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And who is the mysterious yeti-ghost whose illuminated eyes peer through the darkness of the cover art, and what does it have to do with Xardas or Lebanese television? Any recording that raises more questions than it answers holds a special place in my heart.
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Both guitar and television continue through the 15 minutes of the tape giving the impression that Xardas just happened to be watching television as he recorded "Chapter 1" rather than the TV acting as any kind of statement or thematic element. "Chapter 1" starts off with the sound of a television broadcasting a Lebanese TV show complete with canned laughter, then a lone gloomy guitar. Xardas does have a few bands, mainly Kafan, but it is this solo endeavor that interests me the most. It's got awesome riffs, it's heavy as ****, cool samples and tons of energy. this is easily the coolest industrial album released this year (at least that I've heard). I had only listened to the first two tracks when I posted this, but I just finished it. To contact the Shizit regarding anything at all, please e-mail: other bands:
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Feel free to post lyrics, just credit: JP Anderson, The Shizit. Album art, lyrics, and other documents are not to be altered, please. Just give proper credit and tell me about it, eh!). Remix or sample audio, but give credit and only share alike (that is, no commercial use – don’t remix a track and try and sell it, but release it for free.
Though if you have an internet radio station that hosts ads, no worries. Distribute, Share, spin, host, but NOT for commercial use.
#Murder mystery velvet underground rar for free
rar is released for free under Creative Commons license. I would also like to thank Professors Cauter and Waluconis – without their support this album may not have been possible. This album is dedicated to Professors Jewel, Al-Madani, and Hinckley of Seattle Central Community College. I greatly appreciated his help and enthusiasm regarding this project. He programmed the Gabber kicks on Civilization Extermination and Wasting Away, the bit crushed intro to Seeing Is Destroying, all of the bit crushed, mangled programing in Levels and made several useful suggestions in terms of final mixes and song order. Sean Payne, of Cyanotic, also contributed to this record. Recorded in my apt/garage aka the “rabbit hut”. A guitar, bass, keyboard, voice, and drum machine were used. These songs were written and recorded by JP between July 20th and September 20th, 2009, except Wasting Away which is a cover of a Nailbomb track (appears on Point Blank). the album is free (legally) and really good.
The band is called The Shizit and they play a heavy brand of industrial that seems to have a pretty strong hardcore punk influence.
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