbread make sure to let everyone you are friends with, or just anyone in general, know how tasty it is.  SYNTHBREAD FOR LIFE!]]>
I highly recommend it if you haven't tried it, it's delicious.  It tastes a bit like digital laser cubes if it were possible to eat them.  If you ever get the chance to try this synthbread make sure to let everyone you are friends with, or just anyone in general, know how tasty it is.  SYNTHBREAD FOR LIFE!]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=520 Fri, 05 Aug 2016 00:47:29 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=520 I was gonna post this under "Off Topic Madness", but figured that discussion of cover art should blossom into a thread of its own.


I've been listening to that Numenorean album again tonight. It's pretty good, though maybe not quite as good as all the hype makes out though.
https://numenorean.bandcamp.com/album/home

HOWEVER: That album cover. I'm all for freedom of expression, but having mulled over it for a week or so now, I've concluded that I'm definitely not okay with that cover. 

Whilst a lot of bands I've listened to over the years have had borderline offensive and controversial cover art, most of it is quite cartoony in nature. In fact, the only other cover art that ever genuinely made me uncomfortable was Anorexia Nervosas "New Obscurantis Order" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Obscur..._order.jpg) because of its paedophillic undertones. I discussed this with Nicholas after a show in London, and he explained that the cover is meant to depict a witch presenting her daughter as the next generation of her coven, and nothing sinister was intended. I had misinterpreted the art, that's all.

There's no such ambiguity with Numenoreans "Home". 

In case you're not aware, it's not a digital mock-up, it's not posed. It's a genuine crime scene photo from a murder at Fort Bragg in 1970. 

The band make excuses such as that the picture complements the music, and that art should be dangerous (you can read the interview with Decibel here: http://decibelmagazine.com/blog/2016/5/1...lbum-cover), however, I call bullshit. They've exploited a dead child in order to drum up some publicity. Which is a shame, because the music is very good in its own right.

The girl in the picture was called Kimberly MacDonald. She was two years old, and whilst she lay asleep in her bed she was stabbed 33 times with a knife and 15 times with an ice pick. Her father, Jeffrey MacDonald, also murdered Kimberlys five year old sister and pregnant mother. There's a very thorough article about the whole event and subsequent conviction linked below. Be warned, there are a lot of crime scene photos, though the more graphic ones require another click to reveal.
http://fatalvision.oucreate.com/suppleme...macdonald/

I'm interested in hearing others thoughts on this. And indeed, any other subjective album covers you care to discuss.]]> I was gonna post this under "Off Topic Madness", but figured that discussion of cover art should blossom into a thread of its own.


I've been listening to that Numenorean album again tonight. It's pretty good, though maybe not quite as good as all the hype makes out though.
https://numenorean.bandcamp.com/album/home

HOWEVER: That album cover. I'm all for freedom of expression, but having mulled over it for a week or so now, I've concluded that I'm definitely not okay with that cover. 

Whilst a lot of bands I've listened to over the years have had borderline offensive and controversial cover art, most of it is quite cartoony in nature. In fact, the only other cover art that ever genuinely made me uncomfortable was Anorexia Nervosas "New Obscurantis Order" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Obscur..._order.jpg) because of its paedophillic undertones. I discussed this with Nicholas after a show in London, and he explained that the cover is meant to depict a witch presenting her daughter as the next generation of her coven, and nothing sinister was intended. I had misinterpreted the art, that's all.

There's no such ambiguity with Numenoreans "Home". 

In case you're not aware, it's not a digital mock-up, it's not posed. It's a genuine crime scene photo from a murder at Fort Bragg in 1970. 

The band make excuses such as that the picture complements the music, and that art should be dangerous (you can read the interview with Decibel here: http://decibelmagazine.com/blog/2016/5/1...lbum-cover), however, I call bullshit. They've exploited a dead child in order to drum up some publicity. Which is a shame, because the music is very good in its own right.

