My Bloody Valentine EP's Redux

Geek EP

Sunny Sundae Smile EP

Strawberry Wine EP

Ecstasy EP

More EP's from My Bloody Valentine. I wonder what else I can do besides finishing my story. More here.

excuses excuses

the end of the year is killing me

so many stories to get finished in addition to my editing final project(im a creative writing/film double major)...all of which are due by thursday

also take into account that my monitor has been on the fritz for the past week...its fucking stressful

i know, live journal...whatever

i'm gonna start posting more regularly in a week or so once all this shit is over

that k2 shit isn't that bad, but tastes like fucking ass

Swans - Love Will Tear Us Apart EP

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This acoustic cover ep of the legendary post punk band Joy Division's song by an equally legendary post punk band Swans. There are two different versions of this ep: a red version which has Gira doing vocals on the cover track, and a black version which features Jarboe(I bet you can't guess which one this is.) Released back in the year 1988, this is merely another gem in the jewel encrusted bracelet that is the Swans discography. Could that have been a gayer comparison? Yes, yes it could have.

Buzzov*en - Hate Box EP

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With members going on to play in bands like Weedeater, Bongzilla, and Sourvein; you have to wonder what kind of shit they smoke in North Carolina. This is the first "official" release from Buzzov*en, going way back to '91. I was 4...Don't forget about the Wound EP either.

Acid Bath - Hymns of the Needle Freaks

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Acid Bath is a legendary sludge band from where else, New Orleans. They were active from '91 to '97, putting out two full lengths, only breaking up due to the death of their bass player, Andie Pitre, in a car crash. Hymns.. was the demo the group put out before their first release, When the Kite String Pops. It is essentially a demo of Kite String as all of the songs from Hymns.. would later be re-recorded(or re-mastered?) for that album.

Spacemen 3 - Taking Drugs to Make Music to Take Drugs To

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Spacemen 3 was a British space/post/psych/shoegaze/yougettheidea band active for most of the '80s to the early '90s. This album, released in '90, is more of a compilation album; the first 7 tracks comprise the demo of songs off of their first album, Sound of Confusion, which members Pete Kemeber and Jason Pierce both stated were superior to the actual album recordings, with the remaining seven being alternate versions of the rest of the songs. I would describe them as a more minimalistic Jesus and Mary Chain; now you have to listen to it.

Axegrinder - Rise of the Serpent Men

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Another British crust band from the late 80's. I wonder who they sound like? Good shit regardless

Asphyx - Crush the Cenotaph EP

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It's death metal. It's Dutch. It's from '92. How can you go wrong?