I haven't eaten fast food for ages, I do kinda wish there was a decent vegan fast food place near me though.

I think the snare sounds a bit flat but other than that all the sounds are very crisp and compliment each other nicely! Very well mixed from what I can tell and those reesy bass sounds are really cool! Nice track

I am terrified of heights but that looks like an amazing experience.

I can't wait to see how this pans out.

Reverb wrote:fuck big insects. thats terrifying

Even more terrifying is the thought of them being as fast as they are when they're tiny.

They freak me out like nothing else but I think you have a good point there, some insects wouldn't be as weird but moths would still terrify me no matter how big or small they were haha.

hugh wrote:mega-centipede will kill you all

I have no idea if that thing ever existed but that is one thing I would never want to be brought back

Agent 47 wrote:loooooool

hahaha! There is no way that's genuine

NiGHTS-24 wrote:The guy who plays the boyfriend was in a weird but great tv show called Ideal.

He played Psycho Paul

Haha yes! I love this show, Psycho Paul was a great character.

^Ya Russian Circles are awesome. Saw them open up for boris (I think some of their stuff might be considered post rock?) I also like Pelican, Red Sparowes, Mogwai and Sigur Ros. Damn you're lucky! Russian Circles look amazing live, it's crazy how it's just 3 guys too. Good shout on Red Sparowes too...

I don't know if this band is strictly classed as Post Rock (I'm new to the genre too) but wow, they are incredible...

deadly habit wrote: I've always wanted to start a post rock band at some point though.

+1 Been getting into some post rock stuff lately, great stuff

TopManLurka wrote:

Dj Rephlex wrote:he is the first producer that I heard using highpassed screeching leads ontop of warm defined sub-bass; with his intense melodic influences in the drop, and funky ass beats.

you should write press releases m8.

Oh man I have to try this out! If it sounds good I can finally put the sitar sound in my cover of Petrol & Chlorine by silverchair Thank you for posting this, I never thought to look for a sitar plugin

met guy at his flat, opened door in blue check fleece dressing gown and an electronic tag on his ankle, "Shall we just stay in?"

Brilliant!

I'm not that shocked, the producers of Usher probably realise by now that the majority of people listening to this shit aren't interested in quality, crafted music and just want whatever his name is attached to. It's pretty depressing to see that this is the kind of shit that is in demand.

Very crisp & clear, those drums are really great! Good job

The whole thing seems quite stable now but hay, what do I know?