The enigmatic metallurgist behind Lamp of Murmuur, Magus Lord, and other projects walks us through his Bandcamp discography.
Where to Start With M., Black Metal’s Ascendant Dark Prince
The enigma behind Lamp of Murmuur, Magus Lord, and more walks us through his discography.
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February 11, 2026 at 4:04 PM
The enigmatic metallurgist behind Lamp of Murmuur, Magus Lord, and other projects walks us through his Bandcamp discography.
I want to be author of a paper about cancer biomarkers.
You're in luck! We're running a 1/2-price special on processed-alloy papers!
What good is that! I'm an oncologist, not a metallurgist.
We'll tie a sign to it that says 'cancer'. Do you want the text or not?
OK then.
pubpeer.com/publications...
You're in luck! We're running a 1/2-price special on processed-alloy papers!
What good is that! I'm an oncologist, not a metallurgist.
We'll tie a sign to it that says 'cancer'. Do you want the text or not?
OK then.
pubpeer.com/publications...
February 9, 2026 at 5:27 AM
I want to be author of a paper about cancer biomarkers.
You're in luck! We're running a 1/2-price special on processed-alloy papers!
What good is that! I'm an oncologist, not a metallurgist.
We'll tie a sign to it that says 'cancer'. Do you want the text or not?
OK then.
pubpeer.com/publications...
You're in luck! We're running a 1/2-price special on processed-alloy papers!
What good is that! I'm an oncologist, not a metallurgist.
We'll tie a sign to it that says 'cancer'. Do you want the text or not?
OK then.
pubpeer.com/publications...
Starbucks barista: can I get a name?
Me: Juan Sánchez-Villalobos Ramírez, chief metallurgist to King Charles the fifth of Spain.
Starbucks barista:...
Me: only joking. I don't drink starbucks.
Me: Juan Sánchez-Villalobos Ramírez, chief metallurgist to King Charles the fifth of Spain.
Starbucks barista:...
Me: only joking. I don't drink starbucks.
February 7, 2026 at 4:04 AM
Starbucks barista: can I get a name?
Me: Juan Sánchez-Villalobos Ramírez, chief metallurgist to King Charles the fifth of Spain.
Starbucks barista:...
Me: only joking. I don't drink starbucks.
Me: Juan Sánchez-Villalobos Ramírez, chief metallurgist to King Charles the fifth of Spain.
Starbucks barista:...
Me: only joking. I don't drink starbucks.
"These are gold", as the metallurgist said on their symposium on pyrite
protest sign ideas:
Why Are You Fighting So Hard For Something That Does Not Make You Happy
Did You See The Contractors He Stiffed On TV And Decide That You Wanted To Make The Same Deal They Did But With Your Soul
He's Going To Be Dead Soon
It Is Okay To Admit That Your Father Was A Monster
Why Are You Fighting So Hard For Something That Does Not Make You Happy
Did You See The Contractors He Stiffed On TV And Decide That You Wanted To Make The Same Deal They Did But With Your Soul
He's Going To Be Dead Soon
It Is Okay To Admit That Your Father Was A Monster
February 6, 2026 at 11:37 PM
"These are gold", as the metallurgist said on their symposium on pyrite
Correct, scrap or pig iron (retired founfry metallurgist here); the statement in the Guardian about replacing blast furnaces with electric arc furnaces is utter nonsense. Also, metal is money, and how successive UK governments have consistently let it go into foreign ownership is ludicrous.
February 3, 2026 at 12:51 PM
Correct, scrap or pig iron (retired founfry metallurgist here); the statement in the Guardian about replacing blast furnaces with electric arc furnaces is utter nonsense. Also, metal is money, and how successive UK governments have consistently let it go into foreign ownership is ludicrous.
Ella M. Collin BSc PhD FRIC #Metallurgist specialising in analysis of non-ferrous & precious metals. Later HM Schools Technical Inspector & 1952 @wes1919.bsky.social President. Campaigned on night working laws & equal pay issues. b. #OTD 15 Jul 1903 #WomenInSTEM en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ella_Ma...
