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So they made a movie about the same novel that 'Parfum' is based on, and while I still have to read it, the song makes a little bit more sense now that I've read a plot synopsis of the movie... Check it out here (if you haven't already): Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)

So it's snowing in my lovely town and I couldn't be happier. On my lunch break I had a burning desire to go outside and take it all in. During this outing I listened to 'Black Swans,' and it was an amazing experience. It's definitely brought my love of 'Tears of Mortal Solitude' to new heights...

Check out some samples from TMK's forthcoming 'Pilot (Man with the Meat Machine)' at www.myspace.com/jailhousedog I can't wait :kickass:

Hello everyone :wave: My name is Sepsis and I used to post on SOT. But my beloved kingdom was destroyed and I felt this forum would be the closest substitute. So anyway hello.

Check out this flippin' insane German grind band: www.go.to/scrawl http://betterpropaganda.com/artist_page.asp?id=325

'Fuckable' has become my anthem because of the line "Everyone gets around for free but meeeeeeee!" 'Right Click...Save As...' sums up my stance on downloading and even uses my allegory (kinda, I use a restaurant instead of a bakery). And the music kicks ass. I simply can't wait for...

discuss. My take - It seems that the ideas humans have of good and evil are so very universal that it'd be foolish to deny their existence. I have thought about it a great deal and the only conclusion that I can come to is that morality was endowed (or imposed, however you wanna look at it)...

...and I just thought you might want to know. They're called Eternal Snowfall and they sound pretty good. Here's a link to the video they have available. Land of the Dead

Hey all. We Rangelyites had an inversion a few weeks ago and I got some pictures of it. I figured I'd post 'em here because I think that it was Forest Stream weather. Since Rangely is almost smack-dab in the middle of the States, it's probably not as beautiful as what goes on in Russia, but at...

I just downloaded it and I must say it kicks ass :rock: It's so visceral and unrefined and it gives me much aural pleasure.

I'm probably a retard and overlooking a link somewhere on their site, but I can't find Carnival in Coal lyrics anywhere :( What little bit I can understand makes me chuckle a great deal, and I'm certain I'd laugh my arse off if I knew what I was supposed to be hearing. Can anyone help me?

They're called Luminaria. Their site is www.luminaria.cei.pl, and I have provided links to the songs on their demo 'Arche': Unreasonably Forlorn Hours World Built on Sand Irmao Lust to Imprison Obsession Elyseenne The Arabesque

...or music in general, you need to check out Luminaria. They call themselves 'post-gothic' which is true as long as it means 'kickass'. I like them almost as much as Without Face. Their site is www.luminaria.cei.pl, and I have provided links to the songs on their demo 'Arche'...

The names on the tombstones are the names of my classmates then. Yeah, my mom got a call. :hotjump:

The names on the tombstones are the names of my classmates then. Yeah, my mom got a call. :hotjump:

The names on the tombstones are the names of my classmates then. Yeah, my mom got a call. :hotjump:

I think it would be sooooo metal if you wrote a parody of Rage's 'Guerilla Radio' and called it 'Katanga Radio.' If anyone needs a background (because the UN and everyone are so silent about it) Katanga was an infant nation that split from the rest of Congo when Belium granted it its...

A religion thread. Yup, I'm goin' there. Anyway, I want all of you to discuss what you believe and why. I'll start us off: I believe in God, because in all my readings about the big bang and evolution and whatnot, I have concluded that the odds of such complexity and balance coming in...

But anyway, I was thinking about my Catholic/conservative stances and I have come to this conclusion: I arguably have more to dislike about America than I do to like. (before the shitstorm starts, let me say that I love this country and despite its many shortcomings I still find it the...

I've been listening to Nicodemus' 'Between Tenderness and Violence' lately, and unfortunately I can do so only on my computer. I'm hoping one of you guys could convert it to MP3 and e-mail it to me at badtrole@yahoo.com. Here's the link to the song. I'd do it myself but I haven't got a CD Burner...