I love you man, but i downright cannot listen to that.

Lol I'm just ****in around. I happen to like some noise and I'm starting to enjoy making it like I thought I would, but the rest of my projects do take more normal routes.

Are you Ok? and I lost you – Sacrilicious (San Jose, California, 1995)

When You Wish Upon a Dead Star was the band's only-begotten record... but it was a total blast.

One of the best Hardcore Punk records of all time.

It is great fun listening to these screwballs every now and again. Punk and blues confined to a mental institution.

Malthusian blues (1992) and Shell shocked (1990) - Claw Hammer (Long Beach, California)

Going on in the same vein...

Reno Nickel and Big trouble - The smugglers (Vancouver, 1996):

The Magnetic Fields - Suddenly There Is A Tidal Wave

Eduard Artemyev & The Electronic Music Experiment Studio Ensemble - Solaris (1972)

Eternally haunting music.

http://i.imgur.com/BQ5zuKPl.jpg

Flesh Eaters - See you in the boneyard (Los Angeles, 1981)

You only need to glance through his song titles to realize that Chris D is, more than anything else, a lover of life, eternally enraptured by existence, as well as and one of the most distinguished unibrow figures in rock history.

Death will be my bride and Medusa – Brendan Perry (1999):

The first song is a spectral blues. The second one would fit like a glove in any Leonard Cohen record.