jeffthomas84

Solid list for a good year of metal releases. Feel like they should have put that Pissgrave album on there though.
Right now I'm loving the new Blood Incantation and Cattle Decap albums. Really dig the new Mayhem too.

i dont think i've ever seen black with splatter turn out good.

You guys might know me as the guy who trolls on other threads like 98% of the time and if not, well, hello. I am updating this thread because I would like to be more active with my label (which mostly releases tapes now). YEARS ago, I put out a lathe. Not many copies. I couldn't really write, sing or record for shit (probably still can't), but I am putting out a new EP called "Jubilee" soon. I have some singles on Bandcamp as of right now. It will be 5 songs. Here are two of them:
 

 
https://hereisnowhererecords.bandcamp.com/track/el-arco-iris-de-mi-corazon
https://hereisnowhererecords.bandcamp.com/track/blue-canary-in-a-stained-glass-whisper
 
My real question is: If I do another lathe run of these would anyone have any interest in them? I would do a run that fulfills the demand even if there were as few as 10 or 20. Also, I have a folk tape I just put out for a friend and folk musician who past some years ago available on my Bandcamp called "Blake Mackey: Collected Works Vol. 1 & 2", I have a slowcore release slated to come out in a few weeks from a long defunct band and I am putting out an official tape for Hunt the Dinosaur's "Dankosaurus".
 
So, anyhow, would anyone be interested in a lathe if I do another EP? Please check the tracks out. They are def in the dream-pop vein. Thanks so much.

Agree that this is one of the greatest EPs of all time, and includes one of the greatest intros of all time.  All the way Down 2 Tha Last Roach, front to back, rapid fire bangers.  I remember taking two vacations to LA when I was between 13 & 16, circa 1994-1996, and we didn't vacation much [at least far away].  Being from Minnesota, we definitely didn't have hip-hop/rap radio stations or anything of the kind.  With no internet, all of this was really spread through word of mouth.  Crazy to think about...  But anyways, (probably on 92.3 The Beat I'm guessing) they played all this stuff.  I remember hearing It's On, and thinking that was so cool hearing it on an actual radio station.
 
It's On was supposed to be the first single, and I wanna say this EP was set to be released before Real Muthaphukkin G's was even recorded.  I forget how/why it came about, but I found super fascinating to learn that Eazy-E met B.G. Knocc-Out and Dresta the day that song was recorded.  In the studio.  Literally picked up from the Compton streets, brought to the studio, and first thing they did was jump in the booth & fire off those (at least in my mind) legendary verses.  Eazy loved it, and was on board with those boys from that point.  If you guys are interested in this stuff too, youtube DJ Vlad's interviews with them.  They tell all the stories, and if you guys are anything like me, you'll be glued to it.
 
I always thought B.G. Knocc-Out and Dresta were very underrated.  They killed it on this EP.  Has anybody heard their solo album Real Brothas?  Fucking great West Coast G-funk flavor.  That should've been a huge album, I thought.  
 
I would love to see what they all would have done, especially with Bone coming into the fray a year or so later, had Eazy never died.  

got some info from fatbeats
 
 

I was a bit neutral on the title track and thinking maybe a pass, but hell no. Instant buy if/when the vinyl is released.

Talk about no hype around the release. It's really good.

Got the Target version today.  They shipped it in a regular box with some bubble wrap on top.  Oh well, no damage.  Sounds great!

https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/shop/halsey-manic-limited-lp?category=vinyl-exclusives&color=100&type=REGULAR

I guess not? I'm confused as to why the term "preorder" was used, all I can find is digital too. I'm kind of annoyed I set such an early alarm this morning. My bad guys, that post was unnecessary haha

No one fuckin with the Masters of the Universe soundtrack? 

Just rec'd the Child's Play '88 OST via my subscription and a slipmat of Chucky... nice surprise on a Friday.

whos bitching about 3 variants? 
Simply stating the colors of all 3 are underwhelming isn’t saying I’m pissed there’s 3-4 variants,  or it exists. 

Joker will be getting some vinyl releases around December 13th:
https://nerdist.com/article/joker-soundtrack-exclusive-tracks/
 
 
 
Still waiting for Aquaman and Shazam... ☹️

I have been jamming the album today, and its a very enjoyable assault on my ears.
 
Also, thanks for posting photos @IanRees
I gotta say, that is simultaneously one of the best pinwheels I have seen, and one of the more underwhelming splatters (on clear).
May look into re-assessing my variant order, considering Amazon still has no shipping ETA.

Got my copy on Tuesday and have had it on repeat nonstop since... Absolutely love it!

I was able to hear a leak a couple weeks ago and it really sealed the deal on preordering. Bullmoose hasn't shipped my indie variant but I'm sure they'll get around to it soon.

Not being able to differentiate? Go back and read tough guy. Might not be so puzzling. 
Clearly stating “HARDLY tell the difference “ means knowing the difference between the 3... just hoped for something different. Personally. 

I always appreciate a nice white/black swirl, and even silver/black swirl. 
Then having a clear etc. 
Oh well. Was just hoping for something more is all 

Has anyone heard any of the music? Curious, but on the fence over how much I'd play it. 

Instant purchase! Thanks for the heads up otherwise  I would have missed the disastereace release

Brilliant, thanks for the post, insta buy!

"Interstellar splatter", /500... Much excite!
 
https://music.disasterpeace.com/album/rise-of-the-obsidian-interstellar 

"Interstellar splatter", /500... Much excite!
 
https://music.disasterpeace.com/album/rise-of-the-obsidian-interstellar 

"Interstellar splatter", /500... Much excite!
 
https://music.disasterpeace.com/album/rise-of-the-obsidian-interstellar