What are you listening to -right now

[Dubpunker]

[Dubpunker]

[Dubpunker]

Now one of the (two?) bands that should probably better not be mentioned here...

[Dubpunker]

https://girlsville.bandcamp.com/album/be-gay-do-crime

[Subcide]

[Subcide]

[Dead Kid]

Fucked up in a good way.

[Dubpunker]

[Dubpunker]

I have to get used to the new singer.

https://hard-ons1.bandcamp.com/album/im ... en-taken-2

[Dubpunker]

https://cuttersmelbourne.bandcamp.com/a ... n-problems

[Dubpunker]

https://radgirlfriendrecords.bandcamp.c ... ompilation

[Subcide]

[Max]

Funny how Lucinda sounds terrible when she tries to cover the Rolling Stones or AC/DC, but awesome when she does her own material.

[Subcide]

[Max]

The less annoying Taylor (the one from Gossip Girl) is a surprisngly good rock singer.

[Nurgin Churgleburger]

[Max]

Early speed/thrash/death/black/extreme metal like Venom was definitely influenced by punk, the poor recording quaility and don't give a fuck attitude. Punks love Venom. But the metal scene took s/t/d/b/e metal into the technical realm, influenced by jazz and classical music, and arguably reached its pinnacle with this album.

[Necrolatry]

As a Millennial born in '87 bar listening to dad's sabbath and metallica tapes I wasn't exposed to much metal until the late 90's, in other words I was listening to Marilyn Manson/Rammstein etc in intermediate, Found this one man band in 2000 and it introduced me to an entire black metal scene in norway, soon after I was listening to Mayhem, Burzum, Emperor, Immortal, Dimmu Borgir, Darkthrone, Satyricon, 1349, etc etc

Morgul was always underrated in my opinion, a true genius even if in the later albums he started adding industrial elements, so did alot in the scene at the time, guess we can blame Kovenant for that.

[Max]

Real earworm this one, 80s pop vibe.