vote
“When members of metal bands NUNSLAUGHTER and MIDNIGHT, and members from punk bands 9 SHOCKS TERROR and GORDON SOLIE MOTHERFUCKERS decide to colab. to celebrate their love of metal and hardcore while having fun, songs that contain reworked MINOR THREAT lyrics about hating god is a reasonable outcome. This record is a reissue of SATANIC THREAT’s ep, that disappeared rather quickly as I recall, on the A side with additional songs recorded live on the flip side. Comes on some pretty clear red/white vinyl that matches the cover. Cute.”
From the COA Distro
All your blogs belong to us.
Yahoo bought tumblr. Let’s hope it doesn’t fuck it up like it did flickr.
I support this 10000%.
Funny
Claims I’ve heard from friends at shows:
“These guys sound like Tool”
- heard at the Zegota reunion show
“These guys remind me of Anthrax”
- heard at a Tragedy show
Metalheads at punk and hardcore shows. Maaaaaan.
“A volunteer with WIRES, a rescue operation licensed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, said the koala had been sitting on top of the wood pile for over an hour looking confused, the Daily Telegraph reported.”
- From The HuffPost
How can this shit continue? I shouldn’t be surprised. We displace our own species, after all. Human greed is destruction.
MAY DAY.
Cards Against Humanity: Some time in the past three years, people have gotten it into their... »
Some time in the past three years, people have gotten it into their heads that Cards Against Humanity is some sort of open-ended party game in which “there are no wrong answers” to the Black Cards. We feel terrible about the mistake. Here is the second in a two-part series devoted to revealing the…
REVENGE!
“Build a good name. Keep your name clean. Don’t make compromises, don’t worry about making a bunch of money or being successful. Be concerned about doing good work. Protect your work and if you build a good name, eventually that name will be its own currency. Life is like a roller coaster ride, it is never going to be perfect. It is going to have perfect moments and rough spots, but it’s all worth it”
– Patti Smith at the Louisiana Literary Arts Festival, August 24, 2012
