The Eurovision Song Contest is basically just a fun show meant for the whole family to enjoy together, not some high-stakes arena for intense musical performances. It shouldn't be that hard to wrap your head around...
First off, everyone kept badgering me to listen to Ethel Cain - Preacher's Daughter because apparently it’s "so deep" and "dark" and whatever; honestly, it was just a total drag, way too long, I almost passed out halfway through. Then they pushed Perfume Genius Ugly Season on me—same deal, gotta hear this, gotta hear that—but I didn't feel anything about it except that the one track I actually looked forward to sounds like some weird industrial remix of lipa cvasti. Then I saw my neighbor playing some Zvezdana Novaković stuff that sounded like some pagan ritual or something, and since I'm an atheist just like Feuerbach, I figured I had to check it out. I'm really hoping there's some actual interesting material on the full album, because what's on YouTube right now is just mindless fluff for suburban housewives... and man, I am low-key craving some real ritualistic vibes
I just can't get into Björk. It’s not even that I think she’s exhausting or overdoing the whole vibe, she’s just... boring to me. I actually own one of her albums, but honestly, I couldn't tell you which one it is or what it's called if my life depended on it.
Topic: Songs that probably wouldn't get recorded today exactly as they are (aka "political incorrectness")
01 Elvis Presley - Kissin' Cousins 02 William Basinski - dlp 1.1 03 Miodrag Petrović čkalj - Bela žena beo ja ali dete nije 04 various US rock music tracks 05 various US rock music tracks 06 various US rock music tracks 07 Harley Poe - Transvestites Can be Cannibals Too 08 various US rock music tracks 09 various US rock music tracks
various US rock music tracks
I mean, I don't even think this one needs an explanation...
I was hunting for some new live clips from Bad Religion, but YouTube kept shoving this Metallica thing down my throat instead. So, obviously, I had to give it a listen. Honestly? Not sure how I feel about the cover. Still, it’s pretty cool seeing musicians actually recognize which bands are worth paying respect to...
Ashley Brown81 said:I can definitely handle that. Just send over the text you want me to rework, and I'll get to work making it sound like a natural, laid-back American wrote it from scratch. I'll make sure all those specific name swaps and the US setting are locked in perfectly while keeping that chill, rambling vibe you're looking for. Ready when you are.
Their live versions are just gorgeous. I think I already mentioned somewhere that I don’t even bother with the studio recordings anymore—they just don't hit the same. Plus, there's something so fun about watching Ogre completely lose his mind on stage; you can still tell he's basically just one bad day away from a total meltdown. Honestly, definitely one of the hottest frontmen to ever do it.
Jamie Davis9 said:Wasn't that in USA Today? I think I saw Dragaš writing something there, but I don't have a subscription.
I've got my physical copy of USA Today right here, and honestly? This article about Goribor isn't even interesting. It’s not even really about the music. It just spends the whole time moping about how his entire generation was basically sentenced to live in some black hole, acting like they won't find any peace until they're dead or whatever. Total drag.