The girl in the picture was called Kimberly MacDonald. She was two years old, and whilst she lay asleep in her bed she was stabbed 33 times with a knife and 15 times with an ice pick. Her father, Jeffrey MacDonald, also murdered Kimberlys five year old sister and pregnant mother. There's a very thorough article about the whole event and subsequent conviction linked below. Be warned, there are a lot of crime scene photos, though the more graphic ones require another click to reveal.
http://fatalvision.oucreate.com/suppleme...macdonald/

I'm interested in hearing others thoughts on this. And indeed, any other subjective album covers you care to discuss.]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=519 Thu, 04 Aug 2016 13:11:50 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=519
Winterfylleth
Neurosis
Alcest
Negura Bunget
Opeth
Lustmord
Gost
Asphyx
Les Discrets
Epica
Marillion
Suicidal Tendencies

Did I miss anything? Gonna keep this list updatedas we discover more releases on this fortuitous day... then once the day passes peeps can post pictures of how many they got. :-p

Special prize for anybody who "catches 'em all". Consider 30 Sept a kinda Metal Pokemon day.]]>
Winterfylleth
Neurosis
Alcest
Negura Bunget
Opeth
Lustmord
Gost
Asphyx
Les Discrets
Epica
Marillion
Suicidal Tendencies

Did I miss anything? Gonna keep this list updatedas we discover more releases on this fortuitous day... then once the day passes peeps can post pictures of how many they got. :-p

Special prize for anybody who "catches 'em all". Consider 30 Sept a kinda Metal Pokemon day.]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=518 Wed, 03 Aug 2016 16:30:48 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=518 :: PRE-ORDER ::

ORTEGA sacred states 2xLP (NAR 066)
Since 2007, Ortega have been exploring the murky depths of humanity's longing for the horizon. Perilous courses which drag carcasses ashore, sojourns that tell of the bells that chime on the sands below, collisions of doom, sludge and noise that tell tales of abyssal mankind.
Now, Sacred States is the first glance upwards. But whereas the depths below are finite, the chasms above ridicule every human attempt to realise itself. Whether he looks above or inside, the void remains. The tentative grasps into the great unknown will never hold anything but pain, and Ortega recount every step into the understanding of this fate that we turn away from more often than not. The hollow is here:

Recorded by John Bart van der Wal (Aborted/Herder) and mastered by James Plotkin.
Featuring contributions by Gnaw Their Tongues and Ethan Lee McCarthy of Primitive Man fame.

Sacred States is a collaborative effort between Consouling Sounds (CD), Narshardaa Records (Vinyl) and Tartarus Records (Cassette). 
:: Record Information ::
:: 100 copies on multicolored splatter vinyl
:: 100 copies on clear vinyl
:: 300 copies on black vinyl
:: all vinyl on 180gr.
:: 10 testpressings were made
:: Full Colour and Heavy Gatefoldjacket
:: includes downloadcode
Release-Date: oktober 5th 2016


:: ORDER HERE :: http://narshardaa.bigcartel.com/ 

:: LISTEN & EXCLUSIVE STREAM :: http://noisey.vice.com/nl/blog/ortega-ko...-maelstrom

-- 
:: NARSHARDAA RECORDS ::
HOMEPAGE: http://www.narshardaa.com/
STORE: http://narshardaa.bigcartel.com/
BANDCAMP: http://narshardaa.bandcamp.com/
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Narshardaa...0537621693
EBAY: http://stores.ebay.de/narshardaa-records
DISCOGS: http://www.discogs.com/seller/narshardaa 
EMAIL: info@narshardaa.com
--------]]> :: PRE-ORDER ::

ORTEGA sacred states 2xLP (NAR 066)
Since 2007, Ortega have been exploring the murky depths of humanity's longing for the horizon. Perilous courses which drag carcasses ashore, sojourns that tell of the bells that chime on the sands below, collisions of doom, sludge and noise that tell tales of abyssal mankind.
Now, Sacred States is the first glance upwards. But whereas the depths below are finite, the chasms above ridicule every human attempt to realise itself. Whether he looks above or inside, the void remains. The tentative grasps into the great unknown will never hold anything but pain, and Ortega recount every step into the understanding of this fate that we turn away from more often than not. The hollow is here:

Recorded by John Bart van der Wal (Aborted/Herder) and mastered by James Plotkin.
Featuring contributions by Gnaw Their Tongues and Ethan Lee McCarthy of Primitive Man fame.

