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| Demon's 2019 ranked
Will be updated in due course, trying to avoid Sput nuking my list - also this is more fun.
HONOURABLE MENTIONS (from 51-60) - all scored (roughly) in the 60-65% range. | | 60 |  | Envelope Generator
Songs I Hate
Synthwave/Synth-pop | | 59 |  | Schammasch
Hearts of No Light
Progressive black metal | | 58 |  | Weeping Sores
False Confession
Death/doom
I usually want to like death/doom more than I do. The violins may be contentious with some, but for me they're actually the highlight here. | | 57 |  | White Ward
Love Exchange Failure
I like many of the individual sections on both sides of the black metal/jazz coin, but the way it comes together isn't always as satisfying as it could be. Less than the sum of it's parts. One to watch. | | 56 |  | Orville Peck
Pony
Country/indie
This guy has some genuinely affecting pipes on him, could do with a few more occasions where that's allowed to shine - the sparse and sometimes vaguely dull instrumentation isn't always for me. A few beautiful moments though. | | 55 |  | Full of Hell
Weeping Choir
Grind/hardcore - 'Obsidian Glass' is superb. | | 54 |  | Venom Prison
Samsara
Blackened deathcore
Asura's Realm rules, wanted to like it more overall. | | 53 |  | State Faults
Clairvoyant
I can't believe how much time I put into this record for it to fall short of the top 50, I respect it more than I enjoy it at this stage. Surpassed by other screamo/skramz and the like. | | 52 |  | The Great Old Ones
Cosmicism
post-black metal | | 51 |  | Deathspell Omega
The Furnaces of Palingenesia
Progressive black metal
Better than Synarchy as it captures the ominous atmosphere found on Fas, unfortunately the intensity of the heavier sections was somewhat lost - still a commendable effort. | | 50 |  | Undeath
Sentient Autolysis
Death metal (EP) | | 49 |  | Ithaca
The Language of Injury
Hardcore/post-rock | | 48 |  | The Comet Is Coming
Trust in the Lifeforce of Deep Mystery
Jazz fusion | | 47 |  | Krypts
Cadaver Circulation
Death/doom
This has a nice balance between mid-tempo DM riffs and slower atmospheric passages for me to enjoy - i.e. not too heavy on the doom.
66% | | 46 |  | Misthyrming
Algleymi
Black metal | | 45 |  | Sanguisugabogg
Pornographic Seizures
'Sausage Bog' are an OSDM act to watch out for in the coming years. (EP) | | 44 |  | Gatecreeper
Deserted
Death metal/hardcore
HM-2 'chainsaw' worship, like a modern Entombed | | 43 |  | Together to the Stars
An Oblivion Above
post-black metal/emo | | 42 |  | Battles
Juice B Crypts
Experimental/math rock
Battles return with their best material since Mirrored, it's still off-the-hinge weird, but it feels more focused this time around and you know, it actually has those booty shaking hooks (if you feel that way inclined). Not all the guest spots work seamlessly, but they're pivotal in helping breathe new life into Battles previously stagnating sound.
68% | | 41 |  | Forest of Tygers
I Will Die of Violence
blackened hardcore
'At its best, the latest record “I Will Die of Violence” is a tangled nest of dissonant guitar lines and wracked, psychotic screams. At it’s worst, it’s a bottomless pit of hellish noise. Personally, I can take either.' - dwightfryed's review | | 40 |  | Black Midi
Schlagenheim
Noise rock/experimental
'Let’s all be extras on Fame, dilute our contemporaries, piss on our predecessors and disengage with any potential peers by being modified sheep.
The youngsters get it cos they’re spiritless brats with no ball bags.'
