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sowhereareyouliving? wrote:This is sick (times)

... and the Inferno tunes hit so hard. Perfect, perfect match on Naraka Pit, Slang Labyrinth and The Wu Becomes Flesh

This is sick (times)

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Once spent a couple of weeks volunteering in Skaftafell repairing footpaths, laying boardwalks over wetlands ... Looks like this but ++ and well worth a visit https://www.vatnajokulsthjodgardur.is/en/areas ...

Finally got around to watching Backrooms, and hmm - disappointment. Totally squandered any initial potential for epic deeply unexplainable viewer-headfuckery with a prosaic "it's a spooky, but ultimately real-world phenomenon, with scientists exploring it" trope - much like Lost. Ah well... the ...

Ottomatik wrote:I'm still amazed by the overall production quality of this record. I keep discovering new hidden details on every listen. The layering is insane.

Same! Esp coming back to it on good headphones after a few days (okay, hours). There's details everywhere

Hammering this mix nonstop. Some amazing stuff in here incl. this banger shortly before Arena Americanada Can't find much about it nor the artist (https://www.discogs.com/artist/6157043- ... und-System) Anyone know anything?

Quadrivium wrote:Saw their IG post as well. Orchestral Olson is insane.

Pretty recent too, in here:

Quality mix this, and an absolute showstopper tune about 3/4s through:

Jane Weaver – Your Time in This Life is Just Temporary (PJ Philipson Version)

Just for completion - on his website, Mr Food hinted at a YT link

Then just use yt-dlp or e.g. NewPipe on Android to easily download the 160kbps opus file (approx equiv to 256kbps mp3)

I think it wouldn't kill them to do an interview every now and then. We're all adults and can separate the art from the personality - I'd love to hear about their tools & techniques, references etc. Even if it was just some cool patches etc they made, or harmonies they found, or musical theory they ...

I doubt anyone can tell the difference in a blind test between CD quality and DSD - it's just technical marketing guff to part "audiophiles" from their money.

44.1KHz already covers Nyquist range of human hearing (and if you're over 20, good luck hearing anything higher than 16KHz). 16bit provides ...

don't kill me - but Deep Time. i love every song on the album though. but i am surprised from the survey at how highly that one was rated! maybe it's not clicking for me yet

I dont know about least fav ( I love the track), but I still dont really understand the tracklist sequencing of Deep Time ...

Definitely a great excuse to give Inferno a brief rest, let it marinate, and enjoy the most engagingly cinematic apocalypse ever recorded

... I was thinking about it just the other day!

1. Geogaddi
2. Inferno
3. Tomorrow's Harvest
4. Music has the Right
5. The Campfire Headphase

I've arrived at the same ranking. It's pretty brutal on MHTRTC since it was my intro to them back in the day (swiftly followed by my grabbing the prior ...

Cupz wrote:I say it like empanada

Also like Michelada - the worlds most bizzare drink, thanks Mexico

Cupz wrote:Yeah, Mike is basically the Trey Parker of the duo (doesn't make the other one less important mind you)

Boards of Colorado

Seat of Consciousness wrote:Title makes me feel like it's the promo music for a broadcast of an 80s US-Canadian fighting league. "Welcome back to ARENA AMERICANADA, the only fighting league where STEROIDS ARE LEGAL."

All yall are saying this Arena Ameri-can-ahh-da, right?

Naraka
Process
Retreat
... for now...

It says something about this record that I've about 10 tracks in my top 3. Currently:

Word Becomes Flesh (the sheer density / detail / punch / creativity)
Blood In The Labyrinth (that powerful dulcimer / sitar strum)
You Retreat (probably the best track on ...

Soon a vig-or-ous-ly beat-ing heart is pump-ing blood throughout the com-plex em-bry-o

Hobbes' Leviathan is truly terrifying beast