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#art post #been without internet for two weeks #reblogging from wizard scrolls on papyrus #self portrait

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refseek.com

www.worldcat.org/

link.springer.com

http://bioline.org.br/

repec.org

science.gov

pdfdrive.com

#zine #free the internet

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DO IT NOW NOW NOW NOW

CHEERS

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Fun fact: my first concert EVER was Lilith Fair. I was 1 year old.

having a millennial mom is a struggle. why did she flex that she saw pj harvey, the mars volta and morrissey all in the same day some twenty years ago AND WHY DID I GET JEALOUS???

#shitpost #true story #my partner loves pj harvey #lilith fair

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btw its actually crazy that plantation tours are a thing that exist in the u.s. and that theyre not all set up like memorials similar to concentration camp museums like how is this marketed as a chill tourist activity or wedding destination and not extremely disturbing and depressing to see. worthless country

#zine #land back

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[Album of the day] Demolisher - Plague District

Helsinki, FIN || 2012

[Genres] death thrash

[Thoughts] Reading the Bandcamp page for Moonlight Sorcery - Horned Lord of the Thorned Castle, I noticed the following message:

Horned Lord of the Thorned Castle is dedicated to the undying memory of Markus Koski

I looked on Metallum, info is scarce. His only listed band is Demolisher; I'm not entirely sure what the connection is between the members of Moonlight Sorcery and Demolisher, given that they don't appear to have played in the same bands.

Perhaps they knew each other, perhaps they merely played the same Finnish venues. Regardless, I think Moonlight Sorcery's tribute is a touching one. In the interest of allowing Koski's memory to persist in undeath, I draw your attention to Plague District, Demolisher's debut and only album.

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been listening to this again a bunch recently. one of my favorite bm albums of last year

#album #full album #album of the day #Bandcamp #music #underground artist #underground music #underground metal #demolisher #plague district #markus koski #moonlight sorcery #finnish metal #finnish music #death thrash #deathrash #thrash metal #death metal

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Creator: Rzaj Gragoth.

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Disentomb - Misery (Nick Keller)

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[Album of the day] Tarot - Glimpse Of The Dawn

Tasmania, AUS || 2024 || Heavy Chains Records and Tapes

[Genres] prog rock, proto-metal, occult rock

[Themes] fantasy

[FFO] 70s rock, rock with organ, Phantom Spell

[Thoughts] The third and final 2024.04.12 release I wish to highlight! If you want more music like this, be sure to check out the other offerings from indie label Heavy Chains Records.

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[From the band/label]

Vintage, earthy 1970s hard rock done right from the Land Down Under!

The long-awaited sophomore album from Australia’s Tarot re-imagines heavy, Hammond B3 organ hard rock for a new generation! Eight years have passed since Tarot’s first full-length, Reflections, to their new long-player, Glimpse of the Dawn. It was like a lifetime for the 1970s-rock-tinged Australians. The band embarked on its first-ever live shows after Reflections, essentially coming together as a unit while on stage. Live activity then opened the door for increased collaboration between all members of the band. Now operating as a cohesive, free-flowing outfit, Tarot amassed a lively, spacious album in the form of Glimpse of the Dawn that earnestly pays tribute to their core influences of Uriah Heep, Rainbow and Deep Purple while blazing an identity of its own.

Glimpse of the Dawn was recorded across several studios in the band’s native Tasmania, starting with drum tracking by Joe Haley at Crawlspace Productions. From there, the band retreated to its own Heavy Chains Studio and Riff Cabin to complete tracking, yet it was the face-to-face sessions with Haley that gave the album its live and natural feel. This approach — once an industry standard but now becoming a rarity — found Tarot simply cracking open a few beers, letting the tape roll and letting the results happen as they may. To that end, Tarot purposely left open spaces to allow for improvisation. Many of the album’s lead guitar sections were written on the fly in the studio and were subsequently kept, allowing for Tarot to “catch lightning in a bottle.” This approach is perhaps best exemplified on the title track, which kicks off the album in grand fashion with rollicking Hammond keyboards and vocal trade-offs between founding member Will Spectre, guitarist Felix Russell and keyboardist Dave Harrington-George.

In fact, collaboration defines Glimpse of the Dawn. Whereas Spectre previously shouldered the songwriting load, the album features contributions from all members of Tarot. This communal, open vibe is yet another throwback to the bands Tarot has taken inspiration from. The closeness of all five members allowed for a free exchange of ideas, thus sharpening every facet of the album. It helped further expand Tarot’s sound, which is often driven by the classic Hammond B3 organ, mellotron string and choir and various analog synths. The members of Tarot put an immense of thought into the interplay between Harrington-George’s parts and its guitar lines, ultimately producing an album with equal breadth and depth.

Glimpse of the Dawn is tailor-made for the live arena. Tarot already has plans to hit its Australian homeland and Europe throughout 2024, bringing its hard-rocking, anthemic songs to audiences deserving of a band that perfectly embodies the spirit of 1970s rock.

#album #full album #album of the day #Bandcamp #music #underground artist #underground music #prog rock #progressive rock #proto metal #heavy metal #70s rock #australian rock #australian music #tarot #glimpse of the dawn #heavy chains records #occult rock #tasmanian music

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Society's dumbest were irresponsible with the concept of a password and now I'm soft-locked out of two-factor authentication. Big Tech employees be warned that it would be easier to fire up my chainsword and authentically factor you into two distinct pieces.

#shitpost #free the internet #khorne posting #blood for the blood god

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Chase Iron Eyes & Tokata Iron Eyes in Oyate (2022)

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The automobile is a curse upon our civilization. A demon pact that saps our souls with each use, yet remains the price of entry for much of society. America is a terrible place, and has inflicted untold harm upon the world at large, and as recompense Americans are shackled to mechanical beasts that only know conflagration as a method of ambulation, and also we have to spend fucking thirty minutes finding a place to park and then walk two miles anyway

#zine #feed your head #fuck cars

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How the U.S. Government Spent Your Taxes Last Year

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andré pigur in secret's fetish photo anthology, vol. 2

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