Justice for 'art school wankers' because apparently they make good music too. | | 39 |  | The Moth Gatherer
Esoteric Oppression
Post metal/atmospheric sludge
Been meaning to check these guys out for a good while and this is some rock solid post-metal from Sweden, leading to comparisons with that band who's name escapes me. | | 38 |  | Pensees Nocturnes
Grand Guignol Orchestra
Black metal/jazz/experimental
French classical meats black metal, what could possibly go wrong? Well plenty actually, but in the most engaging way. This record is a blast. | | 37 |  | Can Bardd
The Last Rain
Folk/black metal
Celestial Invasion is a SOTY contender. | | 36 |  | Cranial
Alternate Endings
Post metal/sludge
More riff based than some, nothing new for the genre but very well executed | | 35 |  | Haunter (USA-TX)
Sacramental Death Qualia
Blackened death metal
'Interesting Artificial Brain/Deathspell Omega-esque sound, with potential to grow into something more personalized. If it weren't for the exaggerated acoustic moments, considering EP's length, my rating would be higher.' - TheNotrap summed this one up nicely, except maybe I like it more despite the flaws, or something. | | 34 |  | Jai Paul
Leak 04-13 (Bait Ones)
r&b/electronic/experimental
One of the more leftfield of my choices, I think that Chelsea shirt must be influencing my liking of this somehow. Similar to how King Krule had that lyric about Zola a couple of years ago.
70% | | 33 |  | Her Name Is Calla
Animal Choir
Art rock/indie/post-rock
Some stellar cuts here. The run-time of 75 mins is a little much, but as the band themselves explained this is their last album, and they wanted to get all their ideas out there. Despite not completely abandoning their roots, Animal Choir is a world away from the ambient post-rock/slowcore of the debut (although I haven't heard anything in-between) - there's certainly a lot more to sink your teeth into for fans of higher energy art-rock that's chock full of creativity. | | 32 |  | Mikron
Severance
Ambient techno
Nice chilled beats here, lost count of how many times I've jammed this... such an easy listen yet still actively engaging enough to keep me coming back for more. | | 31 |  | Yellow Eyes
Rare Field Ceiling
Atmospheric black metal
Occasionally an album encapsulates the rawness and intensity you'd expect from BM, whilst simultaneously displaying ample creative flourishes to avoid it becoming forgetfully familiar. This is one such release. | | 30 |  | Sebastian Field
Picture Stone
Art-pop/ambient
Liberty Bell is like a forgotten Thom Yorke song, plus there's a more than respectable take on Bjork's greatest ever track. Easy sell. | | 29 |  | Portico Quartet
Memory Streams
Contemporary jazz
I know very little about jazz and even less about modern jazz, yet I know this is highly enjoyable and I'm currently running through their discog. Credit to Sniff for including them in his list that highlighted under-appreciated releases in 2019.
72% | | 28 |  | Tipper
Jettison Mind Hatch
Breaks/IDM
It's no Broken Soul Jamboree, some very satisfying sound design nonetheless. I like how this guy's music almost has a psych-like leaning due to the layering. | | 27 |  | Opeth
In Cauda Venenum
'I thought that Opeth was metal... I guess I was wrong...'
OK, so here's the thing, this is actually their best prog rock album, Heritage has charm in abundance but I really think they fully realised their new sound here. Like the aforementioned release there's personality in abundance (it actually sounds like Opeth!), something that was sadly missing from the last 2 albums. There are a couple of mis-steps, yet I can easily forgive them because I actually enjoy listening to Opeth in 2019. Something to celebrate. | | 26 |  | Malfet
The Way To Avalon
Dungeon synth
This year I discovered people listen to fantasy-RPG-like music away from the world of gaming, also for some reason it doesn't suck. Surprisingly touching.
74% | | 25 |  | Chat Pile
Remove Your Skin Please
Noise rock/post-hardcore/sludge (EP)
A bite-sized dose of cacophonous, schizophrenic and unnerving noise rock which brings to mind legendary underground bands such as The Jesus Lizard and Godflesh, or if that now infamous Sput-circle jerk album of 2018 actually showed some teeth... yeah that one.
