What are you listening to?
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Rumpelstiltskin
Banned
- AKA
- L, Castiel, Scotty Mc Dickerson
Cage the elephant - aint no rest for the wicked
Rumpelstiltskin
Banned
- AKA
- L, Castiel, Scotty Mc Dickerson
Everlong (Acoustic version) - Foo Fighters
Mantichorus
"I've seen enough."
- AKA
- Kris; Mantichorus; Sam Vimes; Neku Sakuraba; Koki Kariya; Hazama; CuChulainn; Yu Narukami; Mewtwo; Rival Silver; Suicune; Kanata; Professor Oak; The Brigadier; VIII; The Engineer
Hazard- Richard Marx
Gym Leader Devil
True Master of the Dark-type (suck it Piers)
- AKA
- So many names
Jukebox Hero - Foreigner
Gym Leader Devil
True Master of the Dark-type (suck it Piers)
- AKA
- So many names
Tenacious D - Jesus Ranch
Ⓐaron
Factiō Rēpūblicāna dēlenda est.
- AKA
- The Man, V
Janaza - Arise
This is fucking intense. It's a solo project of a woman named Anahita who apparently lost all her family during the U.S. invasion of Iraq, and it's generally believed to be the first female-fronted black metal project from an Arab country. Naturally it's incredibly raw and primitive music. Vocals are superb, although there's tons of effects on them. The whole thing is drenched in enough reverb to fill several Pink Floyd albums. The lyrical content is heavily blasphemous (sample song title: "Burn the Pages of the Quran"), which considering the nature of modern-day Iraq requires a lot more bravery than your typical Scandinavian/American act.
This is fucking intense. It's a solo project of a woman named Anahita who apparently lost all her family during the U.S. invasion of Iraq, and it's generally believed to be the first female-fronted black metal project from an Arab country. Naturally it's incredibly raw and primitive music. Vocals are superb, although there's tons of effects on them. The whole thing is drenched in enough reverb to fill several Pink Floyd albums. The lyrical content is heavily blasphemous (sample song title: "Burn the Pages of the Quran"), which considering the nature of modern-day Iraq requires a lot more bravery than your typical Scandinavian/American act.
Mantichorus
"I've seen enough."
- AKA
- Kris; Mantichorus; Sam Vimes; Neku Sakuraba; Koki Kariya; Hazama; CuChulainn; Yu Narukami; Mewtwo; Rival Silver; Suicune; Kanata; Professor Oak; The Brigadier; VIII; The Engineer
When Everyone Forgets by ThouShaltNot, from the album Where's Neil When You Need Him?
This song is based on the Neil Gaiman book, American Gods.
This song is based on the Neil Gaiman book, American Gods.