Sacred States is a collaborative effort between Consouling Sounds (CD), Narshardaa Records (Vinyl) and Tartarus Records (Cassette). 
:: Record Information ::
:: 100 copies on multicolored splatter vinyl
:: 100 copies on clear vinyl
:: 300 copies on black vinyl
:: all vinyl on 180gr.
:: 10 testpressings were made
:: Full Colour and Heavy Gatefoldjacket
:: includes downloadcode
Release-Date: oktober 5th 2016


:: ORDER HERE :: http://narshardaa.bigcartel.com/ 

:: LISTEN & EXCLUSIVE STREAM :: http://noisey.vice.com/nl/blog/ortega-ko...-maelstrom

-- 
:: NARSHARDAA RECORDS ::
HOMEPAGE: http://www.narshardaa.com/
STORE: http://narshardaa.bigcartel.com/
BANDCAMP: http://narshardaa.bandcamp.com/
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Narshardaa...0537621693
EBAY: http://stores.ebay.de/narshardaa-records
DISCOGS: http://www.discogs.com/seller/narshardaa 
EMAIL: info@narshardaa.com
--------]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=513 Sat, 04 Jun 2016 09:18:25 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=513
I am using a birchwood shelf bought from Ikea around 11 years ago. I just needed to add wooden middle pieces myself to create smaller sections on it.

I keep my 7" on cardboard boxes on top of the shelf. 10" are leaning next to them.

And as you can see I am running soon out of space...



1390 12"
34 10"
434 7"
32 Lathe cuts]]>
I am using a birchwood shelf bought from Ikea around 11 years ago. I just needed to add wooden middle pieces myself to create smaller sections on it.

I keep my 7" on cardboard boxes on top of the shelf. 10" are leaning next to them.

And as you can see I am running soon out of space...



1390 12"
34 10"
434 7"
32 Lathe cuts]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=506 Tue, 03 May 2016 01:47:04 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=506
For anyone who doesn't know what grapes are they look like this:



and like this:



Personally I don't understand the appeal.  Concord grapes taste good but it is like eating a booger with seeds in it.  Red and green grapes are better as wine.  Champagne grapes are pretty dank but still not something I ever crave.  Ultimately I think we can all agree that grapes would be better if they tasted more like beer.  Or if they just auto fermented in to tiny wine sacks.  That is a million dollar idea right there.]]>
For anyone who doesn't know what grapes are they look like this:



and like this:



Personally I don't understand the appeal.  Concord grapes taste good but it is like eating a booger with seeds in it.  Red and green grapes are better as wine.  Champagne grapes are pretty dank but still not something I ever crave.  Ultimately I think we can all agree that grapes would be better if they tasted more like beer.  Or if they just auto fermented in to tiny wine sacks.  That is a million dollar idea right there.]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=505 Sat, 30 Apr 2016 03:37:00 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=505



Talked to Navene Koperweis (Animals as Leaders/Entheos) tonight, Fleshwrought is (unsurprisingly) probably done forever.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk]]>



Talked to Navene Koperweis (Animals as Leaders/Entheos) tonight, Fleshwrought is (unsurprisingly) probably done forever.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=502 Fri, 22 Apr 2016 03:31:10 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=502
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36106778]]>
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Some personal favourites are
2814: https://dreamcatalogue.bandcamp.com/album/--18
Cocainejesus: https://dreamcatalogue.bandcamp.com/albu...-about-you

Also realised that Nanocyborg Uberholocaust kinda could be seen as a sort of a pioneer of the genre: http://nanocyborg.net/?ckattempt=1

Also as a random addition, I once did some eperimental recordings myself, trying to figure out how to record and produce music through trial and error. None of it is any good but why I mention it is because I vapourified a track from yore, just for the lulz. Don't really recommend checking this out but whatever. For our collective amusement only: http://birchcastlelaboratories.bandcamp.com/]]>
Some personal favourites are
2814: https://dreamcatalogue.bandcamp.com/album/--18
Cocainejesus: https://dreamcatalogue.bandcamp.com/albu...-about-you

Also realised that Nanocyborg Uberholocaust kinda could be seen as a sort of a pioneer of the genre: http://nanocyborg.net/?ckattempt=1

Also as a random addition, I once did some eperimental recordings myself, trying to figure out how to record and produce music through trial and error. None of it is any good but why I mention it is because I vapourified a track from yore, just for the lulz. Don't really recommend checking this out but whatever. For our collective amusement only: http://birchcastlelaboratories.bandcamp.com/]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=494 Mon, 11 Apr 2016 13:49:34 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=494
From the "Post What You're Listening To" thread, I know at least J can contribute to this thread.

Discuss rap, hip-hop, and related.

As for me:
I'm really hoping clipping. release an album this year. I loved their sophomore, CLPPNG.