User pjorn is part of this project, so you can all thank him for a job well done. | | 24 |  | Knocked Loose
A Different Shade of Blue
Metallic hardcore/sludge
Now this is some modern metalcore I can get behind, maybe it's those old school leanings? These boys know how to write an engaging riff, that coupled with enough changes of pace to keep things fresh and you have a formula for success. | | 23 |  | De Staat
Bubble Gum
Psych/alt rock/'dance'
Equal parts trippy off-kilter weirdness and bouncy 'jump around the room level' fun, this is absurdly enjoyable, or is that enjoyably absurd? Everything from the aesthetic to the lyrical content sounds like a novelty nightmare, yet my word is it entertaining. There's almost a flavour of QOTSA's 'Villains' here, perhaps an alternative universe where Homme & co. totally embraced their sillier side without the constraints of being a 'serious rock group'. | | 22 |  | Tomb Mold
Planetary Clairvoyance
Death metal
An improvement on 'Manor' in almost every conceivable way (maybe not the guitar tone), this caught me somewhat by surprise. Another current act adding welcome twists to that well-trodden OSDM formula.
76% | | 21 |  | Downfall of Gaia
Ethic of Radical Finitude
Atmospheric post-black metal
Building on the considerable potential of their previous output, DoG conjure up an almost impeccably balanced record, the dizzying tremolo picked riffs are still there, as are the ambient post-rock-like sections. What's different is their improved ability to stitch these potentially jarring contrasts together so majestically. | | 20 |  | Witch Vomit
Buried Deep In A Bottomless Grave
Death metal
A dizzying maelstrom of thunderous riffs and venomous bile, these guys are helping to resurrect OSDM the old-fashioned way. | | 19 |  | Fever Ray
Live At Troxy
Art pop/synth-pop/experimental dance (just ask Pots, I don't bloody know)
After the wonderfully dark and intoxicating atmosphere found on the s/t, Karin Dreijer Andersson rekindled some of the infectious energy found on The Knife's earlier projects with 'Plunge'- it was bold, it was brash, it was provocative - unfortunately it was also disappointingly inconsistent. Live at Troxy goes some way to correct this by breathing new interesting life into this material (including some old cuts, which is almost a surprise given the maximalist approach to the recording). What it doesn't do is prevent This Country from existing. Still this is wonderfully eccentric and full of intrigue and there are numerous examples of experimentation worth hearing, for instance Red Trails is arguably the definitive version. | | 18 |  | Seizures
Reverie of the Revolving Diamond
Mathcore
Not exactly your run-of-the-mill core album, this self-proclaimed 'surf-core' number adds chilled jazzy ambience to the mix with surprisingly impressive results.
78% | | 17 |  | Fire! Orchestra
Arrival
Jazz/experimental
Captures that rare sensation when it feels like you're listening to a living breathing entity, full of unpredictable twists and turns whilst retaining it's captivating allure. | | 16 |  | Hath
Of Rot And Ruin
Progressive death metal
HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE A MOLLUSC SCORNED!... oh wait, that was last year - but the comparison to their label-mates Slugdge is indeed a noteworthy one. This is an impressive display of technical riffage without so many of the distracting, superfluous and ultimately neutering elements which plague the wider genre. | | 15 |  | WRVTH
No Rising Sun
Atmospheric black metal/post metal
Formerly a deathcore/tech death act 'Wrath of Vesuvius' have changed more than just their name, completely reinventing themselves (apparently, this was my introduction) beyond almost all recognition. There is no shortage of impressive musicianship here but the focus has shifted, instead what remains is an engrossing amalgamation of melody and atmosphere with significant artistic flourishes.
Here is an excerpt from Mars' stellar review...
