As the ProxThink site project grows and evolves, ideas generated with ProxPatterns (PPs) in mind can help the project relate to people, processes and institutions.
We want to use ProxPatterns to relate to our users, collaborators, and ourselves as developers, as we grow. Below you'll find some thoughts along those lines. We obviously can't detail every circumstance relating to our growth and evolution. The following notes give a flavor of how ProxPatterns can be interpreted in the context (or proximity) of growth, evolution, people, processes and institutions.
You may notice that the effect of using ProxPatterns can be to view situations in a somewhat more systemic and/or holistic way, without neglecting details, and without requiring complete coherence and non-contradiction.
These growth ideas can be adapted to many kinds of situations, so they have applicability beyond the proximity of this site. If you use or adapt these ideas, we ask you to ProxReward us as a part of our IP Deal. We are developing and promoting some new ways of growing and relating. Thank you.
We'll attempt to relate to a variety of users, collaborators, and others related to the project. We'll pursue a variety of funding and support sources. We'll attempt to keep variety in our lives.
We'll attempt to honor different learning styles and users at different levels of understanding. We'll attempt to honor the feedback we receive. We'll attempt to honor our resource requirements, including our technical, business, legal and personal needs.
We'll attempt to allow some uncertainty by not having a high fixed subscription fee, by pursuing a variety of funding and support sources, and by persenting ways for people to reward us in a way that honors both their integrity and ours.
We'll attempt to avoid forcing people, processes and institutions in any particular direction as long as they abide by some ProxPatterns as well, such as relating to variety and honoring our integrity.
We'll attempt to actively involve some elements (growth, evolution, people, processes and institutions) in our proximity within the constraints of some Limits PPs.
We'll attempt to provide smooth transitions from learning ProxThink to using it, from page to page, and from beginning to more advanced concepts. We'll attempt to transition smoothly from a simple site to a more collaborative and complex site, by using other related ProxPatterns.
We'll attempt to provide independent connections between developers, users, collaborators, rewarders, and institutions without making connections so independent as to be unnecessarily impersonal, or so connected as to be overly enmeshed.
We'll attempt to focus on some processes related to growth, but given Allow Uncertainty, Relate a Variety, and Rank Depends, they often won't be the processes that every person or group would consider the most important.
We are limited in how much we can know regarding how valuable these ideas are to you. So how would we know how much to charge you? We'll acknowledge the limits of what we can do, by opening up some aspects of development, management and collaboration to others.
We'll never know all the ways people might use or misuse the ProxThink set of ideas. We'll never know all the ways people might profit by it and not reward us. We'll never know all the ways it might help people.
We'll understand how the value of the ProxThink set of ideas will be different to different people, processes and institutions, based on their unique proximity or ProxSets. And that we'll never know how that value, or rank, might change if different elements or relationships in their proximity or ProxSets were considered.
We'll attempt to increase awareness of the ProxThink site. Through openness to collaboration and feedback, we'll attempt to increase our awareness of ways to improve and extend the site.
We'll attempt to introduce related improvements, examples, links, people, and processes. We ask users to send us related examples and ideas.
We'll attempt to make relevant ideas, examples and questions more proximate. We'll attempt to make the ProxThink set of ideas more proximate to people who might benefit from them.
We'll create links between ideas, concepts, growth, rewards, users, collaborators, etc. And between various relevant people, processes and institutions.
We'll attempt to group or ungroup ideas, tasks, people and processes as appropriate, subject to other relevant ProxPatterns.
You may have noticed how ProxPatterns were sometimes explicitly related in the points above. Beyond those instances, we'll attempt to relate the PPs, the above thoughts, and other growth ideas as well.


While the Grateful Dead may have reached their official end earlier this year, three of the band's surviving core members have decided to continue on by forming a new supergroup with guitarist John Mayer, and they are planning their debut for this fall.
The Grateful Dead famously shuttered their career earlier this year with the "Fare Thee Well" shows, which took place in Chicago and featured Phish's Trey Anastasio on guitar, as the Inquisitr previously reported. Any notion of retirement seems to have been short-lived, however, as three of the band's "Core Four" members have now signed on to the new project, Dead & Company, which will feature Mayer taking on the late Jerry Garcia's role.
While well-known for his guitar prowess, Mayer is an extremely recent fan of the band, first finding himself attracted to their music in 2011. As Billboard reports, it was the Dead's classic Althea that caught the guitarist's ear while he was listening on Pandora.
Dead & Company are scheduled to make their debut later this fall, on Halloween night at Madison Square Garden, as Rolling Stone reports. Guitarist Bob Weir and percussionists Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart are set to team with Mayer in the group, which will be rounded out by the Allman Brothers' Oteil Burbridge on bass and Ratdog keyboardist Jeff Chimenti. Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh will not be a part of Dead & Company, preferring instead to focus on his own project, Phil Lesh and Friends.
Interestingly, the group originally approached Phish bassist Mike Gordon about potentially joining them, but according to Weir, Gordon's schedule wouldn't allow for him to take part.
Though their first concerts are still months away, John Mayer also revealed that he has been practicing with the former Grateful Dead members since March in anticipation of the first Dead & Company shows.


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Top 10 "Whoa" Uses of Technology According to Holly Herndon
I've been listed in tandem with a couple of projects I've collaborated on in Dummy Mag compiled by tech aware artist Holly Herndon. Standing next to technologies such as OSC and being grouped with artists no less than Andrew Benson and Kyle McDonald is a great honor to say the least.
Holly Herndon: BARRY THREW is an artist, engineer, friend and collaborator who has done incredible things in the realm of instrument design and the development of immersive audio visual environments ( perhaps best characterized by his work as technical lead of RECOMBINANT MEDIA LABS ). This video is of a projection mapping project he developed with Obscura Digital to illuminate the entire Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in the UAE, which is an unbelievable technical and aesthetic achievement.
These projects are prime examples of the use of experiential technology for spatial cinema presentation. This kind of augmented and alternative reality will continue to make an appearance. It has a unique ability to deal with physical space and digital content in a way that is compelling in a culture where sense of place is increasingly ambiguous. The use of digital technologies to create new spaces for the body to experience work runs counter to its normal role of breaking down geographic barriers, and makes this kind of work relevant and timely.
Both of these projects were both massive collaborations with teams from around the world. Recombinant Media Labs would not be possible without a very large list of contributors over the years, but in its current incarnation Naut Humon and Vance Galloway keep the show alive. The Mosque was an even larger undertaking, with the entire Obscura team working non-stop to ensure its success, especially the unsinkable Mary Franck who lead show control and development on this installation.
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Immersive Media, Installation, Technology
UAE National Day Grand Mosque Architectural Projection Mapping
SFAI Design and Technology Salon: Shared Feedback
2011 Year End Review
The Art, Technology, and Culture Colloquium: Naut Humon & V. Vale
"Illuminique" Holiday Historic Dome Architectural Projection Mapping
Obscura's 'Emergence' Illuminates Exploratorium Opening on April 17th
Hot Spots; SFAI Projection Mapping Panel
Obscura Digital Transforms Sydney Opera House for YouTube Symphony Orchestra 2011

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"These stars of earth, these golden flowers."
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We all get tired of our home decor from time to time, but redoing entire rooms, from fixtures to flooring , doesn't always make the most sense. Remodels take time, money, and experience to accomplish and can disrupt home life. A minor remodel can allow homeowners to change their decor enough to get the new home feel without causing a major inconvenience to daily life. Bathrooms lend themselves well to minor touch ups just by changing paint, vanities and lighting.
Nothing changes a room faster than a fresh coat of paint. A new color can change the look and feel of a room with just a short day's work. Paint can also make a room look newer by covering up and repairing the wear and tear that all walls experience with time. Bathroom walls undergo especially harsh conditions because of the combination of water, heat and humidity.
Homeowners should carefully select the type of paint finish for bathrooms. Semi-gloss and satin finish paints work best for bathrooms because they are easy to clean and stand up well to high traffic.
Color makes a big difference as well. Cooler colors like aquas and soothing greens are reminiscent of the ocean and create a spa atmosphere. These cooler colors also visually lower the temperature in the bathroom - not a bad side effect for a room most often linked to hot showers and hair dryers. Neutral colors also make a great choice for bathrooms and can make skin look warm in the mirror. Homeowners would be well advised to stay away from bright, bold colors, which become dated quickly.
Changing a bathroom vanity makes an immediate and drastic difference in the look and feel of a bathroom and can significantly improve storage and function. To choose the right vanity, homeowners must consider who uses the bathroom and how they use it. Do they need more room for towels or bath toys for young children? What about hiding away cosmetics, toiletries and other bathroom accoutrements? The right vanity can meet all these needs.
