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Metal / Re: Bands that you want to see reviewed by DLA
« on: October 15, 2011, 03:01:09 PM »... bands like Averse Sefira and Demoncy, that while great in spirit, have some seriously loose ends in their composition.
Could you (or somebody) elaborate on these loose ends? I was surprised to read that; I've gotten the impression that Averse Sefira is the last great Blackened Death Metal hope for many around here.
Averse Sefira requires way to much focus and attention to actually get through listening to their entire albums. Its too technical, it doesnt stay interesting, especially Tetragrammatical Astygmata... They have their moments and thats about it.
Uh, have you actually listened to Advent Parallax? Most of the riffs are actually quite simple in a memorable, black metal sort of way. Most of the technicality just comes from strange and dissonant chord shapes. The song structures are pretty easy to follow as well, and manage to be different and unpredictable without being needlessly complex or difficult to keep up with. Great album.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha9VnXj5Yl0&feature=related
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Commerce / Re: ANUS users own compositions
« on: October 08, 2011, 05:58:00 AM »Might as well put this here, for you fuckers to listen to: another demo of mine.
I've mentioned this band before - Hundred, "Epic Metal". Think NWOBHM + Speed Metal + Celtic Frost/Hellhammer (OUGH).
Hundred - Riders of Ardenland Demo (25:14)
1. March of the Grand Host (5:51)
2. Charge Into Glory (3:31)
3. The Battle of Kings (5:04)
4. Will to Survive (7:05)
5. The Riders are Coming (3:43)
Everything composed/recorded by me, we'll get this stuff done properly in a studio at some point. Apologies for the shitty playing, lack of bass on 3-5 (the bass parts are seriously fucking good), and other fuck ups, but it's a bloody demo.
http://hessian.org.uk/Ardenland.rar
Enjoy.
My mp3 player died and I'm not buying a new one. So put out some tapes or something, you asshole. Especially for that Baeldaeg material.
Thanks.
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Chasm / Re: Action or No Action. What will it be?
« on: October 05, 2011, 04:23:26 PM »The planet's ecosystems are being destroyed by the Western way of lifestyle, which third world countries imitate. If anything will save the planet's ecosystems, it is the crash of industrialized civilization.One of the unstated conditions of the utopic fantasy I described is technology will magically restore us to equilibrium with the environment. Just like with raising the average IQ level, it's unlikely and shouldn't be anticipated, but not impossible.
I don't think I'm willing to hedge my bets on technology giving humans a habitable biosphere.
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Chasm / Re: Action or No Action. What will it be?
« on: October 04, 2011, 11:28:55 AM »
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Of course, the West won't be able to raise the standards of living in third world nations if it fucking collapses first... and the rape of the planet's ecosystem.
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The planet's ecosystems are being destroyed by the Western way of lifestyle, which third world countries imitate. If anything will save the planet's ecosystems, it is the crash of industrialized civilization.
Of course, the West won't be able to raise the standards of living in third world nations if it fucking collapses first... and the rape of the planet's ecosystem.
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The planet's ecosystems are being destroyed by the Western way of lifestyle, which third world countries imitate. If anything will save the planet's ecosystems, it is the crash of industrialized civilization.
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Chasm / Re: if you had 1 chance to eliminate all stupid people...
« on: October 04, 2011, 11:26:35 AM »
Define "stupid people"
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Chasm / Re: Action or No Action. What will it be?
« on: October 03, 2011, 11:51:50 AM »global standards of living can be raised through the technological evolution capitalism propels so that in the future even those who have less money (the poor) compared to those who have more money (the rich) will be able to lead a decent life and, their immediate needs being met, will be able to look to higher and more communally and philosophically important things.
How's the kool-aid taste?
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In other words, humans want to fail.
This is kind of an ambiguous and meaningless statement, but there is truth in it. The truth in it is that almost the humans of our culture want this civilization to come crashing down, even if they don't consciously realize it. They are obsessed with their own self destruction. This is a healthy reaction to what we know intuitively is a poisonous culture. However, it's only a very small percentage of us that realize that what we really want is a spiritual/cultural death. We're a lot like young adults who feel like they genuinely want to die, but what they really want is to let the child die, so that the adult can live.
We find ourselves in a situation that requires a shift in heart and mind, but as Joseph Campbell noted, there will always be those who will prevent changes in society, because they are very comfortable and benefited by the very society that is so damaging to even themselves. They will (and have been extremely successful at) convince people, whose minds they literally control through media, that this civilization is the best way to live, is heading to a great future, is without limits and not subject to natural laws, has a right to destroy the life systems on earth, and, most importantly, is something that we could not live without. The power structure works in a way similar to an abusive relationship, actually.
As far as goals go, the only thing I will ever be able to do in this society without lying to myself and being miserable is to do everything I can to bring about a paradigm shift back to a healthy, sane, human lifestyle while doing everything I can to prevent this dying culture from it's final attempts to destroy everything that is not itself. Currently I teach primitive skills, naturalist knowledge, and wilderness awareness at a nature school for children and adults. These things are very important to heal the members of a terribly wounded human culture by reconnecting them to the community of life on Earth, and giving them the capability to grow out of the infantile and domesticated civilized herd into responsible and healthy human communities. It is the most fulfilling thing I have done with my life thus far (21 years in!). I'm not sure if it's enough, but I know that it is important to plant the seeds any way we can.
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Chasm / Re: Senses
« on: October 03, 2011, 11:24:41 AM »
I don't really think that is there purpose.
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Chasm / Re: Liberals love to gather and do nothing
« on: September 30, 2011, 12:30:48 PM »Liberals aren't doing shit and neither are we.
Speak for yourself.
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Commerce / Re: MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY new album
« on: September 27, 2011, 08:37:33 PM »I just grabbed this album, wanted to see if it was any good. Wasn't really expecting much.
Pleased to say it exceeded my expectations. B+ material definitely. Thanks for the rec.
Be sure to check out the Firmament demo/album.
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Chasm / Re: Copulation Metal
« on: September 27, 2011, 03:07:49 AM »
We were once listening to Autechre on Itunes and the album ended. Then Mental Funeral started. Dead is probably the greatest mood ruining song ever, but we were too busy to notice.
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Chasm / Re: How can I be tough?
« on: September 25, 2011, 09:17:08 PM »
I'm glad this place has turned into a self-help forum. You guys are really doing God's work!
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Chasm / Re: A theory on women.
« on: September 24, 2011, 11:05:44 AM »
This place is getting retarded.
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Commerce / Re: MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY new album
« on: September 21, 2011, 03:10:40 PM »
Does anyone know if any US distributors are carrying this?
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Chasm / Re: How does ANUS treat Untermensch In Real Life?
« on: September 20, 2011, 09:22:35 PM »What makes you an Overman?ascended the use for sexuality
I suppose you recreate through spores then? I'm done entertaining this absurd fantasy.