"Black Dog on My Shoulder" by Manic Street Preachers.

Complete crap, one of their most uninspired songs.

I sense a Delicatessen C/NC poll on the way.

Prick.

* (1819 - 1880) --> D.H. Lawrence (1885 - 1930)

^ (1740 - 1814) --> Ian Brady (1938 - ?)









* "George Eliot"

^ "Marquis de Sade"

Killing Joke - Hosannas from the Basements of Hell
The Stranglers - Black and White
The Stockholm Monsters - Alma Mater
Adolescents - eponymous first album
Constantines - eponymous first album

I would rather watch my little brother play F-Zero GX in "story mode" on my beloved Nintendo GameCube than sit through this rubbish.

Gravy is not the same as lava.

Bastro and Live Skull are my favourite of the bands that were on Homestead. Grubbs's guitar playing incorporated feedback, "pinch"/"artificial" harmonics, oblique and alternate picking, string-skipping; none of this used in a fussy, "technical" shredding style; it was a...

I cannot obey this imperative.

There are tickets I still have but I don't have the means to "show" them.

Do these "Math Rock" bands require, or at prefer, a state of mental vigilance from the listener and seek to make them conscious of the structure of the songs? I would say yes. Are primal, rhythmic "drone rock" approaches such as that of The Liars different from this? Yes, in my e...

On the one hand, I dislike the term "Math Rock". What has this music got to do with "math" (or "maths" as it's called in my part of the world)? On the other hand: Shellac, Fugazi, Don Caballero (and the cloned Piglet), Slint, Bastro, Breadwinner, Johnboy, Uzeda make mus...