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seriously, I'd about walk down the aisle one day to this, it's fucking beautiful.
some industrial for your listening pleasure.
I didn't go out today
I won't go out tomorrow
I'll just sit at home
and wallow in my sorrow
have you got some hope i can borrow
I used to think so big
I used to talk so bold
am I giving up, am I getting old?
how'd I get so low?
no I think life owes me more
and I'm going to
pick myself up off the floor
'cause I want the fucking glory
wash out go wash out
I'm feeling I'm feeling like a motherfucking failure
I wanna know how everyone survives
the day jobs and debts
not enough for rent and wounded sex
what the fuck is next
so hard to accept
how do I get by
I've been bought and sold
seen hot and cold
been bored and ignored
seen no reward for 10 years of my youth
and the long line of bastards
waiting to see me pack it in
now I know I'll never win
crawling under my skin,
just amplify in my fuzzy fucked up mind
So I've been slowly getting into this band over the past few months. They are very....different. They started out as a looovely black metal band and have evolved into a sort of ambient electronic-ness. Their stuff is very layered and if you have any love for classical music you may fall in love with them as I did.
Now, their earlier stuff as I said is very much black metal, which, while I adore it, know that it's kind of hard to get into. This is one of their more tame songs, with many lovely ambient moments. I think this song is from an EP of theirs in 1994 or so.
This album is really pretty, Perdition City (2000) very experimental ambient electronica.
This is one of their later songs from an album called Blood Inside (2005). It's very ambient and they don't have any of the electronic stuff layered into it, which causes it to be very haunting and lovely.
And this is their newer stuff from Shadows of the Sun (2007), it's very ambient and has a very polished ethereal quality to it.
I dunno why I felt like doing a research blog, but I did, and there you go. A nice little intro to a pretty fucking awesome band. Huzzah!
okay, so I'm being bored searching through encyclopaedia metallum, and I found this....AWESOME album. Burton C. Bell did the vocals for it. It's called Plastic Planet and it's part of the Geezer project that started in 1985, produced by Geezer Butler. Yeah, really interesting find. I'll put a few songs from the album in the comments if you're interested, or just youtube em, the whole album is on there. :D