'Regardless of intent, the entries presented here flow together immaculately, weighty crescendos precisely connected to opposing instances of post-rock serenity. Internally, the song compositions cycle through this valley-to-peak format, tempos accelerating and decelerating at equal rates with calm and aggression coexisting—a contradictory relationship that manages to highlight the power of the separate approaches' | | 14 |  | Lightning Bolt
Sonic Citadel
Noise rock/math rock/experimental
Having been a long-time fan of Hypermagic Mountain but inexplicably never delving further, this welcome opportunity to re-kindle lost love presented itself. As an unwavering fanatic of 'ahrd as feck riffs m/ (tm)' I'm in a tricky situation here, as saying this eccentric noise-rock two piece essentially out-riffed 99% of metal in 2019 is a trifle embarrassing, yet that appears to be the case. Addictive stuff. | | 13 |  | Barker
Utility
Minimal techno/IDM
Just like Skee Mask in 2019 this became one of the soundtracks to my year - somehow alluringly comforting and hypnotic, yet distant and unfamiliar.
luci's sound-off hits the right notes, despite the hyperbole, so here it is...
'barker's unique sound design, driven by translucent synths and absent a kick drum, creates a weightlessness that feels revelatory. there's a clarity to these tracks that leaves you in a state of contemplation, deeply felt emotions you can't quite explain.' | | 12 |  | Falls of Rauros
Patterns in Mythology
Atmospheric black metal/folk
If Tomb Mold's ascension was somewhat surprising this transformation is nothing short of miraculous. Where 'Vigilance Perennial' left me in icy darkness (and not in a 'frosty riffs of trvth' kind of way), Patterns is almost blindingly bright and welcoming. The usual atmo-BM tropes are here, but with a greater focus on lush melodic soundscapes and delicate folky passages FoR have refined their formula, creating something that feels 'progressive' without resorting to anything approaching a distracting gimmick.
80% | | 11 |  | Blood Incantation
Hidden History of the Human Race
Death metal
Seemingly able to have one foot entrenched firmly in the era of classic OSDM and the other catapulting towards our future life on Mars, Blood Incantation represent one of the genre's premier benchmark acts today. Their ability to piece together a plethora of forward-thinking and dizzying riffs is impressive from a technical standpoint, whereas their song-writing prowess allows for some surprisingly accessible material. This may not be decade-defining, in fact it probably doesn't surpass their previous effort in 'Starspawn' but these guys are impressively carrying the torch nonetheless. | | 10 |  | Janusz Jurga
Hypnowald
Dark ambient/minimal techno
This immersive amalgamation of ambient recordings and hypnotic minimal beats is reminiscent of nature itself, be it forest or ocean. What's so impressive about this Polish producers work, is that he has taken the time to create genuinely affecting musical compositions that actually hold up to attentive listening. | | 9 |  | Flying Lotus
Flamagra
Neo-Soul/glitch Hop/funk
Simply put, this is one of the most entertaining records released in 2019. Stylistically there's an almost bewildering selection of ideas, yet it feels like a culmination of all his work to this point - representing past, present and maybe even future. Simultaneously fresh and familiar, listening to Flamagra is akin to throwing the craziest party in your own mind, a vibrant, lush, funky, turbulent freak-out monstrosity where guests frequently appear to provide things you didn't know you wanted.
82% | | 8 |  | Lapalux
Amnioverse
Glitch Hop/breaks/ambient
Cosmic, vast and almost apocalyptic in scope, the fact Amnioverse sounds so organic and alive is testament to some wonderfully immersive sound design. Awash with atypical, or almost unexpected peaks and valleys, builds that seemingly amount to nothing, yet always end up making complete sense. This is that rarest of things, music we can justifiably call 'art' yet it's so instinctively engaging and relatable that plebs like myself can enjoy it. Having already stated a few potentially hyperbolic claims, one of the most impressive things here is it doesn't collapse under the weight of it's own thematical burden. | | 7 |  | Brutus (BE)
Nest
Post hardcore/post-rock
Summoning both the raw energetic heart of punk and the under-stated shimmering grace of post-rock, Brutus are more than your average hardcore band. Despite displaying wave after wave of creative song-writing flair, Nest doesn't get bogged down by wandering superfluous passages. It's hard-hitting, concise, catchy and an absolute blast. They can also surprise in ways you wouldn't perhaps expect - the incredible 'War' for instance is primarily a slow-building, dark, tense and emotional piece up until the ballistic finale - it's also their greatest track yet. | | 6 |  | Saor
Forgotten Paths
Atmospheric black metal/celtic folk
As we ascend (descend?) to the summit, I've noticed something - all of my top picks are releases that I've connected with on an emotional level. Sometimes this isn't even anything particularly tangible, often just a simple melody, or motif that's struck a chord with me. Saor certainly has that in abundance, as the celtic-influenced folk and swirling black metal riffs meticulously crafted by Saor's Andy Marshall leave me completely in awe.