February 1, 2026 at 10:38 AM
Ella M. Collin BSc PhD FRIC #Metallurgist specialising in analysis of non-ferrous & precious metals. Later HM Schools Technical Inspector & 1952 @wes1919.bsky.social President. Campaigned on night working laws & equal pay issues. b. #OTD 15 Jul 1903 #WomenInSTEM en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ella_Ma...
ABOUT SHEFFIELD 2/10: “The Steel City” helped drive the Industrial Revolution. It’s still home to the world’s oldest surviving crucible steel furnace and it's the birthplace of stainless steel, invented by metallurgist Harry Brearley while finding a way to stop erosion in gun barrels. #askwxm
January 31, 2026 at 11:58 AM
ABOUT SHEFFIELD 2/10: “The Steel City” helped drive the Industrial Revolution. It’s still home to the world’s oldest surviving crucible steel furnace and it's the birthplace of stainless steel, invented by metallurgist Harry Brearley while finding a way to stop erosion in gun barrels. #askwxm
@badgerstatebreakdown.substack.com
Here is my fav Badger, Greg Miskinis. He played for the University of Wisconsin. We had a ton of fun selling his Waupaca Foundry iron for IndyCar, NASCAR, and IMSA teams. Our connection to Wisconsin is that my wife's grandma lived in Oshkosh in this 4-room home.
Here is my fav Badger, Greg Miskinis. He played for the University of Wisconsin. We had a ton of fun selling his Waupaca Foundry iron for IndyCar, NASCAR, and IMSA teams. Our connection to Wisconsin is that my wife's grandma lived in Oshkosh in this 4-room home.
January 30, 2026 at 8:28 PM
@badgerstatebreakdown.substack.com
Here is my fav Badger, Greg Miskinis. He played for the University of Wisconsin. We had a ton of fun selling his Waupaca Foundry iron for IndyCar, NASCAR, and IMSA teams. Our connection to Wisconsin is that my wife's grandma lived in Oshkosh in this 4-room home.
Here is my fav Badger, Greg Miskinis. He played for the University of Wisconsin. We had a ton of fun selling his Waupaca Foundry iron for IndyCar, NASCAR, and IMSA teams. Our connection to Wisconsin is that my wife's grandma lived in Oshkosh in this 4-room home.
Five jobs I’ve had:
- Busser
- Research Assistant
- Overnight Wetlab Technician
- Metallurgist
- Quality Engineer
- Busser
- Research Assistant
- Overnight Wetlab Technician
- Metallurgist
- Quality Engineer
Five jobs I’ve had:
- English Language Arts Teacher
- History/Politics/Government Assistant Lecturer
- Art Gallery Tour Guide
- Transcriber
- Retail/Customer Service
- English Language Arts Teacher
- History/Politics/Government Assistant Lecturer
- Art Gallery Tour Guide
- Transcriber
- Retail/Customer Service
Five jobs I've had
1. Donut shop clerk
2. Laser engraver
3. Industrial embroidery machine operator
4. Office temp/admin
5. Analytical software QA
1. Donut shop clerk
2. Laser engraver
3. Industrial embroidery machine operator
4. Office temp/admin
5. Analytical software QA
January 29, 2026 at 12:03 AM
Five jobs I’ve had:
- Busser
- Research Assistant
- Overnight Wetlab Technician
- Metallurgist
- Quality Engineer
- Busser
- Research Assistant
- Overnight Wetlab Technician
- Metallurgist
- Quality Engineer
Just found out the Doctor is an amateur metallurgist and spiritual adviser.
He’s showing off his was statues of Donald and Melania as children.
They do look real.
He’s showing off his was statues of Donald and Melania as children.
They do look real.
January 28, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Just found out the Doctor is an amateur metallurgist and spiritual adviser.
He’s showing off his was statues of Donald and Melania as children.
They do look real.
He’s showing off his was statues of Donald and Melania as children.
They do look real.
the angry bronze age metallurgist be like "what a shitload of flux"
January 28, 2026 at 2:20 AM
the angry bronze age metallurgist be like "what a shitload of flux"
I’m a metallurgist now.
a cartoon character from the simpsons is standing in front of lockers .
