Jigsaw9

I used to buy cassettes for a short period while I was getting into music, but switched to CD not long afterwards. That became my main thing and has remained till this day. I have a hi-fi system at home so it's really comfortable to listen to CDs that way (it doesn't have a tape player unit). I've only listened to a small handful of vinyls so far (and those were pretty old albums too), but that sounds nice as well. Still, I'm thinking it would be a hassle buying a vinyl player and then those big records -- I barely have any free space as is! lol. They do look mighty fine tho and I get the appeal.

The A-side is pretty solid, yea. Looking forward to the whole single~

^ Oooh~ that would be pretty neat!

I found it absolutely atrocious and boring, devoid of any ability to make me feel as exhilarated as previous "hits" of theirs. I already didn't like much of Apocalyze to begin with (after what, to me, was their pinnacle: Zion), and this goes even below the level of those songs. Nothing memorable, nothing powerful and most of all nothing catchy about it. Just some half-assed shouting over a half-assed electro BGM that sorely lacks a punch. I'm still waiting to hear the B-sides but after experiencing this new track I'm not that optimistic anymore.

SEXIVIA trailer/previews: MY BODY IS SO READY

Well . . . that didn't put me in a "dance parade" mood but we'll see. xD

Shuuji rockin' Terayama Shuuji realness, it has come full circle

symmetrical boner right now

Boyhood - A movie whose only exciting and intriguing aspect is that they filmed it over a 12-year timespan, so the actors aged with the actual timeline of the plot. Well, not much to say other than it was an okay-ish coming of age flick in a bit of an episodic manner, tho far too long. The concept was cool, the execution could've been better. Sin City 2 - Well, this one suffers a bit from "Machete syndrome", i.e. they probably felt they needed to up everything to 11, so the whole movie comes across as a bit ridiculous, albeit entertaining. The visuals were just too much in some scenes tho (also, contrastingly with rather unimaginative and dumb plot points). The Equalizer - Okay, this was just badass. Denzel Washington plays a seemingly average dude but with a mysterious past, and when he can't take all the shadiness and injustice around him... well, he gets down to business. A cool crime/thriller flick that might start out slow but the tension and action keep building up until the epic finale. Recommended.

Another new track from the upcoming Anaal Nathrakh album: http://www.decibelmagazine.com/featured/anaal-nathrakh/ Not bad!

aww this takes me back to the last gig here~ ;w; <3 This is why I love to see this guy live.

omg that seems excellent!! Would love to witness something like that for real.

Can't decide to laugh or cry, so just gonna close that browser window instead.

「D」IDN't last long...

22 songs --> inb4 two separate albums just like before

Cover art from the band's FB: https://scontent-b-fra.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/10418489_822358571138486_7769281264379446737_n.jpg?oh=77e671cbe980331ec9174d7fdd415ee6&oe=54C78103

^ Duh, Yokan by Dir en grey.

Sounds good!

Niiiice, Okkultokrati are cool live!

^ SEX VIRGIN KILLER are a bit like that (tho kinda weak in the vocals department xD): But yeah, haven't heard many decent bearable heavy/power stuff, excluding some X songs and maybe a few Versailles tracks (speaking of the vk scene of course).

The previews sound real good so far, yay~

(1st minute) D'ERLANGER's intro to their La Vie en Rose album (and consequently, the title track) is just too cheesy and weird and trying-to-be-dark-and-twisted that it's a treat to listen to. xD Made by the wonderful Hoppy Kamiyama btw who did a lot of synth/programming for the band and many others.

Seems interesting, curious what they will sound like.