Vanities come in as many shapes, sizes, and finishes as there are homes; from ornate baroque style vanities to stripped down, minimalist cabinets. A bathroom cabinet makeover is limited only by the size of the bathroom (and the size of the door to get the vanity inside). A professional handyman can even custom-make a vanity based on the specific and needs of the bathroom.
Recessed lighting: Recessed and overhead lighting provides general light in a bathroom. Recessed lights often require the help of a professional handyman to install but work well in smaller bathrooms or showers.
Overhead lighting: Overhead hanging lights add style and can provide task lighting above mirrors.
Strip lighting: Strip lighting can provide bright illumination in a bathroom and reduce shadows. In small bathrooms, strip lighting could be the only lights needed.
Wall lighting: Wall lights installed by mirrors can reduce shadows as well while providing ideal lighting for grooming. Wall sconces can also highlight art or other features in a bathroom.
A bathroom makeover doesn't necessarily require a new shower, bathtub and floors. A little paint, a new vanity or new lighting can freshen and brighten any bathroom with just a little time and effort.
This article is part of the Bathroom Remodeling series. Read more for more bathroom makeover tips from Mr. Handyman.


Companies presently offering Mining job opportunities in Brisbane include Hatch, Kinnect, Komatsu..
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2 new job listings for this search have been found in the last calendar day, compared with 9 in the last 72 hours and 70 in the last week.


I love that everyone on campus is kind and friendly. I like that the professors are willing to take time to help their students. The campus is smaller, so it is easier to get around. The thing that I love the most is that the classes are small. It allows me to connect with my professors instead of being just a name on a piece of paper.
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Using the cart and 23-inch or 32-inch monitor means you can simplify your ENT instrument setup and get the high-definition images you need for effective diagnoses and treatments. The cart's integrated Mayo stand tray and wide base with additional shelving offers ample space for all necessary equipment.
The high-definition images you need, when you pair the monitor with the FocESS™ HD wireless camera and sinuscopes.
Ensure that you get the high-definition images you need by pairing our monitor with the FocESS camera. Part of the FocESS family of imaging solutions, the camera takes in-office imaging to the next level, providing clear HD images, increased freedom of movement, and an integrated light source. Together, these features translate to a better office experience for you and your patients.


designed with the mythical hero Achilles as its central theme. Corfu was Elizabeth's favourite vacation place and she built the palace because she admired Greece and its language and culture. Achilleion's location provides a panoramic view of Corfu city to the north, and across the whole southern part of the island.The architectural design was intended to represent an ancient Phaeacian palace.


Pull the plug on an NFS server. Processes that attempt to read from the NFS file system will block in state "D" until the NFS server returns, or the system is rebooted. (Blatantly plagiarized from the web because I didn't know either).
oops error with the server and i can't delete. boo.
Watch those evil Red Hat states code D Uninterruptible sleep (usually IO).


A discovery consultation is a complimentary, no obligation, 15-20 minute call where we arrange to talk through your business, blog or website ideas. You've read a bit about me, I'd love to find out more about you, what you do and how I can help you best.
When we speak, you tell me about your business, the marketplace in which you operate and the way you want to present your website online to your customers or clients.
I'll get back to you to arrange a convenient day & time to meet on the phone. If we then decide we're a good fit, I'll use the information you share with me to create a design agreement and I'll advise on how you can book your project into my schedule.
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Nokia N95 Reviews
Gizmodo reviews the Nokia N95 and writes, "I detect a decent level of grain in these 5mp shots, and the shutter lag is horrendous, but WTF, it's a 5mp camera with a Carl Zeiss 2.8/5.6 autofocusing lens in a phone. There are great controls for ISO, white balance, sharpness, contrast, and flash. And video comes in at 640 by 480 at 30fps. Not shabby. And the editing programs are powerful, especially the photo editor's clip art feature."
MobileTechReview has also reviewed the Nokia N95 and writes, "Yes, it isn't fair to compare the Nokia N95 to a dedicated 5MP digital camera, but let's face it: we all are interested in that comparison. No, the shots aren't quite as good as this and last year's 5MP digital cameras. Generally speaking there's more JPEG noise reduction done by the N95's internal image processing software (though not as much as the N73 whose photos could look a tad painted) and more sharpening. And a dedicated camera is better for low light photography (still Nokia's weakness, though the N95's night mode generates the best dark room photos to date on a Nokia phone). But some of our photos came darned close, and in some cases surpassed our dedicated slim 5MP Samsung camera for capturing detail like the drops of water on the carrots below, and offering better contrast on the lava rocks in the Buddha photo. Still images are generally very sharp, colourful, well exposed with a faint purple bias."
Infosync reviews the Nokia N95 and writes, "Pictures taken with the phone were among the best we've seen on camera phones, with the exception of the Sony Ericsson Cyber Shot line, perhaps, which also use the Carl Zeiss optics. We still don't think the image will replace a good, dedicated camera, but images from the camera would have been fine for Web publishing or small print jobs. The phone includes plenty of camera options, including various shutter modes for fast-moving subjects or night time portraits. The phone also has a variety of transfer options, including e-mail, printing, IR transfer and Bluetooth capabilities, as well as direct access to Flickr accounts."
CNET has also a review for the Nokia N95 and they write, "We were impressed by the quality of photos and videos the N95 produced, as one would hope with a 5-megapixel lens. Pictures boasted vibrant colours and sharp lines and edges, and unlike some smart phones, the N95 didn't require you to have a super steady hand to get a clear shot. The camera phone also did a decent job with night time pictures, though they were still pretty dim. Video quality was also good. There wasn't any of that graininess that sometimes plagues videos shot by camera phones. We also wanted to mention the camera's interface, as we found it extremely easy to use and change camera settings, which can sometimes be challenging when you don't have a touch screen."
PCMag reviews the Nokia N95 and writes, "On outdoor shots, our digital camera analyst, Terry Sullivan, judged the N95's 5MP shooter to be quite good, if a little high in contrast. It delivered vibrant colour, didn't wash out bright areas or fringe lines, and had just a few jaggies in the shadows. Under low light with no flash, the N95 took fairly decent photos, as long as the target wasn't moving. There was some colour noise, but no more than you'd expect. … That said, the N95 suffers from two major, common cameraphone pitfalls. First, it has possibly the world's slowest autofocus. If the camera thinks it has focused properly already, you're treated to a sprightly 0.5-second shutter delay. But if it doesn't, you're stuck waiting up to two full seconds for the damn thing to focus. Second, the N95 is graced with a worse-than-nothing flash, leading to poor indoor performance. Shots taken indoors sometimes looked either blurry from the low shutter speed or grainy from the forced high ISO. In addition, the "flash" gives everything a vaguely blue cast."
Vnunet have also reviewed the Nokia N95 and finish with, "there's that camera. At five megapixels, it's the most powerful yet seen on a mobile phone in the UK (the X-Cute phone also on sale uses a three-megapixel camera and guesses what the in-between pixels would be – so calling it a six-megapixel camera isn't quite right). The Nokia N95 still doesn't have an optical zoom but at least the lens is courtesy of Carl Zeiss, and is auto-focus, rather than fixed focus. Sony Ericsson's earlier flagship cameraphone, the 3.2-megapixel K800i, was let down by an erratic lens cover which tended to pop open and drain the battery."
3G reviews the Nokia N95 and writes, "The Nokia N95 offers a powerful 5 megapixel camera with a Carl Zeiss Tessar 2.8/5.6 mm lens, auto focus and flash. Pictures are shown on the impressive 2.6 inch display. You can upload your photos directly from your camera phone to the Flickr online photo community. At 30 frames per second, you can easily capture moving objects. … The result is a camera phone that produces results close to digital camera quality but with some limitations. The main observation would be limited sharpness / blurry results. However, unless you closely examine the results you may never notice anything adverse."
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According to Marshall McLuhan, "The medium is the message." Have you ever heard this saying? Have you ever wondered what it meant? What is a medium? Moreover, what in the world does this have to do with the Bible?
First, what is a medium? Per Webster's dictionary , a medium is a means of effecting or conveying something.
What does it mean that the medium is the message? Well to be honest when I first heard this saying I thought it was about how the medium determines how the message is communicated. If we look at water as the message and a balloon as the medium water takes the shape of the balloon. Water is not a balloon but it takes the shape of the balloon so in the same way the method (medium) of communication determines the how the message is delivered. Now I am not saying this is not true because to a large extent that is true the medium determines how the message is communicated, however, that is not nearly as important as the fact that the medium itself is the message.