84% | | 5 |  | Cara Neir
Part III / Part IV
Blackened skramz/hardcore/experimental
An excellent example of a band drawing upon their influences, refining the formula over time and eventually arriving at their destination with considerable aplomb, Cara Nier's latest release is a true triumph of perfectionism and perseverance. Expertly blending black metal, screamo, dark hardcore/crust, grind, post-rock and even a couple of surprisingly atmospheric electronic moments, this is as eclectic as it is chaotic. | | 4 |  | Thom Yorke
Anima
IDM/ambient pop
This takes everything I love about TKOL and expands upon it to create an almost faultless soundtrack awash with interesting beats and haunting vocals, complimented by a dense and immersive atmosphere. As is commonplace with the visionary Yorke, subtlety reigns supreme, yet this is littered with moments of immediacy in amongst the disarming quiet. Yorke's most thoroughly engaging material in 12 years was my most-played release of 2019.
86% | | 3 |  | Vi Som Alskade Varandra Sa Mycket
Det Onda. Det Goda. Det Vackra. Det Fula.
Screamo/skramz
When contradiction dissolves to reveal seamless harmony. Beautiful delicate melodies provide a sombre melancholic backdrop to an intensely raw, heart-wrenching vocal performance, the likes of which are rarely heard (it sounds like his soul is disintegrating... maybe because I can't understand Swedish idk). The unexpected unison here is fragility, never before has the combination of post-rock and screamo conjured up feelings of such synergy - it's as though all of a sudden it makes sense. If any release 'changed the game' for me in 2019, perhaps it was this one.
88% | | 2 |  | Joliette
Luz Devora
Post-hardcore
Check thread for description.
90% | | 1 |  | Cult of Luna
A Dawn to Fear
Transcendence itself/post-metal
Check thread for description.
96% | |
nightbringer
01.08.20 | Wondered when you might post your 2019! | TheNotrap
01.08.20 | Props for Hearts of No Light and Furnaces, nice start. | Trifolium
01.08.20 | Yesssss Demon! Curious for this one! | Demon of the Fall
01.08.20 | The order is set, just a case of updating it now. Who knew there was a band called Cacodaemon? Convenient. | Bedex
01.08.20 | Surprised to see 53 out of the top, I'm keen to see the rest dude | ElioG
01.08.20 | Nice top 50, 51 - 60 are all the same to me lol. Looking forward. | dedex
01.08.20 | Wrong Full of Hell record bruv!
Will closely follow the rest, I wonder what your top 10 will look like (apart from CoL ofc) | DungeonBoy
01.08.20 | I have been patiently awaiting this list my good friend. | DDDeftoneDDD
01.09.20 | "I usually want to like death/doom more than I do. The violins may be contentious with some, but for me they're actually the highlight here."
I usually want you to like death/doom more than you do...the violins are, if any other, THE highlight! It gives the awkward indie vibe you don't come across in the genre at all! | dedex
01.09.20 | yeah tbh without the violins this album wouldn't be very good | DDDeftoneDDD
01.09.20 | so, for now we're just getting the albums you (and us) wanted (you) to like more than you actually do...eheh
well...tk you sir | Demon of the Fall
01.09.20 | Yeah, pretty much... or the ones that I thought had merit and may grow on me given enough time (just wanted to catalogue them somehow).