I can say the exact same thing about Run The Jewels, of course.

(Somewhat) Recently released albums I've been digging are:
milo - so the flies don't come
Very chilled out, conscious, philosophic. The production is just weird sometimes. Produced by Kenny Segal.

Kendrick Lamar - untitled unmastered
Just... Really good hip hop with some soul, jazz, etc.

Oddisee - The Good Fight
Self-produced, and just a really good, diverse album, but still pretty laid-back in general.

Ceschi - Broken Bone Ballads
Not entirely hip hop. This album has tracks that are entirely folk-y rock, tracks that are just rap, and tracks that have elements of both.

One rapper I like a lot who goes by Open Mike Eagle released an album recently I've yet to check out.]]>
From the "Post What You're Listening To" thread, I know at least J can contribute to this thread.

Discuss rap, hip-hop, and related.

As for me:
I'm really hoping clipping. release an album this year. I loved their sophomore, CLPPNG.

I can say the exact same thing about Run The Jewels, of course.

(Somewhat) Recently released albums I've been digging are:
milo - so the flies don't come
Very chilled out, conscious, philosophic. The production is just weird sometimes. Produced by Kenny Segal.

Kendrick Lamar - untitled unmastered
Just... Really good hip hop with some soul, jazz, etc.

Oddisee - The Good Fight
Self-produced, and just a really good, diverse album, but still pretty laid-back in general.

Ceschi - Broken Bone Ballads
Not entirely hip hop. This album has tracks that are entirely folk-y rock, tracks that are just rap, and tracks that have elements of both.

One rapper I like a lot who goes by Open Mike Eagle released an album recently I've yet to check out.]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=493 Mon, 11 Apr 2016 06:50:47 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=493
My top 3 pop albums are:

Paramore - Paramore (won album of the year for me in 2013)
Marianas Trench - Masterpiece Theatre (tasty vocal harmonies aplenty with a finale track that nicely covers the whole album preceding it)
The Beatles - Abbey Road (an eternal classic)

And I'll kick it off with an honourable mention for a personal favourite artist of mine who had a big impact on my first album, Lights.



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My top 3 pop albums are:

Paramore - Paramore (won album of the year for me in 2013)
Marianas Trench - Masterpiece Theatre (tasty vocal harmonies aplenty with a finale track that nicely covers the whole album preceding it)
The Beatles - Abbey Road (an eternal classic)

And I'll kick it off with an honourable mention for a personal favourite artist of mine who had a big impact on my first album, Lights.



]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=492 Sun, 10 Apr 2016 21:43:33 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=492
Just kicking this up by saying that this year I've bought at least the Triptykon debut, new Church Of Misery, With The Dead, Swallow The Sun, the Wounded Kings debut and Electric Wizard's Supercoven. Not much to say about these than that they all are crushing albums.]]>
Just kicking this up by saying that this year I've bought at least the Triptykon debut, new Church Of Misery, With The Dead, Swallow The Sun, the Wounded Kings debut and Electric Wizard's Supercoven. Not much to say about these than that they all are crushing albums.]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=490 Sat, 09 Apr 2016 18:02:15 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=490
I'll start with my two personal favourites.



Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier
Dating back to the medieval times, it's definitely the best one I've tasted. Their brewery or something in Bamberg is apparently a Unesco world heritage site so that's something, I guess. If you want more recommendations, I reckon the Rauchbier is also a favourite of some guys in Agalloch and Moonsorrow. So, metal as fvkk.



La Trappe Dubbel
The only variant I've managed to find in Finland, it's fking amazing.]]>
I'll start with my two personal favourites.



Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier
Dating back to the medieval times, it's definitely the best one I've tasted. Their brewery or something in Bamberg is apparently a Unesco world heritage site so that's something, I guess. If you want more recommendations, I reckon the Rauchbier is also a favourite of some guys in Agalloch and Moonsorrow. So, metal as fvkk.



La Trappe Dubbel
The only variant I've managed to find in Finland, it's fking amazing.]]> http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=489 Sat, 09 Apr 2016 05:07:32 +0000 http://blood-music.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=489
I've been listening to Riala by Suis La Lune a bit recently. Really well-done screamo-y post-hardcore.

I cannot wait for Touché Amoré's new album either.]]>
I've been listening to Riala by Suis La Lune a bit recently. Really well-done screamo-y post-hardcore.

I cannot wait for Touché Amoré's new album either.]]>