Each medium communicates a very specific message and not only that but the medium shapes the way you view and interact with the world. Most people have a primary medium they prefer and that medium has rules, standards, points of view, and more importantly functions. The medium you choose will influence your other choices in life. Notice I said influence and not control because while some might suggest that your medium dominates your decisions I am not willing to go that far. I know you might still be wondering what this has to do with the Bible but track with me for a moment.
I do not intend to debate the merits of various electronic mediums except to point out a few things. If we look at a medium like texting we see that the message is, or at least could be, get your point across as quickly as possible. Full sentences are not needed and are somewhat prohibitive in this. The point of a text message is not to get across a full idea but the essence of what you want to say. You would not say "I think that is a good idea we should probably do that" but "k." The problem is that the messages communicated through this medium are often taken wrong or out of context. The message of this medium is not to understand complex thoughts but to quickly communicate. A problem that we have is people have mistaken the message to be "here is an effective way to communicate our thoughts" but that is not the message. We have mistaken the message and in doing so misapplied the use of the medium. Texting is not meant for in-depth communicate but for short messaging hence the name SMS (short message service).
Another medium is the TV. The TV is by far a much larger medium and much more influential than texting but it still has a message. Yes, the TV delivers many individual messages but the TV has an overarching message as a medium. What is that message? I am going with relax and be entertained. I think there is also a possibility that the message is to stop thinking or at a minimum think less and think without context (that is without reference). But that is a little combative so I will just work off the entertainment hypothesis. If the message is to be entertained then we have to make sure, like texting, we understand that. Yes, there are programs not specifically designed to entertain but they will still have an entertainment factor in order to compete for your viewership.
So again, the question that must be asked is what does this have to do with the Bible? The Bible says in Hebrews 1:3 that Jesus is the exact or express image of the invisible God. It also says that He is the image of God in Colossians 1:7, that He is the Word of God in John 1:1. It is important to know that the medium is the message because Jesus is the medium of the Father. Jesus conveys something from the Father. When we understand that we can look to see what the message is and the message is clear. God loves you, God desires a relationship with you, and God desires you. The message in the person of Christ is you are wanted and loved. You are forgiven. Jesus says for God so loved the world that he gave His only Son so that everyone who believes in Him would have eternal life and that is a powerful message.
Now if mediums not only have a message but shape how you view and interact with the world then how does the message of Jesus as the Father's medium affect and shape your interactions with the world? First off to be clear it should. It should drastically shape your world view. Everything you do should be Christocentric meaning that it has Christ at the center. The way you treat your family should be Christ-centered. The way you treat strangers should be Christ-centered. The way you think should be Christ-centered. Everything should be Christ-centered because you are centered in Christ. As a Christian, you not only have a relationship with Jesus but you are in Him and He is in you. But the questions was not how should it affect you but how does it affect you? You are the only one who can answer that question.
If it is true that the medium is the message, then the fact that Jesus is the medium of God is huge. There is no greater message that can be delivered. It is important to not misapply the message that is Jesus as many have done. Jesus as the medium and the message is paramount in understanding God. If you want to know God better then it comes through knowing Christ.


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Music From The Labyrinth: Part One – Minotauro Records…
Music From The Labyrinth: Part One
By Andy "Dinger" Beresky
So….I was record shopping in lovely downtown Northampton one fateful afternoon, and ran into this dude Glenn, who works for the Italian label Minotauro Records. I'm not sure exactly how his collaboration with the label came to pass, though we got to talking music: cool bands from New England we'd both been big on, such as Ogre, whose back catalog was re-released by Minotauro Records, incidentally. At any rate, all good things come to an end, and when Glenn and I parted ways, we planned on staying in touch, and he said he'd send me some stuff to review over at Taste Nation LLC. Well, as it turned out, he sent me quite a bit of material to review!! I was thinking of different ways to approach this, maybe figure out what the priorities are, see if any of the writers wanted to take on some of the work. It seems that everyone else here at Taste Nation always has a ton on their plate, and this was kind of my pet project, so I decided that I'd just forge ahead and do a feature on Minotauro, and basically write mini-reviews of each of the albums that Glenn sent me.
Now, that's STILL a lot for me to take in and process, and like a lot of my creative endeavors, it really took on a life of its own. With that being said, I've decided that I'm going to break down the feature into two parts, with a longer biographical element on Minotauro in the second part of the feature.
Without further adieu, strap on your shields folks, as we take a trip into the labyrinth, the lair of the Minotaur, in search of our proverbial Daedalus within the dark depths of Italian underground doom and metal….
Where The Sun Comes Down – Welcome
Minotauro – 2017
This collaboration between Death SS founding member Thomas Hand Chaste and Alex Scardavian, who played with Paul Chain, has some of the more interesting cover art I've seen of late. It looks like a child's drawing done with magic markers, though it's none-the-less intriguing, especially given the reputation of the folks involved. This led me to reach for this album first and foremost. What I really liked about it was that it bucked all cliches of metal and doom in general, and I had no idea what to expect when I pressed play on the album. Would it be similar to Paul Chain's material post Death SS? Even then, Chain's projects and various solo albums haven't all sounded the same, and have explored various styles and aspects of his personality. Would Where The Sun Comes Down opt for a more psychedelic or space rock sound?
Welcome by Where The Sun Comes Down
It's actually pretty close to what I'd initially expected: ultra raw cult doom with dramatic, emotional, over-the-top vocals, noisy, blown out Sabbathian riffing, off the cuff guitar and saxophone solos, a sparse yet powerful rhythm section, and haunting keyboards, all delivered with a heavy emphasis on atmosphere, theatrics and the bizarre. I don't pull any punches and I'm not going to do so here either: it's called "cult doom" for a reason. It's not going to appeal to everyone, and it's not meant to. The vocals alone are a hard sell, as they're all over the place and quite frequently strained and/or out of tune. That's not a deal breaker for me personally, as they have moments when they really shine, and they're a vital part of the whole experience. They add a flair for the avante garde, and they make me feel like I'm living in a horror movie for the duration of the album. This is the perfect soundtrack for October….
Grand Delusion – Supreme Machine
Sweden's The Grand Delusion play pretty traditional doom metal with a focus on the metal. Blending Black Sabbath, NWOBHM and 80's metal influences with Wino inspired biker blues licks, big stoner tones, and just enough experimentation with psychedelic sections and additional instrumentation to keep things interesting. The vocals also offer up a nice cross-section of influence and variety, from the full throated bellows of the first two tracks, to the Iron Maiden-esque epicness of the two-part "Trail Of The Seven Scorpions" and the operatic choir chants of "Imperator."
Supreme Machine by Grand Delusion
This is a really solid release. I like the production a lot – it's fairly clean and polished, and the sheer variety of cool guitar tones and well written compositions benefit from this approach. There's a lot of more mid to uptempo sections, which keeps it from feeling like a slog. They're not reinventing the wheel by any means, as that's a tough feet with doom. However, if you're bored of the same monotonous stoner doom fare, this is both a bit more nuanced and upbeat. It wears its influences well, giving them all a chance to shine and never sounding merely derivative.
Kroh – Altars
Birmingham UK occult doom crew Kroh also bring a refreshing take to the table with their second album. With a new lineup and new vocalist, Polish born Oliwia Sobieszek, they craft a captivating, dark and mesmerizing take on traditional doom metal. This sound revolves heavily around the powerful and ever prominent vocals and slim song arrangements. None of the tunes overstay their welcome, all clocking in at under the five minute mark or so, which is a mixed blessing. In one sense, it makes the album stand out, a concise statement trimmed of all excess. On the other hand, sometimes the lack of expansive parts makes the songs feel stifled and abrupt. There's also the impending sense of predictability when all the songs follow a similar format. I personally like a bit of decadence here and there, and I certainly like variety. It's the spice of life, as a wise woman once sagely stated. With all that being said, this is a great record, and makes ample space for improvement on future albums.
Altars by Kroh
It's worth noting that the guitar sound on this album is one of the meanest and most distinctive I've heard in recent years. It's got that massively distorted, "swarm of bees" hyper-fuzz going on, and it also retains much of the notes clarity rather than just becoming a blur of notes. This alone makes this one worth a listen, just hearing those righteous, crushingly oppressive guitar riffs coupled with the haunting vocals.