Updating this slowly, fortunately I'm wise enough to avoid putting myself in the lap of the Sputgods by 'saving' regularly - it feels like playing Fallout: NV or something.
Man the little (x) is so close to the edit function, what horrible design, lol | nightbringer
01.09.20 | Yup. There could at least be a "are you sure you want to delete this list?" step. | Demon of the Fall
01.09.20 | Another reasonable sized update in the books, I'm resorting to direct quotes and misguided attempts at humour now and I've still got 30+ left. Oh dear. | Trifolium
01.09.20 | Hahaha Demon, don't let that feeling of silliness stop you. List looks good! Haven't heard most of these, some look cool!
Also should I check that Jai Paul album? Would I did it? | Demon of the Fall
01.09.20 | Hmm, maybe yeah. Hard to tell with you tbh, haven't quite been able to pinpoint your taste.
Did you like the Battles? Just curious. | Lord(e)Po)))ts
01.09.20 | U and me out here repin that new battles also props for Envelope generatohdhdh | pjquinones747
01.09.20 | 41 sounds intriguing | Demon of the Fall
01.09.20 | 41 is really good, I was going to write something myself but crediting the reviewer in that way (the reason I checked it) seemed like the right and honourable thing to do... or maybe I’m just lazy idk. | Trifolium
01.10.20 | Oooh yes, Mikron was really cool!! Nice pick. | anat
01.10.20 | Big ups for 30 | Josh D.
01.10.20 | Gonna listen to Portico and Sebastian Field and see what's going on there. | Josh D.
01.10.20 | Portico was fine, but Sebastian is stunning. | AnimalsAsSummit
01.10.20 | Nice. 29 is an excellent album | Thibs
01.10.20 | enjoyed a bunch of these and will check some others. looking forward to the rest of the list! | Demon of the Fall
01.10.20 | @Josh: I get the feeling if I hadn't have discovered Field's release so late (think I owe credit to Doof's list from memory) then it would likely have been higher. I've been modifying rankings slightly where possible, but the list has been in existence for a while now so I haven't made too many drastic changes. I'll definitely be revisiting that one as it's been growing on me lately.
Thanks guys. | Bedex
01.10.20 | If you like 29 check out
Immortal Onion - Ocelot of Salvation
Really sweet jazz a la Gogo Penguin | Demon of the Fall
01.10.20 | Opeth was beaten into 27th place by a dungeon-synth album, I guess 2019 was weird.
Thanks for the rec bedex.
| dedex
01.10.20 | Immortal Onion is lit [2] | Trifolium
01.10.20 | Agreed with most of your description for 27, except for the better-than-Heritage part of course. But it's an incredibly entertaining album agreed, way better than expected. | Trifolium
01.13.20 | Yesssss De Staat!! In their rightful place. Super nice record. | DDDeftoneDDD
01.13.20 | Listed De Staat as well.
List is getting interesting, should check that yellow eyes. | Demon of the Fall
01.13.20 | 20 to go! I might be done by 2021 guys. Thanks for sticking around (ignore this if you haven't... oh wait). | dedex
01.13.20 | Downfall, aight. Nice to see it higher than other bm, it's really really good. | Deathconscious
01.13.20 | Is Cockdemon as evil and grimy and primitive as that album cover makes it look? | Demon of the Fall
01.13.20 | I haven't the foggiest tbh, was surprised it existed.
@dedex: yes! And there isn't much in the way of BM to come, so yeah it placed very highly in that regard. | Demon of the Fall
01.15.20 | 15 left. Trying not to get lazy now the home stretch is in sight, but man is it tempting. | Dewinged
01.15.20 | Great list Demon, intrigued about the rest! | DDDeftoneDDD
01.15.20 | List is getting super unique! Congrats!
