Jump to content

Billich0986

Members
  • Posts

    541
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    3
  • Feedback

    100%

Billich0986 last won the day on March 16 2022

Billich0986 had the most liked content!

1 Follower

About Billich0986

  • Birthday 08/15/1986

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Not Telling

Recent Profile Visitors

8,478 profile views

Billich0986's Achievements

  1. The Flesh Prevails remixed and remastered for the 10th anniversary. Also, $14.99 for a pre-order. Don't know that I've ever seen a price that low without coupons or discounts. https://store.uniqueleader.com/products/fallujah-the-flesh-prevails-10-year-edition-special-edition-12
  2. New Alcest, Hippotraktor, and now Ulcerate. 2024 is shaping up to be a great year.
  3. That price... https://www.vinylmeplease.com/products/john-coltrane-a-love-supreme-supreme-edition?variant=40275221610586
  4. When I was at the store listening to a bunch of speakers, amps, receivers, etc., the guy told me that the biggest impact to any sound is the thing that produces the sound, the speakers. So if you want the most impact from an upgrade, I would recommend upgrading the speakers. After that, it would be the cartridge. Just my two cents.
  5. 2023 was the year I realized I was buying records just for the sake of buying records. Blind purchases of new albums from bands that released one great album in their career. Band released a new album I really like? Go buy their entire back catalog. Just really dumb purchases overall of albums I may listen to once and never touch again. I looked at my collection and thought to myself, "There's probably only a couple hundred records here that I would realistically ever sit down with and critically listen to." So unless I am able to listen to the full album first, and can envision myself ever taking the time to sit down and put the record on and critically listen to it, I don't purchase anymore. Additionally, I realized my music tastes have vastly changed. I've been going through my collection and re-listening to everything to determine what is really worth keeping. So I've also begun selling records as well. Pretty much just echoing the sentiments of many others that posted in this thread already.
  6. Outrun the Sunlight - Return of Inertia 2.0 Insomnium - Anno 1696 Heretoir - Wastelands EP Nightmarer - Deformity Adrift Anti-God Hand - Blight Year
  7. I was hopping between the old tracks and the newly remastered tracks on Youtube. Can't say that I agree with that assessment (though clearly Youtube quality for tracks that were posted 10 years ago can be questionable). The only difference I was hearing is the new version sounds more polished. The old version has this static-ness over the music, almost like a lo-fi vibe. The remaster takes that away. (Sorry, not a seasoned music reviewer so that's the best way I can describe it.) Either way, not enough of a difference for a double dip on this one for me. Seems the few reviews that are posted on Discogs confirms the same; minimal difference to the OG press.
  8. The band did put a single from the new version yesterday. I actually enjoyed it better than the original, so I have no regrets at this time about buying a second, different version. If you want to check it out: https://nightmarer.bandcamp.com/album/deformity-adrift-reformed Wax Vessel said that the high cost on the signature variants was to help subsidize the cost on the natural PVC variant. I'm not sure the logic on that, unless they don't think many people are going to buy the PVC variant (or to help encourage more sales of the PVC variant with a lower price?). They also said it was to help get cash in the hands of Nightmarer to help support their Euro tour. Based on the state of the industry and how little these bands make in the genres we listen to, I'm fine with the price as long as the majority of the money is going to the band. 100%, which is why I'm glad 99% of their releases are bands that I have zero interest in.
  9. I put them in the same vein as Ulcerate or Wake, at least, that's how I catalog them in my head. And that excerpt, as exhausting as it is, was only about half the post. Either way, if you like death metal with a bunch of dissonance, then I'd recommend checking out Deformity Adrift.
  10. Wax Vessel is putting out a different version of Nightmarer's new album Deformity Adrift today at 1pm CST. In typical WV fashion, there will be the highly limited 300 copies that sell out in 60 seconds (if that), BUT, there will be an open pre-order as well. I didn't see it posted here (or maybe I missed it), so just wanted to give people the heads up in case anyone was interested. Based on the Facebook post, they state that this version on the album will be vinyl only, so I'm assuming it won't be up on their Bandcamp page for digital listening. Here's an excerpt from their incredibly long FB post to give some details: In true DIY fashion, and like the vast majority of the recordings, it was re-done completely in house. Here are some details: 1) Half of the vocals are completely new, courtesy of guitarist Keith Merrow, whose voice is high-pitched and a stark contrast to vocalist John Collett's deep growl. It accentuates the Black Metal undertones of the band. 'Suffering Beyond Death' features guest vocals by Brendan Sloan of Convulsing, who also played bass on the album. 2) Guitars are fully re-amped, some with really unorthodox gear, like a BOSS MetalZone and late 80s Randall amp, for example. 4) Opposite to the original release, the drum mix on 'Reformed' is from an audience perspective, to emphasize the live feel we wanted to achieve with this version. There are no samples or triggers on anything, showcasing the full dynamics of Paul Seidel's drumming. 5) A lot of the sound design, samples and some of the Industrial elements are either removed or stripped back for this release, to create more of a rehearsal room / live energy. 6) The track 'Endstadium' was fully re-recorded. It was actually a reversed and obscured drone riff on the original release, but for 'Reformed', we wanted to show off the actual riff it originated from and put it in front of our fastest, instead of the slowest song. 7) The interlude 'Tooms' was originally meant to lead into 'Brutalist Imperator', but we ended up choosing another order on the original release of 'Deformity Adrift'. Now, the couple opens up side B. 😎 Side B now closes with a yet unreleased cover of a true Godflesh deep cut: 'Suction'. It was recorded during the 'Deformity Adrift' sessions, but we decided to hold it back for a special occasion. Fun fact, we cooked an amp when Simon recorded bass for it. It died on the last note. 9) Every re-recording, re-amping and the new mix were done in our Portland studio by Keith Merrow, except for 'Suction', which was mixed by one man entity CHOIR, a fellow Total Dissonance Worship artist. 10) The new order of the tracklist was specifically designed around the new mix. As you can see, EXTENSIVE. New tracks. New recordings. New vocals. New mix. New master. New trackorder. New instrumentation. New soundscapes. It’s truly a separate, alternate version of this album.
  11. Appreciate the replies. I'm going to grab a second copy.
  12. Has anyone received their copy yet and given it a spin? Curious how the sound quality is. I've only seen one comment in one of the FB groups I'm in that the SQ is better than the SRC pressing, but would like a few more confirmations before I grab a copy of this.
  13. The two listings that went up today have already been pulled down. Creating this as a place holder as I assume more variants and locations will pop up. Links below for where they were... https://shop.udiscovermusic.com/collections/2000s/products/something-corporate-leaving-through-the-window-limited-edition-2lp https://thesoundofvinyl.us/products/something-corporate-leaving-through-the-window-splatter-limited-edition
×

AdBlock Detected

spacer.png

We noticed that you're using an adBlocker

Yes, I'll whitelist