Ufosonic Generator – The Evil Smoke Possession
Well, once again, this is totally not what I was expecting based on the name, illustrating the old adage that you can't judge a book by its cover. I was expecting something a little more space-y, of the more cosmic doom variety, and that's simply not the case. Ufosonic Generator play pretty straightforward stoner metal, complete with Garcia inspired vocals, uptempo songs with righteous boogie breakdowns, a rock solid rhythm section, and scorching guitar solos. The songs are a bit paint by numbers – you're not going to get many surprises, and the influences are the usual suspects: Black Sabbath, Kyuss, Dozer. You get the idea; it's a tried and true one.
The Evil Smoke Possession by Ufosonic Generator
I dig what Ufosonic Generator are doing on this album. Its approach is both charming and disarming, just four peeps really going for that proverbial "it", with songs served meat and potatoes style, lean and mean. There's certainly some standout tracks with killer riffs going on throughout. I'm not going to spoil the magic by giving you the play-by-play, song-by-song analysis. You're going to have to do the heavy lifting and figure out for yourself which songs make your mind soar and your booty shake.
Funeral Marmoori – The Deer Woman
Italy's Funeral Marmoori have a classic doom sound with a 70's horror tinged vibe, thanks largely to the excellent usage of Farfisa organs, which make them sound like a more evil version of Deep Purple or Uriah Heep at times. It's cool to hear a band that has such an intense interplay between the guitars and keyboards, just like the days of old. They wear some of their other influences on their sleeves, a bit of Saint Vitus styled gonzo guitar solos, some vocal mannerisms reminiscent of Lee Dorrian's work in Cathedral, and of course a heavy debt to all things Paul Chain. Hell, they even cover a Death SS song, "Profanation."
The Deer Woman by Funeral Marmoori
One of the things I really like about this album is the way that the vocals alternate between sounding more theatrical and more psychedelic. Similarly, there's excellent variation in the guitar parts: sometimes we're treated to righteous Sabbath-inspired riffs, other times more otherworldly explorations and introspective moments. The thing that really makes this one work for me is the rhythm section – the busy bass and drum work keep things moving forward. The Deer Woman never gets dragged down into the gloomy realms of excessively downtempo dirges, while the music always retains its evil edge. Highly recommended for fans of cult and traditional doom metal.
Ancient Spell – Forever In Hell
Los Angeles' Ancient Spell bring something much different to the table, with a decidedly more modern take on doom metal. It's really telling that they list Death, Slayer and Lamb Of God as influences, because they bear more resemblance to these bands than Black Sabbath or Saint Vitus. The vocals in particular are more on the death metal end of the spectrum, harsh growls and drastic screams with dark and misanthropic themes. The guitars definitely utilize those chromatic style intervals that Slayer famously made into their trademark, and alternate between a thrash chug and a doom groove. Though the tempos can get pretty quick for a more doom influenced band, they never approach anything near the breakneck tempos associated with either thrash or death metal.
Forever In Hell by Ancient Spell
in keeping with the thrash tradition, this is a pretty short and sweet album, clocking in at under 40 minutes. That's a good thing, as there's not a ton of variety. It's interesting to see a band bring together such diverse influences, and this feels like an album where they're trying to figure out how to make all of those influences come together into something coherent. While it certainly never lacks in that department (their sound is fluid and polished, and never sounds forced), I think they have a lot of room to grow and try other things. I'd love to see them incorporate some of the aforementioned faster parts, some death or black metal styled tremolo picking, some super slow doom bridges and breakdowns. Forever In Hell seems like a great jumping off point for a band that has lots of room to grow and develop.
Tony Tears – Follow The Signs of The Times
Wow, what an opening to an album!! This one starts off with a brief intro that could straight up be a Goblin track that's part of a D'Argento soundtrack. It nails that sound with a combination of synth washes, blurps and appergiated chords, overlaid with creepy, demonic voices. From there, we're treated to more cult, esoteric doom in the traditional Italian style – darkly dramatic vocals reminiscent of King Diamond, 70's metal riffs, ever present keyboards and a battering ram rhythm section of bass and drums. True to form, they even cover a Paul Chain song.
I really dig on the production job here. For me personally, cult doom has to have just the right production: grimy and cavernous, yet with enough clarity to let each individual instrument shine. Follow The Signs of The times showcases exactly how this is pulled off. I also really enjoyed the three shorter tracks (intro, an interlude, and an outro) that pull off that Italian horror soundtrack vibe so convincingly. It's always great to hear a band so refined in their craft! Apparently Tony Tears started off as a solo outlet for Antonio Polidori, though he has since added a full band of backing and touring musicians, and I must say that I'm impressed with the results.
My Silent Wake – Damnatio Memoriae
Hailing from England, My Silent Wake are another band in the world of doom with decidedly modern influences, most noticeably of the death metal/goth metal variety. However, that ain't the end of the story. There's also a modern progressive slant to the songwriting and arrangements that keeps things fresh and dare I say, lively? Take the intro to the song "Highwire" for example, with its bouncing bassline and bursts of jazzy, dissonant chords. The album is loaded with tons of tempting little musical moments like this, and it makes for a rather refreshing listen.
Damnatio Memoriae by My Silent Wake
Basically, if you're into The Peaceville Three….you're going to like this. I'm generally not into the more goth doom bands like Paradise Lost, Anathema, and My Dying Bride. I do like this album by My Silent Wake, as it's got a lot of variation, tons of twists and turns. The keyboards add a nice texture, it 's got a clear production, some strategic usage of guest musicians, and they've clearly got the chops. Fans of the bands I've mentioned should give this a swing, it's rather righteous in its ambition and scope of vision.
Misantropus – The Gnomes
Oh cool, another album with some truly bizarre and iconoclastic cover art, this one a simple cartoon looking drawing of what I'd assume to be a trio of green gnomes. I've talked earlier about the lack of longer numbers in discussing the other albums, and although this Misantropus album is rather short on the whole, tracking in at just above 35 minutes, it's only four songs. So….we're treated to a 9 and a half minute opening track and closer pushing the 13 minute mark.
http://www.minotaurorecords.com/shop/cd/misantropus-the-gnomes-copy/
These guys are obviously into the occult, as the song titles indicate. "The Gnomes (Ariel)", "The Salamander (Mikhael)", "Undines (Gabriel)" and "Elis (Raphael)" all connect an elemental spirit to the corresponding archangel for each of the Greek elements: earth, fire, water, and air. It's obviously some kind of concept album, or ritual invocation – only the creators, an Italian duo, would know for certain. It definitely creates an air of mystery and intrigue. Musically, it's an equally odd piece, consisting mainly of a variations on one stripped down guitar and bass riff with a trance-like drum beat. There's a guest guitar solo on the second track, and some cool ambient synth passages that bookmark the beginning and end of the album, and zero vocals. Their stripped down instrumental approach levies them in my eyes as the Karma To Burn of Italian cult doom.
Once again, this is not going to be everyone's cup of tea. It's extremely monotonous, with very few changes, even from song to song. And while this may sound boring to some, and honestly left me pretty non-plussed initially, I found myself out humming those riffs in my head as I went out and ran my errands today. There's something rather captivating and enchanting about them. If this sounds like your kind of jams, hey….I'd encourage you to give it a listen.
Additional Links to Minotauro Records:
http://www.minotaurorecords.com/https://
www.facebook.com/minotaurorecords/
https://minotaurorecords.bandcamp.com/
Tags: Ancient Spell, doom, Funeral Doom, Funeral Marmoori, Grand Delusion, heavy metal, Heavy Psychedelic Rock, Heavy Rock, Italian Record Label, Italy, Kroh, Matthew Thomas, metal, Minotauro Records, Misantropus, Music Blog, Music Company, My Silent Wake, occult rock, Taste Nation LLC, Tony Tears, Ufosonic Generator, Where The Sun Comes Down
Wolf Parade "Cry, Cry, Cry" Album Review + Stream…
Wolf Parade
Cry, Cry, Cry – Vinyl // CD // Cassette Tape // DD
Sub Pop Records – released October 6, 2017
Reviewed by Zachary "+Norway+" Turner
Arlen Thompson – Drums
Dante DeCaro – Bass
Dan Boeckner – Guitar, Vocals
Spencer Krug – Keyboard, vocals
Previous Releases:
(2003) Self-released: 4 Song EP
(2005) Sub Pop Records: Self Titled EP
(2005) Sup Pop: Apologies to the Queen Mary
(2008) Sup Pop: At Mount Zoomer
(2010) Sub Pop: Expo 86
(2016) Sub Pop: Apologies To the Queen Mary – Reissue // Deluxe Edition
Lazarus Online 03:25
You're Dreaming 03:39
Valley Boy 03:38
Incantation 04:22
Flies on the Sun 03:42
Baby Blue 06:00
Weaponized 06:39
Who Are Ya 03:43
Am I an Alien Here 03:36
Artificial Life 03:48
King of Piss and Paper 04:47
Cry Cry Cry by Wolf Parade
A Little History and Review:
Wolf Parade are an Indie Rock band from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. They formed in April of 2003 by Spencer Krug and original was a two piece with Dan Boeckner and a drum machine. Later Arlen Thompson joined and "the newly formed trio rehearsed as a full band only the day before their first show. During the tour, Wolf Parade recorded and released their self-titled debut EP." In September, Hadji Bakara joined as the keyboardist. A year later "the band traveled to Portland, Oregon to record with Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock. Brock had recently signed the band to Sub Pop when he was an A&R man for the label at the time." There is surprise that Wolf Parade's early work is heavily influenced by Isaac and the crew over at Modest Mouse. The similarities still exist with "Cry, Cry, Cry" to a lesser extent as each band stands firmly on their own footing well enough!!
