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Assemblage 23 "Mourn" Preview Thursday Music
- Mourn, by Assemblage 23: Releases 9/11
- Album trailer
- #1 Epiphany preview
- #2 Factory preview
- #3 Dissonance work-in-progress
- #4 Bloom work-in-progress
- #5 Tragedy work-in-progress
- All I Ever Know, by Clan of Xymox
- Spider on the Wall, by Clan of Xymox: Releases 7/24, one preview track "She"
Out on 9/11. Ha ha do you remember when we lost our minds at a few thousand dead Americans, but now our so-called "President" is letting hundreds of thousands die by his incompetence and lies? Ah, good innocent times. Mourn's been in production much longer than the current disaster, but sounds very appropriate.
Dead Wednesdays Music
- Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables, by Dead Kennedys
- The Record, by FEAR
- Damaged, by Black Flag
- Wild in the Streets, by Circle Jerks
Behold the sparkle of champagne
The crime rate's gone
Feel free again
Oh, life's a dream with you, Miss Lily White
Jane Fonda on the screen today
Convinced the liberals it's okay
So let's get dressed to dance away the night
While they
Kill kill kill kill kill the poor
Scary Monsters Wednesday Music
- Scary Monsters and Super Freaks, by David Bowie
Ashes to ashes, funk to funky,
We know Major Tom's a junky
Strung out on heaven's high
Hitting an all-time low -
New Romantic Essentials: Nice tour of the New Romantic bands.
Alternative '80s Sunday Music
- Alternative Hits: 1980
- Alternative Hits: 1981
- Alternative Hits: 1982
- Alternative Hits: 1983
- Alternative Hits: 1984
Feeling retro, and lazy. At the time we had just elected an insane, senile old man who was out-acted by a chimp; who was going to start World War III with the Soviet Union, and he deliberately ignored AIDS so it'd kill the gays; and his VP was a CIA spook psychopath.
We got thru it, but a lot of people suffered and died, our country was irreparably damaged by their stupid Evangelical "Republican" policies, but at least we had amazing music, movies, fashion, and MTV.
It's worse this time around, and modern music, movies, and fashion suck, and all we have is Youtube. Ugh.
Business Casual
- Business Casual vaporwave discography: The entire discography, 257 albums/EPs, is PWYW.
Which I had quite a few already, but threw $5 in to get the rest, and really I should be giving them $BIGNUM but I don't have it to spare. If you like new wave/electronica/modern vaporwave, grab this and give them as much as you reasonably can.
Solitary Sunday Music
- The Solitary, by VNV Nation
- Standing/Burning Empires, by VNV Nation
- Noire, by VNV Nation
- United States of Mind, by Covenant
- Android, by Icon of Coil
- Serenity is the Devil, by Icon of Coil
- Future Tense, by Solitary Experiments
- Dreamweb, by mind.in.a.box
- RETRO, by mind.in.a.box
In this picture stands a man
Far away, alone and distant
Like a solitary field
In some nameless foreign land
All around him points of light
Start to dim and cease transmitting
—VNV Nation, "Solitary"
Forgotten Future Friday Music
- Spin Zone II, by Deathline International: New EP! They almost have enough for another album, that'd be a hell of a thing after two decades since Cybrid.
- Breaking, by Deathline International
- Eisbär, by Deathline International
- Welcome to Earth, by Apoptygma Berserk
- Unicorn, by Apoptygma Berserk: Tracks I haven't heard after the title remixes
- Faceless Fear: B-Sides and Rarities, by Apoptygma Berserk
- 21st Century Boys, by Sigue Sigue Sputnik: Remember when we thought the future would be cool? Well, I'm still dressed for it.
- Ray of Light, by Sigue Sigue Sputnik
- Machines of Loving Grace
- Concentration, by Machines of Loving Grace
- Metropolis, by Sister Machine Gun
- Escape Reality, by Paul Van Dyk: And now for something lighter
- From Then On, by Paul Van Dyk
Lounge Singers Tuesday Music
- Supernature, by Goldfrapp
- Dummy, by Portishead
- Girls and Boys, by Ingrid Michaelson
- Lights Out, by Ingrid Michaelson
- Drive, by Bic Runga
- To Venus and Back, by Tori Amos
A little too light, but not every day has to be shouting for Satan.
