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ecnadniarb
on 2026-06-18 18:56 [#02646228]
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I love it when I remember it exists. Can't tell whether that is just old age or not, probably is.
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Roger Wilco
from Mo's Beans on 2026-06-22 05:54 [#02646237]
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It's so up its own arse it makes me want to listen to Ted Nugent.
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BlatantEcho
from All over (United States) on 2026-06-25 10:06 [#02646240]
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I didn't listen all the way through, but the tracks I heard just seem uninspired to me.
BOC to me always meant a walk through a psychedelic forrest full of old overgrown trees.
It was a journey, there was a point. And BOC was going to get me to that point.
You listen to Kaini Industries and you immediately understand life.
You know. You relate.
Eagle in your Mind - and you can taste the desperate hope that holds us all together.
I bought Tomorrow's Harvest and just... gave it a few listens and it did nothing. It said nothing.
I'll try to give inferno a listen, but it sounds the same. Just generic, mildly technically interesting - but with nothing to say other than 'here's another album from a band that blew up your brain 20 years ago'
It's like every smashing pumpkins album after Mellon Collie.... just a bunch of sounds. No soul, no journey to take the listener on.
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EVOL
from afx.nu/mb on 2026-07-01 09:49 [#02646262]
Points: 4956 Status: Lurker
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album is album
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Portnoy
on 2026-07-29 22:01 [#02646598]
Points: 1496 Status: Lurker
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Good songs with cool synth sounds. It’s quite varied. At one point it sounds like autechre.
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