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This is Wolf Parade's first release in seven years. In 2011 the band announced they were going into an indefinite hiatus, but in early 2016 they were back together and expecting to record another album. (More info on the Bandcamp page for the album)
At moments it sounds like Spencer sounds like Singer/Songwriter Pete Yorn. The music itself is very 90's Indie Rock with 80's influenced synth parts. Kind of like the early era of The Flaming Lips and the aforementioned Modest Mouse.
The sound is warm when the synths are present otherwise it sounds like garage rock with an indie flavor. The instrumentation varies as the songs progress, there are elements of many sub-genres like post punk, garage rock, indie rock, some pop and others. That is why there are such a strange mix of influences/sounds kind of like… There are also influences R.E.M. or even The Violent Femmes. At moments they sound kind of like Ours or even a more poppy Muse. The album almost sounds like it belongs in a 90s coming of age film (calling Molly Ringwald!)
Track-by-Track:
Lazarus Online – As an opening track it introduction to what part of the album has in store. The vocal style is introduced and he doesn't stray too far from it throughout the album. There are some synths and keyboard parts but they do not dominate much. It is mostly a new Radio Rock track.
You're Dreaming – This track introduces the other part of what you will hear, upbeat repetitive synth parts and almost Pop sounding tracks. The music is very patterned; there are some vocals then the synth comes back and then vocals again. The way the vocals are processed makes it seem very dream like. It isn't a bad thing, it just makes the song seem like it does come from a different place.
Valley Boy – This is a track that has a wall of sound with the vocals almost inaudible when the other's instruments are playing. But there are parts where there is no music and brief moments of only vocals which is helpful. Going back to that "sounds like it's from a movie" thing, this sounds like it would go after a scene of a friend moving away and then coming back and talking to someone they left behind.
Incantation – This song's style goes back to what the first song set up. It has a sing along feel, not like a kid's song, but one you sing to in the car when it comes on the radio. It is a night driving song. (Mainly because it has a distant feel and keeps focus but also distracts a little bit.)
Flies on the Sun – This song almost sounds like a Fuel song. It is a slow, get your lighters out type of song. It sounds like a song that would play after an emotional fight in this imaginary film that happened in my head while I listened to the album.
Baby Blue – After the almost Foreplay (an intro by Boston) sounding intro we go back to the Pete Yorn and Fuel sounding song that is the majority of the album. This track also adds a faster paced back end that is almost like Incantation.
Weaponized – This track is the closest to the first track. It also has an almost dance beat to the drumming until halfway through when it turns to just voice and piano. Then it slowly builds back up to the dancing beat.
Who Are Ya – Who Are Ya is a strange song compared to the rest of this album. It has a very familiar sound that I can't place for the life of me… At the end it has almost Emerson Lake and Palmer feeling keyboard parts at the end.
Am I an Alien Here – This song sounds like the sequel to Valley Boy and You're Dreaming in the nonexistent movie for this in my head. It sounds like an almost triumphant song but has a blueness to it that keeps it from feeling happy. Much like the I in the song itself I guess.
Artificial Life – Is the most Post-Punk sounding song on this album. There are synths and repeating rhythms. The vocals are delivered in faster motion, than most of the other's songs. It also sounds like the first track of the album.
King of Piss and Paper – This song feels like it is a continuation, or a part two, of Am I an Alien Here. They both have a similar sonic feel. This song is slightly darker in the lyrics but lighter in the instruments.
Reading over the review makes it seem like I did not like the album, but I did I really enjoy how they combine classic rock sounds with newer more modern rock. This is a good and solid album you should definitely take a listen if the comparisons I made interest you, definitely pick this one up or take a listen HERE.
https://www.facebook.com/pg/WolfParadeMusic/about/?ref=page_internal
http://www.wolfparade.com/
https://wolfparade.bandcamp.com/album/cry-cry-cry
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_Parade
Tags: Album Review, Album Stream, alternative rock, British Columbia, Canada, Cry Cry Cry, indie rock, Matthew Thomas, Montreal, Music Blog, Music Company, Post-Punk, Québec, Sub Pop, Taste Nation LLC, Wolf Parade
Earth Drive "Stellar Drone" Album Review + Stream…
Earth Drive
Stellar Drone – CD // DD
Raging Planet – released June 10, 2017 (DD) & October 20, 2017 (CD)
Hermano Marques – Vocals and guitar
Luis Silva – Bass
Luis Eustáquio – Drums
Sara Antunes – Vocals
2014 Known by the Ancients
2015 Planet Mantra
Lactomeda 01:49
Known by the Ancients 07:01
Dead Blood for the Royal Weather 07:14
Two Temple Place 09:36
Stellar Drone 10:59
Are we Drowning in Digits 06:13
Magical Train 05:07
Earth Drive – Stellar Drone by ragingplanet
The band have their album described as an "Addictive cosmic journey, one entrancing hybrid embracing heavy psych riffs and sweet vocal harmonies." The album does have those elements of that. When Hermano is singing it sounds like Jane's Addiction but heavier and more distortion on the voice. The parts when Sara takes over it sounds like either Belly or Hole. When they sing together it sounds almost new, but still has those influences. So in shorter terms; they gave their album a good description.
Lactomeda – Is a Spanish term for the Milky Way Collision with Andromeda. The cover even seems to be depicting it. The song is a collision of Noise Rock and Space Rock. It is almost sludgy for a noise song but in pace but it is also fast for a space song. It is a good intro for what the rest of the album holds.
Known by the Ancients – Here is where the Jane's Addiction comes in (Especially in the 3 minute area). This song is more of noise than of space origin. This is a heavy rock song, Hermano comes in at the last two minutes and makes the song seem even heavier.
Dead Blood for the Royal Weather – This is one of the more radio friendly songs, even though it is eight minutes. It plays it safe and doesn't do anything too crazy. It stays on the cusp of being space and noise.
Two Temple Place – This is the first true Space Rock sounding sounds and as it moves along it introduces some of the harmonies the description on bandcamp mentions. It is a slow song with slow vocals with stretched out chords with reverb and drum fill. That is until the 3 minute mark; more drums and distortion to the guitar is added and everything gets slightly faster. At around the four minute mark the tempo changes again and is like Known by the Ancients.
Stellar Drone (Favorite track) – This track is more spacey than the previous track but it is also faster and more distorted and changes tempo a few more times.
Are we Drowning in Digits – This song is almost like a continuation of Two Temple Place. It sounds very similar but has more "Normal" Rock influences.
Magical Train – This is the most radio friendly track and could have been released as a single to promote the album. It is also the song that reminds my the most of Hole (the first album.) Sara really goes in on this track and gives a great performance. It is like the previous track but stays on the heavy rock side of music.
Review (Continued):
Musically, Earth Drive are bringing back the 90's Noise Rock and helping to bring back Space Rock (in the more expansive tracks). During the mostly instrumental parts it sounds almost like a soundtrack to a late 80's sci-fi movie. In some ways it sounds like it is two separate ideas for an album that were pieced together but it is done well so it doesn't sound too different. To paraphrase the TV Series "Stranger Things" – 'The Upside Down'".
This is a very easy first listen and is also very accessible because the stretches of odyssey are in between more pop/rock radio-ish oriented tracks. If you have any interest in Space Rock or a modern take on it with influences with 90's Noise Rock, you should take a listen.
