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This is the special Face-In-The-Corner edition. Exxxtremely rare.
I didn’t know disks had corners…
The fifth Sound Supply drop promises to be excellent
Stop sitting around and go get it!
Finally got my copy of Parallax II.
The journey begins.
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Potentially Upcoming Posts
Hey Tumblr! Sorry I’ve basically dropped off the radar for… a really long time. I’m really not sure if you should expect this blog to continue much longer. If I do continue to use Tumblr, it might stop being a music blog sometime in the very near future. I gave it a run, and then realized I have no good way to keep paying for the music I review and no time to actually review it (a BS in physics actually takes up a lot of time, who knew?). That being said, before I go I have a back stock of recent albums that I’ve been meaning to write reviews for. These include but are more than likely not limited to:
- Marillion, Sounds That Can’t Be Made
- The Mountain Goats, Transcendental Youth
- Between the Buried and Me, Parallax II: Future Sequence
- Coheed and Cambria, The Afterman: Ascension
What a strange list, when I actually look at it. Anyway, stay tuned, hopefully I’ll get started on some of these soon!
Reppin my You Blew It! swag for tonight’s Frank Turner show. Everything is fucking wonderful.
“Telos”, off of BTBAM’s upcoming The Parallax II: Future Sequence.
Seriously guys. I just pooped myself in excitement.
Ohai: Hey followers, a question:
Because I am legit curious: What is a musician or band that, had you not discovered them, you don’t know what kind of person you would be right now? Does not necessarily have to be your favorite. Just a band that, for whatever reason, was a catalyst for… Yep, for me it was definitely Dream Theater. My uncle came over one night when I was about 12 or 13 and played Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence for my brother and I. If it hadn’t been for that, I probably never would have heard the rest of their catalog or seen them 6 times, I never would have gotten into any of the music I listen to, and if I did still pursue several musical instruments, my style and technique would be incredibly different. So thanks DT, for making my life what it is today!
