Tunes we like. or dont.
I had no idea what to expect. I just knew I wanted to see him in action.
Full action.
So much action.
One of the most enjoyable live gigs I’d ever been to. I’ll always remember the day I saw Donny Benét.
Enjoy.
Sit down
Chin up
Pipe down
Socks up
Don’t cry
Drink up
Just lie
Yes, I may have listend to this song every day. What of it? EY!
Yes, I am also aware it’s a bit shouty.
Yes.
Big sounds and mildly abrasive, with a hint of live drum and bass?
Why, whatever could it be? No… don’t read the tags… that’s cheating.
I’m hugely excited to hear of the collaboration between Czarface and Doom and this lead to some investigation. Wait! How did I miss this Czarface album?
But did that influence what I was listening to?
Drum roll…
A weighty car journey calls for driving music. Cannibal Ox’s the Cold Vein is a fine compliment to the road.
Please enjoy the following favourable beat.
This months earworm comes with a killer opening line. All hail Game of that Thrones, and please. Enjoy!
Yes. It has been a bit quiet around here. You can thank Persona 5 for that. Why must these games suck all the time from me? Righto. Off you go.
I’m a silly lad. I didn’t give Soundgarden’s final album as much time as I should have. It’s strange how you revisit things when death waves his grim hand. I’ve found myself revisiting this track a fair few times and with the death of the peerless George A. Romero, it seems quite apt.
I love Claymation… I love Run the Jewels…
Hey… What’s this?
How absolutely adorable. I just love those lil’ hats. How I’d love to play a Rush of Blood style Run the Jewels VR game.
Second showing for Run The Jewels on Songs on Loop and I think that’s allowed. I mean, this has been trapped in my head for the last few days.
Also, what an adorable music video.
Do you know whats worse then being sickly for a week?
Waking to find one of your musical heroes has died.
Farewell Chris Cornell and thank you.
The gentleman behind Future of the Left has been a busy chap, but enough chitter-chatter. Here’s a sneak peak of the 4th Album from Christian Fitness.
Meaty isn’t it.
Yes, I’m sitting within a real office environment following such sage advice. Remember, it is a trap.
A soundtrack that could work in any film or TV Show… Maybe with a Luke Cage or somethin’.
Maybe it’s all the doom and gloom going around, but I have the cure for that.
Remember to rise from your chair to execute ya’ best moves.
Happy Friday
Hey, this works with a topsy-turvy futuristic racing game…
… and that is all.
A bit of the ol’ hippidy-hops. I’m afraid we missed out on the wholesome Xmas and New Year songs. Sorry.
What you need is a nice scratchy irritable sound to compliment this bleak cold beginning to a year. There’s something strangely addictive about this racket. Would make for a good ringtone, especially in a nice quiet library.
Before DOOM we had: –
Not into the man-talking music? That’s ok… I also had some man-shouting trapped in my head. Take your pick. It’s like a popular song this! Shocking.
Lastly I’m happy to report Run the Jewels 3 came out over the Xmas period. Hooray! It’s good too. Sign up from their website the freebie.
For the first time in my life I’d watched an entire episode of Saturday Night Live because Dave Chappelle took over the show to recreate the early 2000s. The music was provided by A Tribe Called Quest, which was cool.
Anyway, forget word nonsense. Just have a listen of the second track of the new album. I had no idea they had a new album.
A selection of video game soundtracks and games-inspired videos from the last 30 odd years on a gigantic screen? It was great.
Now thats-a-gots-us-a-thinkings. What are our favourite computer soundtracks?
I’m sure many of you will mutually smile, slap each other on the knee, and agree with a few of the choices below. Who knows, you might debate who’s massively wrong and why. Best keep that to yourself though.
