Darkspace - Dark 1.1

hail to that

Turisas - Among Ancestors

Elitery.

Death in Vegas - Nuclear

I wanted to write something about Markov chains today but since I'm too sleep-deprived and too lazy to follow through at the moment, I'd like to serenade you with this trippy and exquisitely ultra-violent music video instead:

Sodom - Napalm in the Morning

Humans are really stupid. And that includes the NVA and VC, too.



elite video

Motörhead - Enter Sandman

Their cover of Metallica's Enter Sandman, probably the most recent song I really like that was ever a hit on US radio. I didn't like the Motörhead version at first, but it really grew on me. I also stumbled on this:



Jhee-zus... o_O

Massemord - Skogen Kaller Og Vi Svarer

Skogen Kaller Og Vi Svarer (The Forest Calls And We Answer) by (Norwegian) Massemord is a great black metal song. In particular, I like the sampled hymn at the beginning.

lol Doom soundtrack ripped off classic metal songs

OWNT LOL

Yellow Magic Orchestra - Key

Yellow Magic Orchestra was one of the most important pioneering electronic music acts along with peers like Kraftwerk, Brian Eno and Jean-Michel Jarre. They were one of the bands instrumental in making electronic music pop music, since it had been previously limited mainly to realization of well-known classical songs and experimental / musique concrète kinds of work.

Here's the YMO song Key, recorded live in 1983.

I like how the song is preceded by a swordfight and then punctuated by a comedy sketch. Electronic music was generally much better in the 70's and 80's when you had to be batshit insane to create it.