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If I could relive that show where they played all of Hazards. That would be heaven. Just a constant repeat. My whole life ahead of me...

Hard to tell. Sounds like the difference is kind of a grey area.

I don't fart in the shower often, but when I do, I think of you guys.

I also want to add that the mix/master on the No Flashlight reissue legit makes the album much better if you haven't heard it yet. It was always my least favorite of his work but I enjoy it much more now. Then Danny Brown named it his album of the year in a tweet a few days later and it sold many more copies than that haha I remember seeing that.

I had to stop lurking to jump in on this. The language and words being used, the debate as to what they mean, is he racist or did he mean something else? Is all bullshit, it's all a distraction. We debate and argue pointless shit that keeps us divided while really shit that should have both sides outraged gets ignored because we can't agree on anything that the other side might also agree on or else maybe we're wrong about some things. The Democrats currently in office are complicate in their inaction to do anything, there is no such thing as bi-partisan politics at this point, but they keep up the image and stoke the fires to keep us politically divided. No one dares to get rid of one of their own that isn't doing their job because it might mean that we get one of the other side in their place.

Funk Turry Funk is taking pre-orders for a new The Bombpops release called "Throw It Back" with 10 songs. It's a limited edition (only 199 copies): http://shop.sbaemfest.com/?product=the- ... n-preorder Vinyl possibly coming soon as well? https://www.instagram.com/p/Bd3e_myB7Wq/?taken-by=thebombpops

Pre-order here: http://www.pwelverumandsun.com/store#mounteerie Now Only, written shortly following the release of A Crow Looked At Me and the first live performances of those songs, is a deeper exploration of that style of candid, undisguised lyrical writing. It portrays Elverum’s continuing immersion in the strange reality of Geneviève’s death, chronicling the evolution of his relationship to her and her memory, and of the effect the artistic exploration of his grief has had on his own life. The scope of Now Only encompasses not only hospitals and deathbeds, but also a music festival, childhood memories of conversations with Elverum’s mother, profound paintings and affecting artworks he encounters, a documentary about Jack Kerouac, and most significantly, memories of his life with Geneviève. These moments and thoughts resonate with each other, creating a more complex and nuanced picture of mourning and healing. The power of these songs comes not from the small, sharp moments of cutting phrases or shocks, but the echoes that weave the songs together, the way a life is woven. The music, fully realized by Elverum alone at home, is fleshed out texturally and seems to react to the words in real time. In a moment of confusion, dissonance abruptly makes itself known; in a moment of clarity, gentle piano arises. On the title track, the blunt declaration of “people get cancer and die” is subverted by a melody that can only be described as pop. As Elverum reinvents his lyrical process, he is also refining his musical vocabulary. Elverum’s life during the period he wrote Now Only was defined by the duality of existing with the praise and attention garnered by A Crow Looked At Me and the difficult reality of maintaining a house with a small child by himself, as well as working to preserve Geneviève’s artistic legacy. Consumed with the day to day of raising his daughter, Elverum felt his musical self was so distant that it seemed fictional. Stepping into the role of Phil Elverum of Mount Eerie held the promise of positive empathy and praise, but also the difficulty of inhabiting the intense grief that produced the music. These moments, both public and domestic, are chronicled in these songs. They are songs of remembrance, and songs about the idea of remembrance, about living on the cusp of the past and present and reluctantly witnessing a beloved person’s history take shape. Time continues. ELV041: NOW ONLY by Mount Eerie : LP + download (PRE-ORDER) release date: March 16th, 2018 A sequel or continuation down the path that began with “A Crow Looked At Me”. 6 word-filled songs about the raw strangeness of the present moment, waking up in wreckage, living with pervasive echoing real ghosts and a growing young child. Autobiographical. contains: 6 songs, 44 minutes, heavy old style gatefold tip-on jacket with special subtle blue paper on the inner liner sheet, all the lyrics, free download card 1. Tintin in Tibet (4:37) 2. Distortion (10:58) 3. Now Only (5:54) 4. Earth (5:52) 5. Two Paintings by Nikolai Astrup (9:22) 6. Crow, Pt. 2 (6:50)

You should grab one and find out

A masterpiece. The kind of record that you wave a white flag at once it's done with you. I kind of envy you rediscovering it tbh.

Waxwork will rape your wallet and you'll sit back and smile while it's happening. Haven't bought a release since The Thing. No need to. You fools keep buying every inane thing they put out.

Cool, thanks for the info. I figured I had just missed it.

Why do people keep offering Hell Songs I only want s/t

Not confirmed, but I believe there were 2500 copies of the color variant. Sold around 320 so far.

http://communityrecords.limitedrun.com/products/608504-donovan-wolfington-waves Donovan Wolfington are breaking up for good. It's a bitter sweet moment, but here's some good news: Community Records is releasing the last LP 'WAVES' which you can pre-order vinyl here: https://tinyurl.com/dwolfwaves 150 blue / white marble vinyl 350 pink vinyl record will not be re-pressed . . The band will play their final show and release show for the LP at Community Records 10 Year Anniversary Sat. March 10 in New Orleans with: Jeff Rosenstock, Laura Stevenson, Chris Farren, PEARS, Caddywhompus, Shopping (UK), Pope, football, etc., Gland, and lots more. Tickets still available here: http://shop.communityrecords.org .

