The concepts of “good” and “bad” are much like those of “left” and “right”; their definitions are infinite and rely heavily on where you stand.
I’ve been thinking of scrapping the whole music reviews and recommendations thing and making this a different kind of blog. I don’t think I enjoy writing about music enough since I never feel like doing it anymore, and haven’t posted on this in a while.
Maybe I’ll start posting opinion pieces, general ramblings, poetry, lyrics of mine. Maybe that will be more fun.
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too excited for this. I can’t even…s..;safjahs
maybe one of those is mine…
i don’t think i’ve posted in a while and this is just me geeking out over Enter Shikari
and there’s nothing wrong with that…
(Source: ccconstellations, via jasonbutlerspopsiclestick)
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This is really cool actually I’ve been meaning to post this. I’m not such a rap fan but this is kinda impressive.
Alphabet Assassin - Lowkey
here’s a Hollywood Undead remix…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQMD3eXVzTQ
maybe i’ll start reviewing stuff again
maybe i’ll do something else
that’s the fun
stay tuned
something’s coming
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so Just Decide…
That’s my favorite song by “I Fight Dragons”, a new ‘NES-Rock’ band from Chicago. I’ve been really into them recently and since they’re pretty small I feel obliged to make a post about them.
What’s really cool about this band is that they sample all of their electronics from Nintendo games. When they perform live, they map buttons of SNESs, Guitar Hero controllers, a Power Pad and Gameboys to each play different sounds- so the band’s playing a bunch of video games on stage to create their music which is kinda the coolest thing ever.
Here’s a video of how they do it.
The band has 2 EPs- Their first, released in 2009, “Cool is Just a Number” and a 2nd released in 2010 called “Welcome to the Breakdown”. They’re currently finishing up their debut full-length album which should be out this year.
The EPs are very professional for what they are (debut EPs, that is) and host a ton of fantastic songs. A few favorites of mine from each album are
Cool is Just a Number- The Faster the Treadmill, Money, Heads Up Hearts Down
Welcome to the Breakdown- Welcome to the Breakdown, No Kontrol, Give It Up
But they’re both honestly fantastic all the way through, you should get them both (I like Welcome to the Breakdown better if you’re interested)
Enjoy :)
