Carach Angren - Where the corpses sink forever.

Nas - illmatic
Wu Tang Clan - Enter the 36 chambers
Any led zeppelin

Tudor Lodge - S/T, Progressive Folk Rock, very smooth.

T2 - It'll all work out... Progressive Rock classic, a must hear

Dark - Round the Edges, Heavy Psych, the vocals take some getting used to but some beautiful playing here

Roscoe Mitchell - Sound, Free-jazz, the album that made me realise the potential jazz have as artmusic, it's a very hard but rewarding listen

Steve Reich - Music for 18 musicians, contemporary classical, minimalism

Current 93 - Thunder Perfect Mind, Neofolk, batshit insane lyrics, you get the feeling he spent 2 month's in a cabin dropping acid and writing songs about his visions.



If you listen to any let me know what you think

will do, btw were you on europe when u played D2? I wonder if we didn't craft together.

I was indeed, it's not impossible but I don't recall it, many years since I stoped playing that game

High Tide - Sea Shanties



Nice ones, especially Current 93. Will find out about unbolded.

I was expecting a death metal album, but I'm not disappointed, a very great symphonic black album metal is always nice to listen to.

Fav songs : An onimous recording / The funerary dirge of a violonist / Spectral Infantry Battalions / Little hector, what have you done? ( has really great instrumental )

" These Fields are Lurking (Seven Pairs of Demon Eyes) " is definetely my favourite from the whole album. Sick atmosphere. Loved on last.fm

This post was edited by Lensherr on Mar 1 2013 02:17pm

Upon a Burning Body- Red.White.Green.

Excellent stuff indeed, you seem to have very good taste so i'll make sure to listen to High tide

OG's: Pearl Jam's Ten and Alice in Chains JAR OF FLIES

Now I'm addicted to both of Periphery's albums