This exists. What fucking moron would listen to this entirely? Why would you want to have your mind be warped into this hellish landscape? This shit is unethical and unnecessary.
This exists. What fucking moron would listen to this entirely...
Jeremiah Collins
Thomas Roberts
Peter Sotos is just crazy. Whitehouse. The best band with a Peter and a Phil after Genesis, and let’s be honest, Whitehouse is the Genesis of Power Electronics.
Justin Hill
It's just edgelord bullshit, move along now.
Leo Nguyen
I listened to like 3-4 min years ago. Pretty sick stuff. I'm not sure why this is still in the mainstream...it should be shut away like pornography.
Luke Nguyen
They think they are being deep for listening to psychological trauma in auditory form.
Connor Sanchez
It's art pussy
Lucas Lopez
steve albini or 2009 era Any Forums edgelord
Owen Baker
As a slight edgelord myself, this shit is beyond my mindfuckery. Don't even get me started on Sutoskorpion.
Ian Rivera
It's like a best of true crime documentaries compilation but in album format. I like it.
Brandon Perez
>Sutoskorpion
what
Carson Lewis
Newfag
Robert Sanchez
>Oh, and Peter Sotos used to work at the Vintage Vinyl in Evanston, where he was kind of a joke amongst the locals - used to stand outside the store in his leather pants when it was 90 degrees outside. He was never rude to me when I was buying all of my 4AD and Incredible String Band records, though. Guess even professional badasses have to make a living.
>Dragonforce: "Through the Fire and Flames"
>Peter Sotos: Life's too short for widdly power metal. It's far more interesting to talk to Kevin about how much drunker he is than me. I have a soft spot for Judas Priest. But then, none of these bands really sound like Judas Priest outside of the label and commercial reference. It might be far too embarrassing to listen to this as an adult. Can't imagine that it's acceptable in high school either, however. Kids, call me, I can help.
>Kevin Drumm: Immediately after Peter heard this track he started hitting on girls; hasn't happened since Operation: Mindcrime came out.
>And oh yeah, he often comes in to Quimby’s (always wearing a long coat) with records he bought around the corner at Reckless Records. One time it was a greatest hits from The Smiths, prompting us to fun of him.
Jonathan Moore
This 'album' is so milquetoast and pedestrian.
Jason Fisher
Who the fuck are you to argue with a music attorney?
Anthony Jenkins
You wouldn't get it pussyboy
Henry Gray
i remember i paid a youtuber i liked who said he would review anything to do this listen to this and he gave me my 5$ back and said no haha
John Reed
when i downloaded this back in 2015 the genre field in the metadata said "roots reggae"
Leo Long
its a chill album
Ian Foster
How did Albini "produced" or "mixed" this album?
Josiah Sanchez
it was a lot harder to track down disturbing or edgy shit pre-internet
Liam Collins
Maybe cleaning out the fuzz, crackle, and room ambience for the people to speak? It's weird how many bands he produced and then he works with a fucking maniac that gets off to this as a fetish.
Caleb Collins
maybe someone into crypto-field recordings
Jace Turner
Very profound and emotionally impactful, not sure why people don’t get that, maybe they can’t feel empathy or pick up on emotion in voice due to autism or something idk, anyway incredible album