Graham

Emma Ruth Rundell and Thou, again

I was at that show, DT were a bit meh, LaBrie seemed completely disinterested

You might enjoy this podcast, as the guest Luke booked that Testament show and his story about how his financed it is worth a listen alone 😁 https://open.spotify.com/episode/2JE35lJopFyIzFkkdObQ47?si=z5Htk9fYS32zc8n6FniO2Q&utm_source=copy-link

If I need to put myself in the right frame of mind for a meeting or similar at work, I usually reach for one of these three They gee me up into, normally, a better mood

Clearly just a Jane Prentiss signature model (niche reference alert)

Bought a pedal from Nick, great comms, well packed, shipped fast - couldn't ask for more

Could be a Dunable, not sure though

As it's St Patrick's Day

The debut album from London grindcore/mathcore band Pupil Slicer which came out today, great stuff https://pupilslicer.bandcamp.com/album/mirrors

I'd put Gallows in the Hardcore category myself, which in itself is quite broad and crosses over with both punk and metal at various points.

I think @Monkey Steve did this or a similar tuning in a fiver for a gig

Mrs fosters. - Self-surgery Chelsea Wolfe and drummer Jess Gowrie playing some very 90s inspired work, genre is a bit vague but it's very good The album art is NSFW mind https://mrspiss.bandcamp.com/album/self-surgery Edit: Enjoying the swear filter here, lol

Yeah, I'd really like a normal CD version of Fear Inoculum, but it looks like that will never be a thing 🙁

Hunter from AFI has some great basslines

Tool and Taylor Swift at the big end both didn't have their music on Spotify for a long time, they do now, so I assume they had the clout to negotiate a better deal.

Added to my wishlist for tomorrow's Bandcamp Friday

I used to dep for Vikki from the Ramonas in a covers band, her sister was the drummer, both great players

Also, this mostly female cover of Pantera is great

A bit power metal for my tastes, I prefer these ladies

There's probably things in the manual they're legally obliged to print and send with the instrument, even though no-one ever reads them - RoHS statement, WEEE statement, disposal instructions, that sort of thing

Also, just remembered Old Man Gloom - Mickey Rookey Live In London and Cave In - Live At Club Soda The Cave In is great as it's where they supported ISIS on their last ever show and it's the only recording I have of the song Inflatable Dream

I do like a live album, since having kids I watch a lot of live sets on YouTube too rather than going to as many gigs as I'd like - set me up quite well for COVID, lol The live album I've listened to the most is probably Cave In - Live At Roadburn when they did their acoustic Caleb Scofield tribute. Others I listen to a lot are Iron Maiden - Rock In Rio, Capdown - Live in M.K. Converge - Thoudands Of Miles Between Us and AFI - I Heard A Voice

I bought a ticket to Mayhem, Anaal Nathrakh and Dragged Into Sunlight about ten years ago, just for AN and DIS. When the supports both cancelled due to snow, I didn't bother going. End of 2019 I want to see Torche, who I liked, but probably wouldn't have gone to but they had Slow Crush supporting. Both bands were brilliant and I can't wait to see them both again.

I'd imagine song writing credits on this and Human will keep him well enough watered and fed

Following this thread as I'm in the same position with my Neo 2x12