Alt: a cartoon character from the simpsons is standing in front of lockers .
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January 27, 2026 at 10:08 PM
I’m a metallurgist now.
iirc, hearts were just a visual shorthand for boars in Japan at the time. So this axe would have been hardcore.
(Why is it pink? Dunno, ask a metallurgist.)
(Why is it pink? Dunno, ask a metallurgist.)
January 23, 2026 at 11:28 PM
iirc, hearts were just a visual shorthand for boars in Japan at the time. So this axe would have been hardcore.
(Why is it pink? Dunno, ask a metallurgist.)
(Why is it pink? Dunno, ask a metallurgist.)
My wife's family is from Oshkosh, WI. This photo captures my wife in front of her grandma's four-room home, where she raised four kids. The car is our first Porsche. The big man played four Wisconsin as a linebacker. He helped us launch our IndyCar and NASCAR brake rotors - Waupaca Foundry.
January 23, 2026 at 7:48 PM
My wife's family is from Oshkosh, WI. This photo captures my wife in front of her grandma's four-room home, where she raised four kids. The car is our first Porsche. The big man played four Wisconsin as a linebacker. He helped us launch our IndyCar and NASCAR brake rotors - Waupaca Foundry.
FYI, the Titanic didnt fail b/ it hit an iceburg that night.
It failed b/ long before that metallurgist told them it would. the cheap steel they used had microscopic cracks& wouldnt stand up to the stress of a rapid turn against the force of waves. If they use the right steel, the boat doesnt sink
It failed b/ long before that metallurgist told them it would. the cheap steel they used had microscopic cracks& wouldnt stand up to the stress of a rapid turn against the force of waves. If they use the right steel, the boat doesnt sink
January 23, 2026 at 2:32 AM
FYI, the Titanic didnt fail b/ it hit an iceburg that night.
It failed b/ long before that metallurgist told them it would. the cheap steel they used had microscopic cracks& wouldnt stand up to the stress of a rapid turn against the force of waves. If they use the right steel, the boat doesnt sink
It failed b/ long before that metallurgist told them it would. the cheap steel they used had microscopic cracks& wouldnt stand up to the stress of a rapid turn against the force of waves. If they use the right steel, the boat doesnt sink
Thinking about an old friend, recently passed at the age of 87.
The only metallurgist to quote Shakespeare at me in answer to a question about a steel micrograph.
The only metallurgist to quote Shakespeare at me in answer to a question about a steel micrograph.
January 21, 2026 at 12:03 PM
Thinking about an old friend, recently passed at the age of 87.
The only metallurgist to quote Shakespeare at me in answer to a question about a steel micrograph.
The only metallurgist to quote Shakespeare at me in answer to a question about a steel micrograph.
MovieBob teams up with problematic, identitarian conman and disgraced metallurgist, Vladimir Putin, in a new podcast which promises to be as shitty as you're imagining it to be.
January 21, 2026 at 7:05 AM
MovieBob teams up with problematic, identitarian conman and disgraced metallurgist, Vladimir Putin, in a new podcast which promises to be as shitty as you're imagining it to be.
I reread your article, Fergus; it is still quite good. my dad was a chemist metallurgist and spectrographer; he used to take me to the lab of Anaconda American Brass where he worked; that included doing spectography. I think my child's brain was quite ready to learn about prisms, accepted the info.👍
January 17, 2026 at 10:16 PM
I reread your article, Fergus; it is still quite good. my dad was a chemist metallurgist and spectrographer; he used to take me to the lab of Anaconda American Brass where he worked; that included doing spectography. I think my child's brain was quite ready to learn about prisms, accepted the info.👍
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
January 16, 2026 at 8:28 PM
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
January 16, 2026 at 8:24 PM
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
January 16, 2026 at 8:21 PM
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
January 16, 2026 at 8:20 PM
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
January 16, 2026 at 8:17 PM
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.
January 16, 2026 at 8:17 PM
Machado probably had a jeweler or metallurgist cast a duplicate Nobel Peace Prize medallion and put it behind glass in that frame, that’s what I saw on the internet, everyone knows it.