There are two choices either from the Raging Planet (For a physical and/or digital) Bandcamp HERE or the band's HERE !!! (Where you can get the full digital discography)
https://www.facebook.com/pg/earthdrivesound/about/?ref=page_internal
Tags: Album Review, Album Stream, alternative rock, doom, Earth Drive, experimental, female voice sludge stoner Lisboa, Hard Rock, hardcore, Matthew Thomas, metal, Music Blog, Music Company, Portugal, Progressive Metal, psychedelic, punk, Raging Planet Records, Stellar Drone, Taste Nation LLC
Octopussy "Dwarfs and Giants" Album Review + Stream…
Dwarfs and Giants – CD // Digital Download
Independent: Released – Nov 10th, 2017
Reviewed by Mike Hackenschmidt
Jan Babiński – vocals
Konrad Ciesielski – drums
Piotr Danielewicz – guitars
Michał Banasik – guitars
Marcin Bąkowski – bass guitar
Michał Koziorowski – keys
Dwarfs & Giants by Octopussy
Ring ring… Ring ring…
(Man on receiver) – Hi! You've reached Octopussy. How can we help you?
(Caller) Hi this is the late 60's and early 70's! Who am I speaking with? We want our sound back.
(Octopussy) – Well you certainly called the right people. Where should we start?
(60's/70's) – How about some funky, bass driven rock?
(Octopussy) – Can do
(60's/70's) – Hendrix inspired guitar work?
(Octopussy) – Check
(60's/70's) – Disco vocals?!?
(Octopussy) – uhhhh… let's keep that to one track…
(60's/70's) – I was only kidding on that one.
(Octopussy) – Well too late. You're getting it. It fits with the funk track anyway. We'll stick to a more bluesy, psychedelic groove for the rest of the album. Maybe a splash of southern rock but not too much. Sound okay for ya?
(60's/70's) – So how about the vocals on the remaining tracks?
(Octopussy) – We're going with a mix of smooth melodic, and raspy blues… plus some heavily distorted screams and speech.
(60's/70's) – Uhh.. screams?
(Octopussy) – Don't worry about it. We'll make sure it works within the context of the album.
(60's/70's) – In that case, we demand a ballad.
(Octopussy) – Sure. But it's going to be trippy as fuck and really short.
(60's/70's) – I feel you don't much like compromise.
(Octopussy) – Not at all
(60's/70's) – Great. I can't wait to hear it.
(Reader) – Me too.
Uhhhhhhhhhh…. OK then. Links are below:
https://octopussyband.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/octopl/
Tags: Album Review, Album Stream, Blues, Blues Rock, Dwarfs and Giants, Gdynia, Hard Rock, Independent, Live Music, Matthew Thomas, Music Blog, Music Company, Octopussy, Poland, Retro Rock, Rock, Rock 'N Roll, rock & roll, southern rock, Stoner Rock, Taste Nation LLC, Vintage Rock
Sumokem "The Guardian of Yosemite" Album Review + Stream + Vinyl Release…
Posted on 01/11/2018 at 12:33 pm.
Sumokem
The Guardian of Yosemite – CD // DD (released October 6, 2017)
Cursed Tongue Records – Limited Vinyl (100) // TP Edition Vinyl w/ 7″ (20)
// Jet Black Vinyl (200)
Reviewed by Eric Layhe
Attack of the Mammoth (7:52)
Warning (6:44)
War Pipe / Rite of the Calumet (7:38)
Ogama (8:43)
Tisayac (9:34)
Mescalito/Meeting of the Half Moon (7:02)
Nantucket (10:05)
Emerald [digital-only bonus track] (4:05)
Jacob Sawrie – Vox/Rhythm
Drew Skarda – Percussion
Tyler Weaver – Lead
Dustin Weddle – Bass
Josh Ingram (RIP) – Lead
Alan Wells – Bass
The Guardian of Yosemite by SUMOKEM
To say the least, 2017 has been a huge year for heavy music. The year has granted us several new releases, most notably Mastodon's Emperor of Sand. However, the music world often functions like archaeology – The deeper you dig, the more treasures you will find such as the gargantuan slab of Doom that is Sumokem's "The Guardian of Yosemite".
When I say gargantuan, I mean it. Each tune on this release is not only long, but feels like it has been custom-tailored to be as gigantic as possible, from the performance to the production to the composition. Every riff hits like a Warhammer to the temple and it wouldn't feel right any other way. Each member is extremely in tune with one another and they really feel like a single living and breathing organism.
Sumokem's Special Vinyl Release Date – Friday, January 12th, 2018
http://cursedtonguerecords.bigcartel.com/product/sumokem-the-guardian-of-yosemite-2lp-ltd-blood-gold-edition
Special credit, though, goes to their lead guitarist. Every member is excellent at their instrument, but the guitar goes above and beyond to ensure that each and every solo is searing and quick, keeping the listener's attention while still progressing the song further and further down into heavier and heavier territory as the album goes on.
It's unbelievable just how heavy this album can be. It opens like a freight train, but by the time the epic-length dirge and album high point "Nantucket" begins, you can only be floored by how well Sumokem brings music back to its primordial roots. There is no feeling greater than finding a band that is both classic and novel – one that both pushes the boundaries of music while reminding us why we love it in the first place, and with its ultra-heavy prehistoric jams, Sumokem's "The Guardian of Yosemite" has given us just that.
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Music Video Premier!! Electric Age's "Silent King" Lyric Video…
Music Video World Premier!!
Taste Nation is Honored to Premier Louisiana's Electric Age's New Lyric Video "Silent King" from their Acclaimed Debut Album "Sleep of the Silent King" on Italy's Argonauta Records.
The Video was edited & mixed by Gryphus Visual!!
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Electric Age – "Silent King" From Album "Sleep of the Silent King"
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Matthew Thomas' Top 60 Albums of 2017 + Top 10 EPs + Links to Listen…
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Matthew Thomas' Top 60 Albums of 2017
Top 10 EPs of 2017 + Links to Listen & Buy…
1. Junius – Eternal Rituals for the Accretion of Light
https://junius-official.bandcamp.com/album/eternal-rituals-for-the-accretion-of-light
