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17. Being featured in The Poseur Cave is the MB equivalent of winning an Emmy.
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http://freemusicarchive.org/file/ima...290&height=290 Artist: Jahzzar Album: Onus I love free music. Artists who put their music up for free download, like Bomb the Music Industry!, or The Brave Little Abacus, are my friends, mon. So I went to Freemusicarchive.org, and decided to download a randomly picked one. I chose this one because I liked the album cover. Then I forgot about it for a few days. I was standing on the bus today, listening to Brave Bird, when the album finished and repeated itself. And since I've been listening to a ****load of Brave Bird this week, I thought I'd put on something else, but what, exactly? Scrolling down the list, I was about to put on some Joie de Vivre, but stopped at Jahzzar. "Might as well listen to that," I thought. That was a bleak ride home. Jeez. I expected experimental folk pop stuff, guessing from the album tags on its Free Music Archive page, but what did I get? The stuff Varg Vikernes would make in prison if he had a predilection to generic EDM and lo-fi game soundtracks. Few ideas are on display, none of which are really interesting, and the album is instrumental. 2/5 |
http://s2.postimg.org/ouznzxe15/one_man_army.png Artist: Ensiferum Album: One Man Army Year: 2015 One song is titled "One Man Army", another one "Warrior Without a War". I think they're implying a story about some delusional lunatic going on a killing spree because he thinks he's part of a battle. Heh, silly. The music is alright. 3/5 |
Confession? Revelation? Nah. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ift_-_1989.png Artist: Taylor Swift Album: 1989 Year: 2014 Genre: Electropop "You like Taylor Swift? Gee whiz, I'd never have guessed that". I'm a fifteen year old white kid, of course I like Taylor Swift. When I first discovered that fact, I thought of it as "ironic" listening. Y'know, "I'm listening to Taylor Swift, but not for the same reasons as those other kids", that kind of thing. But at this point I've stopped caring. Yes, this album is mall music, but that just means it's hella catchy and upbeat. Perfect for when you want to listen to some music without having to actually think about what's entering your ears. The album is called 1989. It's named after the year the artist was born, and is supposed to be inspired by the electropop that was popular around this time. Granted, I've not listened to a whole lot of 80s' electropop, but you can clearly hear a retro thing going on on some of the songs, like "Style" and "Clean", though lots of it is just pretty standard pop music. That's not necessarily a bad thing, though. Because I'd say that, to some degree, I digged every song on the album. 3.5/5 |
Propaganda posters Aight, so I've been using Reddit a lot lately. A little while ago, while I was browsing some history stuff, I stumbled across the subreddits /r/coldwarposters and /r/propagandaposters. Thus, I gained a new interest: old-timey propaganda posters. These are some of my favourites so far: Spoiler for to save you from lag, and probably mildly NSFW:
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I remember back when I first joined this site, this was Janszoon's avatar.
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Why Christian Americans should support Bernie Sanders It seems to me that the words 'Christian' and 'conservative' are tightly connected. There are statistics to back this up. According to surveys, most Christian voters are leaning towards the Republican party, while the Democratic party has more support among Jews and people of no religion in particular. But... what about... Jesus? Who would he vote for? I think he'd vote for Bernie Sanders in a heartbeat. It's simple:
Bernie Sanders and Jesus are both Jewish. If you've checked out Bernie's campaign page on Facebook, chances are you've noticed that it's littered with quotes by the Pope. We all know what this means. |
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