Songs-wise it’s probably my favorite musical. I always look for this used whenever I visit a shop to no avail, so I figured what the hell, it’s brand new and looks nice.

I was just thinking to myself the other day that a pink marble copy of The Sound of Music soundtrack is just what I’m lacking in my vinyl collection...

Starfuckers unite!

Down 25% BUY BUY BUY

Is he the brother of Uncle Acid?

I don't know what happened after Colors. Well, enough negativity out of me. Back to the shower farts thread.

i won't be buying this because their last album was boring and still can't find any enjoyment in it. This one will probably be down that same path.

If you were slow to draw or just like buying multiple copies of the same record... http://www.bullmoose.com/p/26736980/iron-reagan-gatecreeper-split-indie-exclusive

@WAXXX comin' in HOTTT!

Indie blue http://www.bullmoose.com/p/26736976/decemberists-ill-be-your-girl-blue-vinyl-indie-exclusive

PO this Friday, get stoked

very stable genius

Hey now. That's a bit extreme.

grab her by the shithole.

...no "I don't even notice skin color" is some classic granola level white people racism. Also...how is it racist to notice skin color just in general? Like...youre full of shit if you see a person of color and dont notice that they're a person of color. The racism comes with what you think/do after that. Literal blind people get a pass on this tho

I disagree completely -- the big production fits them well

Let us know if it has the alternate cover still! These may just be a few leftover deluxe records from when they did sell the /100 cover

No movement here, but they charged my card. So.....?

They're probably the only band that I've enjoyed just as much if not more with every new vocalist. I loved Happiness when it came out and I thought there's no way they could pull off a third vocalist. Not huge on Instant Gratification but Acceptance Speech was solid and I'm pretty confident saying Mothership is my favorite DGD album (DBM being a close second). Saw them in Eindhoven with all 3 vocalists and it was a great show and experience.

I have been eating healthy and working out extra lately, this pushes my stank level a bit higher...foggy showers have been brutal for anyone that goes in next

Deluxe gold had the /100 cover. I’m convinced. I picked up a copy. MerchConnectionInc is legit. They run MerchLimited if that helps.

Despite the title, Distortion was finger picked and acoustic. It was definitely pretty somber but a little more reflective than the tracks on Crow. Tintin was melodic but heartbreaking and detailed Phil’s meeting with Genevieve for the first time.

I really need to grab “The Glow Part 2” finally. I keep forgetting I need that...

Here's a better set of pics of the A side and B side of the deluxe variant

While I think they are all great, The King Is Dead is overlooked, I think 3-2-1-6-4-7-5

Ohhhh Mandy.

People's obsession with identity politics blinds them to any other aspect of an argument. Even when Trump does something that a racist would never do like make Martin Luther King's birthplace a historic national park it's either ignored or it's insisted that there's gotta be a catch to it. Hell, even Melania got trashed for simply paying respect to Martin Luther King on Twitter. Did any of you anti-harassment (especially towards women) folks get her back? The most disgusting part about this whole 'shithole' thing is that people are hanging into this and are being extremely vocal about something they really can't even prove happened (it probably did), but when an 8 year old American girl gets killed in Yemen by a raid Trump approved they hardly make a peep. That is insane. "I can't believe he called those countries 'shitholes'. Obama never talked down on third world nations, he just bombed the shit out of them." Yuck.

Fixed to show why I love VC.

Seriously...

You're drunk.

Ironically, Kess is the vaporwave of VC board members...

New Album is Sam's best and most cohesive work yet, in my opinion. Another new song here: https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/yw5e8y/sam-ray-knows-what-heaven-feels-like

Thanks guys for posting. I finished up mastering the release over the Holidays. It's a special release for me. These songs took on a new life/vision while playing with the full band and it became important to me to document and release them in some way. I managed to work out a fair (albeit expensive) licensing deal w/ the BBC and here we are. A friend of Gunface's, Dáire Lynch, created the oil painting while listening to the "WYW" album as well. We all thought it was great and were honored to include it as the cover art. It's going to be a busy year, this is just the beginning. I'll try and post here more when able. Thanks people. -J.

I still can't figure out why we let Shithole users like @WAXXX into VC

I think it's funny that everyone is freaking out because Trump used the word Shithole in a closed door meeting. Haha then someone leaks it to the media and then I heard a reporter say that "Trump is teaching kids a new word, Shithole". It wasn't even meant to be heard. It's getting hard to watch CNN anymore.

It's called Evolution because it's a concept album about the life of the Galapagos tortoise. Danny Carey has recently developed an interest in equatorial sea life. That's why he started The Legend of Seagullmen. The new album closes with a rework of a Rage Against the Machine song featuring Zach De La Rocha during the breakdown called Know Your Anemone.