"intrigued about the rest!" don't expect surprises on #1 though | DDDeftoneDDD
01.15.20 | "Art pop/synth-pop/experimental dance (just ask Pots, I don't bloody know)" LMAO I'm not curious about this one | Dewinged
01.15.20 | #1 gonna be Banana del Ray, we all know Demon. | Demon of the Fall
01.15.20 | I'd love to throw some bizarre curveball in right at the top, but realistically that won't be happening (although admittedly I've changed my mind on the ordering a little since the first draft). | Demon of the Fall
01.17.20 | The end is tantalisingly in sight now, yes I'm running out of words generally used to describe music. I tried.
6 left. | dedex
01.17.20 | Great bunch of records (love 7 as you already know, and glad 12 made it that high). Kudos on the blurbs too, I can see you've spent some time there. | Demon of the Fall
01.17.20 | too much time, lol
Thanks though. | Trifolium
01.18.20 | Ooooooh only four left!
Still really curious for 10. Going to check asap. | Dewinged
01.19.20 | Brutuuuusssss. | DDDeftoneDDD
01.21.20 | I love that #5. 3 to go common...
| nightbringer
01.21.20 | THE SUSPENSE | Trifolium
01.21.20 | Checking 10 now! | Demon of the Fall
01.21.20 | I have so much to say about my top releases, but weirdly that makes it harder. If I say atmosphere/atmospheric one more time I might just shoot myself. | DDDeftoneDDD
01.21.20 | aaaah shit thought your #3 was your #2...hum...is 2 Cradle? | Demon of the Fall
01.21.20 | No re-masters allowed here man. | DDDeftoneDDD
01.21.20 | no clue on your 2 then ahah you should put Esoteric though ahahah | Demon of the Fall
01.21.20 | Can you imagine if I mis-calculated and didn't have a no.2? That would be annoying, haha. | nightbringer
01.21.20 | 2. Joliette
1. CoL | Demon of the Fall
01.21.20 | Yep. At least someone is paying attention DDD ;-) | nightbringer
01.21.20 | I'm secretly stalking all of you. In real life. | DDDeftoneDDD
01.21.20 | Holy shit! I even went through your ratings!!! I could I forgot Joliette LMAO...I shouted you that one...
"Can you imagine if I mis-calculated and didn't have a no.2? That would be annoying, haha." ahahaha indeed! | tectactoe
01.21.20 | Love seeing 17 so high. Also 25, which I think has been severely overlooked by a lot of people here. Surprised you like 26 so much haha, not bad but I just couldn't get into it. Also happy to see 58 and 59 get a mention, even if they didn't make the Top 50. I already know what 1 is, so now I'm just curious about 2... | tectactoe
01.21.20 | (After reading some comments above me, I now know it is Joliette lol.) | Pikazilla
01.24.20 | 1 is 1 yes high five you win | DDDeftoneDDD
01.24.20 | so good no write up is needed. | Demon of the Fall
01.24.20 | There you go guys, nice juicy write-ups. | Pikazilla
01.24.20 | "Check thread for description" olololol | dedex
01.24.20 | anti-climatic af | Demon of the Fall
01.24.20 | I spent so long on this that I just ran out of steam in the end, to be fair there's waaaay more effort here than some. | Pikazilla
01.24.20 | https://media2.giphy.com/media/UgdsbZzb2MIjS/giphy.gif | parksungjoon
02.24.20 | yea quite a few of these seem to be up my alley even among the lower tiers
damn bro you listen to a lot of new releases | Demon of the Fall
02.24.20 | This is nothing compared to some people, in fact this was by far my most prolific year to date (about 160 in total).
I've dialled it back to zero in favour of older stuff this year. | parksungjoon
02.24.20 | "This is nothing compared to some people"
i know, and those people are either 16 or off their bloody rocker | Demon of the Fall
02.24.20 | Yeah admittedly I don't get the obsession with having to hear everything (seemingly stuff they already think will be total shite before they've heard it too).
I'm old(er) now, time to prioritise, time to take the slow steady lane towards musical enlightenment. I've seen the error of my ways. | Deathconscious
02.02.21 | Somehow i missed the new Cranial album, ive been waiting for it. |
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