so i uploaded some ambient or metal or whatever footage by one of Lisbon bands with my participation, enjoy

on.soundcloud.com/Rb6fiNxgTM8e...

so i made a track yesterday. used ableton move as a controller for live 12. might look kinda boring though my hands are cool and track is also fine, gotta work on it a bit more anyway

youtu.be/1u4xvppwbF4

so i just watched a horror music video by Oranssi Pazuzu, and it fucking scared me, so now i got a dilemma — i don't want to recommend it to anyone (at night at least) but also want to discuss it

so as a person truly in love with music and involved into diy scene, punkrock, noise, etc, i'm used to different shit

hit like if you believe in total superiority of this one

Number one sign of getting old: you start liking the sound of piano. Not prepared piano or whatever, just the plain piano sound. If you like it, you’re fucked, now you are a part of Nick Cave, Arab Strap and Amanda Palmer universe

seems like being an artist is mostly about complaining. you spend at least 50% of your time complaining, 20% dealing with organising stuff, arranging gear and logistics, 10% performing, 10% being wasted (can be a part of performance), 10% sleeping. so yeah i like to have a full-time job for real

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ok so i will try to post something here. let's start with the point that it's really painful to me to meet loudness limits at live shows. i think at least with p/o massacre we should keep it in the technical rider: the minimum loudness level required can't be less than 99 dB. otherwise it's no fun

released some cool noise w/VITAK CRASS

obrazeena.bandcamp.com/album/-