2. Mastodon – Emperor of Sand
http://www.mastodonrocks.com/
3. Elder – Reflections of a Floating World
https://beholdtheelder.bandcamp.com/album/reflections-of-a-floating-world
4. Samsara Blues Experiment – One With The Universe
https://samsarabluesexperiment.bandcamp.com/album/one-with-the-universe
5. Racquet Club – Racquet Club
http://riserecords.merchnow.com/catalogs/racquet-club
6. Hobosexual – Monolith
https://hobosexualmusic.bandcamp.com/album/monolith
7. Kadavar – Rough Times
http://kadavar.com/
8. Our Ceasing Voice – Free Like Tonight
http://music.our-ceasing-voice.com/album/free-like-tonight
9. Bask – Ramble Beyond
https://basknc.bandcamp.com/
10. Wolf Parade – Cry Cry Cry
11. Telekinetic Yeti – Abominable
https://telekineticyeti.bandcamp.com/album/abominable
12. Sorority Noise – You're Not As ___ As You Think
https://sororitynoise.bandcamp.com/album/youre-not-as-as-you-think
13. Ethereal Riffian – Afterlight DVD
https://etherealriffian.bandcamp.com/
14. Quicksand – Interiors
https://quicksandnyc.bandcamp.com/album/interiors
15. Spidergawd – IV
https://www.stickman-records.com/shop/spidergawd-iv/
16. Forming the Void – Relic
https://formingthevoid.bandcamp.com/album/relic
17. All Them Witches – Sleeping Through the War
https://allthemwitches.bandcamp.com/album/sleeping-through-the-war
18. House of Lightning – Self Titled
https://houseoflightning.bandcamp.com/album/house-of-lightning
19. The Black Angels – Death Song
http://theblackangels.com/
20. Pallbearer – Heartless
https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/heartless
21. Ohhms – The Fool
https://ohhms.bandcamp.com/album/the-fool
22. VOKONIS – THE SUNKEN DJINN
https://vokonis.bandcamp.com/album/the-sunken-djinn
23. Mother Mars – On Lunar Highlands
https://mothermars.bandcamp.com/
24. Crackhouse – Be No One. Be Nowhere.
https://crackhouseofficialband.bandcamp.com/album/be-no-one-be-nothing-2
25. LCD Soundsystem – American Dream
https://www.amazon.com/american-dream-LCD-Soundsystem/dp/B073Z99YP4/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1514830700&sr=1-1&keywords=lcd+soundsystem+vinyl
26. The Atomic Bitchwax – Force Field
https://theatomicbitchwax.bandcamp.com/
27. Spaceslug – Time Travel Dilemma
https://spaceslug.bandcamp.com/album/time-travel-dilemma
28. Slowdive – Self Titled
https://slowdive.bandcamp.com/album/slowdive
29. Nekromant – Snakes and Liars
https://nekromant.bandcamp.com/album/snakes-liars
30. Frozen Planet…1969 – From the Centre of A Parallel Universe
https://peppershakerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/from-the-centre-of-a-parallel-universe
31. Egypt – Cracks and Lines
https://egypt1.bandcamp.com/
32. Electric Orange – EOXXV
https://electricorange.bandcamp.com/album/eoxxv
33. Electric Age – Sleep of the Silent King
https://electricagela.bandcamp.com/album/sleep-of-the-silent-king
34. Comacozer – Kalos Eidos Skopeo
https://comacozer.bandcamp.com/album/kalos-eidos-skopeo
35. Pink Frost – New Minds
https://pinkfrost.bandcamp.com/
36. Deaf Radio – Alarm
https://deafradio.bandcamp.com/album/alarm
37. Red Scalp – Lost Ghosts
https://redscalp.bandcamp.com/album/lost-ghosts-2
38. Earth Drive – Stellar Drone
https://earthdrive.bandcamp.com/
39. I, Captain – Tiid
https://icaptain.bandcamp.com/album/tiid-2
40. Red Mountains – A Slow Wander
https://redmountains.bandcamp.com/album/slow-wander
41. Olde – Temple
https://stbrecords.bandcamp.com/album/olde-temple-2
42. Devil Electric – Self Titled
https://devilelectric.bandcamp.com/album/devil-electric
43. Sautrus – Anthony Hill
https://sautrus.bandcamp.com/album/anthony-hill
44. The Janitors – Horn Ur Marken
https://thejanitors.bandcamp.com/album/horn-ur-marken
45. Electric Moon – Stardust Rituals
https://electric-moon.bandcamp.com/album/stardust-rituals
46. The Re-Stoned – Chronoclasm
https://re-stoned.bandcamp.com/
47. Clouds Taste Satanic – The Glitter of Infinite Hell
https://cloudstastesatanic.bandcamp.com/album/the-glitter-of-infinite-hell
48. Ufomammut – 8
https://ufomammut.bandcamp.com/album/8-2
49. Lamina – Lilith
https://ragingplanet.bandcamp.com/album/l-mina-lilith
50. Space Witch – Arcanum
https://spacewitch.bandcamp.com/album/arcanum
The Final Tasty 10
51. Radio Moscow – New Beginnings
http://radiomoscow.net/
52. Geezer – Psychoriffadelia
https://geezertown.bandcamp.com/
53. Gypsy Sun Revival – Journey Outside of Time
https://gypsysunrevival.bandcamp.com/album/journey-outside-of-time
54. Tau Cross – Pillar of Fire
https://taucross.bandcamp.com/
55. Aphodyl // Cosmic Fall – Starsplit
https://psyka.bandcamp.com/album/starsplit
56. Summoner – Beyond The Realm of Light
https://summonerboston.bandcamp.com/
57. Contra – Deny Everything
https://robustfellow.bandcamp.com/album/deny-everything
58. Bloodnut – St. Ranga
https://bloodnut.bandcamp.com/
59. Poseidon – Prologue
https://ripplemusic.bandcamp.com/album/prologue
60. Propagandhi – Victory Lap
https://propagandhi.com/
Top 10 EPs of 2017
1. Mastodon – Cold Dark Place
2. Howling Giant – Black Space Wizard Part 2
https://howlinggiant.bandcamp.com/album/black-hole-space-wizard-part-2
3. Kal-EL – Astrodoomeda
http://www.argonautarecords.com/shop/en/music-/235-kal-el-astrodoomeda-lp.html
4. Cachemira – Jungla
https://cachemira.bandcamp.com/album/jungla-2
5. Derelics – Guilty of Being Young
https://derelics.bandcamp.com/album/guilty-of-being-young
6. Bad Monster Black – Diablo
https://badmonsterblack.bandcamp.com/album/diablo-ep
7. MAIRA – EP
https://maira.bandcamp.com/album/ep
8. Traffic Death – Dead End
https://sumppumprecords.bandcamp.com/album/dead-end
9. 1968 – 1968 EP
https://1968band.bandcamp.com/releases
10. Norea – Norea
https://norea.bandcamp.com/
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Welcome to Fringe Salon & Color Bar Award Winning Houston Hair Salon
We believe people come to our salon to look and feel a certain way. People come to Fringe Salon and Color Bar because it becomes their regular safe space to relax and unwind and have some "me time." Our team prides themselves on creating a place where you feel like you belong and create the best version of you in an all inclusive, contemporary inspired atmosphere unlike any other in the River Oaks & Upper Kirby Area. Fringe Salon and Color Bar located in the heart of Houston, TX, on West Alabama Street, located next to Kuhl-Linscomb.
2400 W Alabama St Ste.100, Houston, TX 77098, United States
https://fringesalonandcolorbar.com/
Houston ( (listen); HEW-stən) is the most populous city in Texas, the most populous city in the Southern United States, the fourth-most populous city in the United States, and the sixth-most populous city in North America, with a population of 2,304,580 in 2020. Located in Southeast Texas near Galveston Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, it is the seat and largest city of Harris County and the principal city of the Greater Houston metropolitan area, which is the fifth-most populous metropolitan statistical area in the United States and the second-most populous in Texas after Dallas–Fort Worth. Houston is the southeast anchor of the greater megaregion known as the Texas Triangle.Comprising a land area of 640.4 square miles (1,659 km2), Houston is the ninth-most expansive city in the United States (including consolidated city-counties). It is the largest city in the United States by total area whose government is not consolidated with a county, parish, or borough. Though primarily in Harris County, small portions of the city extend into Fort Bend and Montgomery counties, bordering other principal communities of Greater Houston such as Sugar Land and The Woodlands. The city of Houston was founded by land investors on August 30, 1836, at the confluence of Buffalo Bayou and White Oak Bayou (a point now known as Allen's Landing) and incorporated as a city on June 5, 1837. The city is named after former General Sam Houston, who was president of the Republic of Texas and had won Texas's independence from Mexico at the Battle of San Jacinto 25 miles (40 km) east of Allen's Landing. After briefly serving as the capital of the Texas Republic in the late 1830s, Houston grew steadily into a regional trading center for the remainder of the 19th century.The arrival of the 20th century brought a convergence of economic factors that fueled rapid growth in Houston, including a burgeoning port and railroad industry, the decline of Galveston as Texas's primary port following a devastating 1900 hurricane, the subsequent construction of the Houston Ship Channel, and the Texas oil boom. In the mid-20th century, Houston's economy diversified, as it became home to the Texas Medical Center—the world's largest concentration of healthcare and research institutions—and NASA's Johnson Space Center, home to the Mission Control Center. Since the late 19th century Houston's economy has had a broad industrial base, in energy, manufacturing, aeronautics, and transportation.
Neighborhoods around Houston
Fourth Ward, Woodland Heights, Southampton, Greater Eastwood, Crestwood/Glen Cove, Northside Village, Greater Fifth Ward, University Oaks, Second Ward, Brooke Smith, First Ward, Houston Heights, Riverside Terrace, Hyde Park, Museum Park, Montrose, Rice Military, Norhill, Houston, Midtown, South Central Houston,
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Houston Arboretum & Nature Center
Hermann Park
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The Menil Collection
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National Museum of Funeral History
Driving Directions To Houston
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Our Anniversary celebrations were a great success! On Thursday May 17 we hosted local officials, surrounding health care professionals and others at a cocktail event to honor our 10 years of serving local Seniors, and to thank the community for their support over the years! We also honored our 10 year employees and resident, Ms. Jennie Urbanowski, with special recognition of gracing us with their presence at RiverCourt since we opened!
Lady J performing "The Proper Patient"
RiverCourt welcomed Lady J. (Janet Parnes) who performed a lively performance of "The Proper Patient". Our residents really enjoyed hearing about home remedies and medical practices from the mid to late 1800's!
The presentation sparked a lively discussion amongst the residents about their own memories of home remedies used by their families, particularly when they were children! It's always great fun when Lady J. comes to visit!!
Today RiverCourt's Director of Dining Services, Chef Rick Kendall, performed a culinary demo for our residents and some staff too! There was a full house watching as he prepared a delicious Lobster Newburg, which everyone had the opportunity to taste.
Delicious!! This is just one of Chef Rick's specialties which he loves to prepare for the residents of RiverCourt.


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Daisy Fuentes Age, Net Worth, Personal Life and Career
Daisy Fuentes is a well-known model and American television host of Cuban origin, who has been known to be the first Latina VJ on MTV. Daisy Fuentes age is currently known to be 50 years but she has the charm and the attitude of a 20 something girl. She has also been known for being the first spokesperson of Latin origin. She has been known for a huge number of her hosting endeavors, as well as her modeling career, which has made her rich as well as a famous personality.
