Journal
I have a fascination for subcultures, specially those with a close-knit relationship with leftfield and challenging music, so music does take center stage here. Glad if it resonates with you in some way and you discover something new here, in which case you should explore more and support the artists.

Band: RUSSIAN CIRCLES
Album: Blood Year (2019)
Track: Sinaia (07:30)

Band: NO MEANS NO
Album: Small parts isolated and destroyed (1988)
Track: Victory (07:56)

Band: ALUK TODOLO
Album: Occult Rock (2012)
Track: Occult Rock I (10:13)

Band: BUTTHOLE SURFERS
Album: Piouhgd (1991)
Track: Blindman (03:40)

Band: NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS
Album: From her to Eternity (1984)
Track: Saint Huck (07:23)
This is my all time Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds favorite album because it marks an era. You see, it is a very different experience when you listen to an album upon its release or say 10 years after. It doesn't even matter that I've only discovered the music of Nick Cave around '87... it was all new to me and Nick was still in that kind of mood... I am lucky to have been there for the later part of the 80's and still see most of my favorite post-punk and industrial bands live, in Porto.. Nick Cave twice, PIL, Siouxsie, Killing Joke, Sisters of Mercy...
'Saint Huck' really shows Blixa's influence and I am absolutely floored everytime I hear it. Its so good to see Nick still including 'From Her to Eternity' (same level of delivery) in its most recent live performances (last time at Primavera Porto 2018)

Band: RUSSIAN CIRCLES
Album: Empros (2011)
Track: 309 (08:49)

Band: HELMET
Album: Meantime (1992)
Track: Turned Out (04:16)

Band: CAPRICORNS
Album: Ruder forms survive (2005)
Track: 1969: A Predator among us (07:59)

Band: HELLA
Album: There's no 666 in Outer Space (2007)
Track: The Ungrateful Dead (05:38)