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What are your thoughts on the video?

It's about 22 minutes...

2:41 is the most insane shit this band has ever laid down, and they have laid down a lot of insane shit.

part 2 this time with a general call to class war

link to Slaughterhouse 1

Happy pride

Pure art

Very nice and a bit psychedelic

Neil Peart might've been a Randian nerd, especially during this era of Rush, but Geddy screaming

"WROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGHTTTTTT!!!"

makes up for it by a lot.

seems appropriate for June 1st. Bored Lord is a great artist and this album (Transexual Rave Hymns) is full of bangers

press release from 2019:

"Transsexual Rave Hymns is Bored Lord’s recent release from Knightwerk. As evoked from the title, this full album is a meditative, spiritual approach to dance music, specifically situated within Daria’s experience. Amongst the dissonance there is melody, and amongst the resilience there is despair. This duality allows for Daria to present a complex and honest portrait of what it means to exist as a trans woman, all within the context of highly danceable club tracks.

Pairing distorted pop with acid house, Rave Hymns blends genres to create a hypnotic club sound. The album moves between her signature energized sound (“Spit in Your Mouth,” “My Loneliness Is Killing Me”), to tracks that channel a contemporary take on classic rave sounds (“Broken Heart Broken Hearted,” "You Make Me Feel So Good”), to reflective, melodic trans anthems (“No More Hiding Who I Want To Be,” “Keep Your Hands Off My Body”). Rave Hymns firmly reflects Daria's position not only within the tradition of other trans DJs, but at the forefront of a growing movement and sound."

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/belly-96-miles-from-bethlehem-honors-palestinian-roots-1235030257/

On Thursday, the Canadian-Palestinian rapper released the nine-track album 96 Miles From Bethlehem as an ode to Palestine amid the Israel-Hamas war, featuring appearances from Elyanna, Saint Levant, and MC Abdul.

Belly opens the album with “Metal Birds” about the Israeli airstrikes that have killed thousands of innocent Palestinians

“Jenin’s Song” is dedicated to the refugee camp of the same name, while Saint Levant joins on “Baroudeh” and Palestinian-Chilean star Elyanna‘s vocals are featured on “Maktub,” with both artists singing in Arabic.

Since it's now pride month and I love metal, I might as well post some Cynic!

Great band, but the passing of both Seans in the band is still very depressing for me.

May they rest in peace.