Saturday, January 19, 2019

News...

Hey everyone! I hope you're enjoying these new monsters. So after this two weeks of Margaret St. Clair creatures we're gonna mix it up a bit and I'll be giving you two weeks of creeps based on the works of Manly Wade Wellman! 

In the meantime, I thought I'd post my top "10" list from 2018 so you can get a little insight into what I listen to while I work. These are (in no particular order) all songs that either came out in 2018 or were written earlier but I heard them for the first time in 2018.


Crow Call (2014)
Jeanne got me into Ellie Bryant's solo work and this, her band with Peter Ruddy.


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Popular Music (2018)
I fell in love with Philly-based socialist goths The Guests after seeing them live this year.


Like I really fell in love with them.


Sisters Of Shaddowwe (2017)
More goth!


5-Dame-Bubble Baby
Charm School (2015)
Another band I was lucky enough to see live this year.

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Mávastellið (1983)
Jeanne and I discovered this Icelandic band when we were in a museum in Reykyavik last spring. They were active (and hugely popular locally) in the early 80s and their name translates to The Witches!
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Another Icelandic band I found after researching Grýlurnar!


Planet Y (2016)
Danish punk in the vein of Masshysteri or Burning Kitchen!


Not Your Target (2017)
Fast paced punk that reminds me of early Dag Nasty.


Musique Exotique #01 (2016)
Raging Brooklyn-based hardcore. 


Demo (2015)
Angry hardcore from Austin TX.


Fragments
More angry hardcore, this time from Oakland CA.


Demo (2016)
Even more angry hardcore, this time from NYC....seeing a pattern here?


Padded Cell
Philly locals that I got to see put on an amazing, energetic show this year.


The Savage Season Continues (2017)
Self described as "Black Liberation Hardcore" Mass Arrest hail from Oakland.


City Of Ash (2018)
Another Philly band with an "former members of" list as long as my arm.


Tour Tape 2K18 (For the Homie)
Even more Philly (this city is cool)! Chaotic and crazy their live shows are just as intense as their music!


18-Hirs-Yøu Can't Kill Us
Yøu Can't Kill Us (2018)
Philly locals (yup, again) made the national news as NPR covered the collective's intense newest release.

Riff-laden doom in the vein of St. Vitus...and guess what...they're from Philly!


20-Myrkur-Måneblôt
Mareridt
Ethereal Danish black metal with alternating screamed and clean vocals.

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21-The Coup-The Guillotine
Sorry To Bother You (2013)
The Coup's anti-capitalist anthem is more relevant than ever now.

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Black Panther Soundtrack
I love this song and love this movie. I only wish they didn't rip off Lina Iris Viktor's work for the video.


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