Daisy Fuentes was born on the 17th of November, 1966. Daisy Fuentes age as of now is known to be 50 years but she looks considerably younger than her age. She was born in Havana, Cuba and moved to Madrid, Spain as a child.
Due to political turmoil, her family shifted to Spain when she was merely three years old. The decision surely has turned out to do well in the favor of her as she has today become a well-known celebrity in the field of television. She learned English by watching episodes of I Love Lucy and reportedly attended the Harrison High School for her primary education. She started studying communication sin the Bergen community College and was named homecoming queen of her class.
Daisy Fuentes career started professionally in the year 1988. She was called in as the host of the MTV Internacional, a Spanish-language music show of one hour. The show aired in Latin America. After this, she joined in as a permanent member in the MTV on the year 1993. This led her to be made the first Latina VJ on MTV. She has also been the host of the modeling series House of Style and has also had some other correspondent gigs as well. She has become one of the most popular hosts of the MTV which led her to be called as a spokesmodel for several companies.
She has also appeared on shows line Loving, The Larry Sanders Show, Dream On, ALMA Award, Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve etc. she has also appeared in the Queen of Swords and as the host of the Miss USA, Miss Universe, Miss Teen USA as well as the World Music Award events. She has her own fashion line which sells 300 million worth of goods each year, she currently co-presents La Voz Kida as on Telemundo.
Personal Life and Dating
Daisy Fuentes has a sister named Rosana. She has been married twice. Daisy Fuentes personal life too has been searched about and probed by a lot of her fans around the world. She met actor and model Timothy Adams and the relationship of the couple started off soon after. The relationship turned into marriage on 1991. The couple was together from 1991 to 1995 after which the relationship ended in a divorce. She has been married since 2015, December 23 to singer and songwriter Richard Marx.
Daisy Fuentes personal life details also contains the facts about her past relationships. She reportedly has dated Chris Paciello before marrying Timothy Adams. She was rumored to have hooked up with Jon Stewart in the past too. She started off a relationship with Luis Miguel and the couple got engaged later on, however, they were not married.
Matt Goss also dated Daisy Fuentes in the past before she started off a relationship with Richard Marx. She has been married to Richard Marx happily and it seems that the couple is surely set to last as a couple in the time to come.
Net Worth and Achievements
Daisy Fuentes age seems to be half of what she actually is, as she has managed to maintain her beauty and charm well through the past years. She is a perfect looking beauty with perfect skills on screen, that has made her earn a lot of fame and riches.
Daisy Fuentes net worth has been known to be a whopping 45 million dollars. Daisy Fuentes net worth has been accumulated because of her endorsements, modeling assignment as well as the hosting skills she has portrayed on the screen.
Daisy Fuentes has also been involved extensively in charity and is the advocate for breast cancer, for which she raises money. She has also been involved with the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and has been in the support for the March of Dimes and Starlight Children's Foundation. She has also been the chairman for the Revlon /UCLA Breast Cancer Research Program. Her notable role of spreading awareness about breast cancer has been widely appreciated.
Daisy Fuentes age of 50 years has not made this lady lose her weight of a perfect 59 kilograms in her 5 feet 9 inches tall figure. She is a style icon, liked and respected by many around the world.
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Christmas is all Wrapped up!
With a flurry of paper, ribbon and sticky tape some very helpful elves from Country Women's Association, Richmond Branch and Richmond Medical wrapped presents for our tenants.
The presents will be given to tenants so they can provide for their families and themselves hopefully producing smiles for Christmas.
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MERCK'S COVID-19 PILL CUTS RISK OF DEATH BY 50%
Merck & Co Inc's (MRK.N) experimental oral drug for COVID-19 reduced by around 50% the chance of hospitalization or death for patients at risk of severe disease, according to interim clinical trial results announced on Friday. Molnupiravir (MK-4482, EIDD-2801) is an investigational oral antiviral medicine that is now in Phase 3 MOVe-OUT.
At the interim analysis, molnupiravir reduced the risk of hospitalization or death by approximately 50%; 7.3% of patients who received molnupiravir were either hospitalized or died through Day 29 following randomization (28/385), compared with 14.1% of placebo-treated patients (53/377); p=0.0012. Through Day 29, no deaths were reported in patients who received molnupiravir, as compared to 8 deaths in patients who received placebo,the company announced ina statement.
At the recommendation of an independent Data Monitoring Committee and in consultation with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), recruitment into the study is being stopped early due to these positive results. Merck plans to submit an application for Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) to the U.S. FDA as soon as possible based on these findings and plans to submit marketing applications to other regulatory bodies worldwide.
The planned interim analysis evaluated data from 775 patients who were initially enrolled in the Phase 3 MOVe-OUT trial on or prior to Aug. 5, 2021. At the time of the decision to stop recruitment based on the compelling interim efficacy results, the trial was approaching full recruitment of the Phase 3 sample size of 1,550 patients, with more than 90% of the intended sample size already enrolled.
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Maria Elena Salinas is Keynote Speaker at Regain Our Latino Power – A National Conversation with Latina Leaders
October 6, 2020 5:20 PM EDT
NEW YORK, NY – October 6, 2020 – (LATINX NEWSWIRE) – Maria Elena Salinas, the well-known and respected award-winning journalist and author, CBS News contributor, previously co-anchor of Univision's nightly newscast, Noticiero Univision, and the network's news magazine, Aquí y Ahora, will be the Keynote Speaker at the event "Regain our Latino Power – A National Conversation with Latina Leaders." The multiple date virtual event, organized by Latinas in Business Inc., will take place on October 16 and October 23 from 12:00pm to 2:00pm. Please register here: https://regain-our-latino-power.eventbrite.com.
Salinas joined CBS News as a contributor in 2019, a role in which she reports across multiple CBS News broadcasts and platforms. Salinas has contributed to the network's coverage of the 2020 election including primetime coverage of Super Tuesday and the Democratic and Republican national conventions. Salinas also anchored the poignant CBS News documentary "Pandemia: Latinos In Crisis," an hour-long, sweeping look at the Latinx community, along with other communities of color, who continues to bear the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic while fulfilling essential roles across the country.
"Salinas is the most recognized Hispanic journalist in the United States," said Latinas in Business Inc. President and CEO Susana G Baumann. "We are extremely grateful that Maria Elena helps us elevate our voices to energize the Latino vote for the November 3rd election." Salinas will address the topic, "What is next for Latinxs in the US? Future generations and what's left of the AMERICAN DREAM."
Other Latina leaders around the country have agreed to speak on behalf of their organizations and bring important information to understand the Latinx current state of affairs in pressing topics such as Minority Essential Workers Dying of Covid-19; Incarceration of Undocumented Children; Additional Funding to Families Who Lost their Jobs; Immigration Reform and Separation of Families; and Financial Assistance to Latinx Small Businesses.
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Confirmed panel speakers for the event are Alana Cueto, MSN, RN, CNL, Fellow, New York Academy of Medicine, and President, biennium 2020-2022 National Association of Hispanic Nurses; Amy Hinojosa, President and CEO of MANA, A National Latina Organization; Attorney Cesar Martin Estela, President of the New Jersey Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA); Gabriela Chavez-Lopez, President of the Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley (LCSV); Maria Santiago-Valentín, a Child Study Team LDTC, Behavior Analysis Technician (BAT), Mindfulness Educator, President of the Atlantic Climate Justice Alliance; Selina Sosa, Founder of Ethnic Perspective; and Rev Carmen Hernandez, President, NYC LGBTQS Chamber of Commerce. María Cristina "Cristy" Marrero, Editor in Chief of The Americano and Floricuas, will do Closing Remarks on October 16.
"For low-paid employees who clean the floors, do laundry, serve fast food, pick the crops, work in meat plants, which means having the jobs that keep America running, the pandemic has come with a heavy price. They have been deemed 'essential' and that means being a target. Along with blacks, Latinos have taken the hit of the COVID-19 pandemic in California and other parts of the United States, becoming infected and dying at disproportionately high rates," Baumann said. "We need to energize the Latinx vote to be part of the solution and regain our power. We are not invisible; we represent over 32 million votes and almost 2.6 Trillion market. Let's get out and vote for our children's future and the survival of the American Dream."
Latinas in Business invites all organizations who want to become media partners for this event to contact Susana G Baumann at [email protected]. For registration: https://regain-our-latino-power.eventbrite.com.
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