Feb 17
Oh, SIGH. The creepiest of the weird offensive Japanese black metal. Thou art amazing on the train. Years ago, long after I first got into this band, I recall taking a copy of Ghastly Funeral Theatre to work and asking a Malaysian girl who spoke Japanese to translate some of it for me. She refused …
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Jan 30
In the last week, my music collection is the most organised it’s ever been. And I’ve only now realised how important this is. For years (actually, nearly all my adult life, to be exact), I have existed in a sea of hardcopy music: music I’ve bought, music I’ve got in promo format. While my jewel-case …
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