Manabu

How are you finding it? My personal favourite is two, Warped is really good but it suffers from trying to do too much

Hard to say from just the previews but this is a welcome improvement over the proof of existence single in terms of songwriting although some of the previews sound quite similar to each other.

As the title says, which groups/artists did you ignore for too long? Could be a band that had a lot of hype and talk when they came out, could be music that has really resonated with you and you feel you should've checked them out earlier. My top pick would have to be Merry, I always knew their name but just never bothered to listen to them. Someone here posted a video of 'Montage' live and within about thirty seconds of hearing it I knew I was hooked. I even feel a bit guilty for not listening to them sooner given their importance and with such a big discography it's quite a task to go through it all. Apologies if there is already a similar thread.

Born in England my parents were constantly having tea so I had a bit of an affinity towards it but I'm painfully specific with how I like my tea, only two brands (PG Tips or Yorkshire) brewed for 7 minutes, dash of milk etc. Coffee on the other hand I really like the variety in taste and aroma and since investing in beans, a press and a grinder I've taken more of a liking to it. As a smoker I really enjoy a cigarette with a cup of coffee in the morning as well, tea just doesn't have the same mix.

Wondering if typing "I've neber seen it" was intentional None the less it's good they're putting out more music just after their album dropped.

NGL the slap bass is pretty cool but on the flip side, although it's a pretty generic chugging riff it sounds awfully similar to:

Shin Megami Tensei 3, Pokemon Ultra Sun and Monster Rancher 4 I really enjoy monster collecting games

I was in a few local bands and some of our sets got decent turnouts (bare in mind we lived in a small city) but I was always late to join bands so I could never really make their sound my own. The best group I was in was called 'Flock North' and we played political fuelled rock...I had no interest in politics so it was a bit like how The Smiths sang about meat being murder but Morrisey was the only vegetarian. As for now I'm a small time hobbyist producing lofi hip hop and Breakcore although I did have a breakcore track released on a compilation a few years ago which is my crowning achievement. I'm trying to incorporate VK somehow but I'm still finding the best way to do it.

I'm hoping 'Heaven is a place on earth' is a cover of Belinda Carlisle

Sonic The Hedgehog 2020! The CG looked fantastic, Marsden played his role perfectly, the credit sequence (despite the unnecessary song) was well done and fitting. I came in to it thinking it would be strongly aimed at children but the comedy was quite decent. The film plays it pretty safe so whilst it's enjoyable there's nothing that really stands out but to name a couple issues, Jim Carrey is a bit too over the top, it's the typical character Carrey played in the older days but it's just a bit much. A couple more references to the games and music would've been nice (there were a few times that the invincibility theme would've fit perfectly) and I wish there was more to the film, it feels like it's over pretty quickly and the journey from A to B doesn't have much going on. Overall enjoyable and it was nice to see a video game adaptation not completely butchered.

LM.c's 'Love Me' and The Pretenders 'Don't get me wrong' are awfully similar, particularly the choice of synth

Ling Tosite Sigure fans, whats the best album to start with?

You're joining the PS4 party soon! Just wondering but what drew you to the Xbone?

Spent a long time on PS4 (I'd suggest Nier:Automata) but gaming has moved away a bit from what I used to enjoy so I've gone back to playing on a PS2 and gameboy advance.

I've only heard a few of the groups signed to them so for me it's Zephyr

Kaoru has worn a lot of hats throughout his career but this abomination really tops them