Heartland

Coincidence maybe not... not sure what to think. Interesting details on the cover though. Thoughts? Insights?

https://burningvrecords.com/near-meth-experience

Just skimmed through all the tracks & they all pretty much sound like radio interference

I managed 8 seconds. Ow my ears.

markfiend wrote: ↑27 May 2021, 11:52 I managed 8 seconds. Ow my ears.

So are you saying it is them?

If you speed it up to 2x it's a far more pleasant experience. Mostly due to it being over sooner.

czuczu wrote: ↑27 May 2021, 11:53 So are you saying it is them?

Is the "singing" that bad?

markfiend wrote: ↑27 May 2021, 11:52 I managed 8 seconds. Ow my ears.

You managed 2 more seconds than me! What a load of tosh!

Pretensious cunts who have come up with a wicked name (i doubt theyve heard of TSOM) then WASTED it on this utter bollocks. Near Methane Experience.

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: ↑13 Jun 2021, 21:12 [...]
Near Methane Experience.

... ... That's probably it.

But honestly, it's painful stuff that clearly comes up to the titles of the tracks. Back from the places where the latest corpes were found and where only most physical remains of the creature are left, and what's making use of it. Or the physicalities of spirituality and how to damage them. The bad ass we all encounter and usually try to avoid. And even more so, if it should've succeeded. Given this, the title of the final track sounds as hopeful as the last grip on life before everything spiritual leaves into the void. Like the perspective those might foster who decide to have their corpses frozen after death in case of future technical developments to reinvigorate their former selves (what an illusion).

Not exactly the background music one might chose for any occasion.

Also on iTunes a band called Sisterhood with an album called Gift.
Sadly not Andrew and chums.