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Busty McCracken wrote:Pretty sure his band has proven that far far worse songs could have been written than this one.. after a few listens now I'm really digging it. Lyrics aren't groundbreaking & Lars drumming isn't either but neither of those have been on point for a long time now anyway so is expected.

Calfium Jay wrote:Musically that's pretty different for Nick Cave.

Calfium Jay wrote:He's still a pompous wanker though.....

"Our plan right now is to start recording in October, November" he said. "So pretty soon. We've gotta keep it fresh. You write something, if you let it sit too long, if it's not completed and recorded… It's not as fresh as when you first come up with the ideas and you record it right away, because that's when you really hit the nail in the head."

Lustmord’s Album of Space Recordings Is a Reminder of Your Insignificance

Decades into his career, Lustmord still knows darkness. Three years ago, the dark ambient wizard released The Word as Power on Blackest Ever Black, a 73-minute journey through a desolately hellish landscape of demon chants. This past weekend, the Welsh producer announced Dark Matter, his first album since then, and shared a brief preview medley that shows the sort of terror you can expect. According to his Soundcloud (via Resident Advisor), the record's dread is "derived from an audio library of cosmological activity collected between 1993 and 2003"—a decade's worth of representations of space sounds.

Busty McCracken wrote:Metallicas new one has leaked for anyone that's interested