Cy Meyers

there isn't much you can say about this album, except for that it's entirely brilliant, if slightly difficult to listen to at times. Most of the tracks on this album are phenomenal, and the ones that fall short can be backed up by their extreme and captivating weirdness. Apocalyptic visions and dancing skeletons collide as sheer walls of guitar and deep synth crash in waves over masterfully played dulcimer and spike fiddle instrumentation. Also worthy of note is that the vocals on this album, written in IGORRR's in-house-developed language, öxxö xööx. Laure Le Prunenec's tortured screams reach new heights of emotion and Igorrr himself graces the microphone with raw screams as enraged as they are enthralling. What can I say? This album's pretty cool, I think.

this is by far one of my favourite deathcore/ death metal records of all time and that's because of one simple expedient: it's conventional, but not to the point of being generic. Largely devoid of the disgusting lyrical content that turns me off groups such as cannibal corpse, bereft of the confusing weirdness present in the material of bands like rings of saturn, and it's slow enough that it can serve as a gateway album into death metal. All around, an excellent album, and contains some great songs like gluttonous abomination and disillusion in a discordant system.

damn, this album is really one of the best to come out of the indie rock scene as of the 2010's. At the time of writing, the positive audience reviews sits at an unbelievable 100%, and that really says all you need to know. Crank "Alien Blues", sit down with some oranges, and let the good times roll.

Zero punctuation has no bad episodes. Some are funnier than others, but Yahtzee's humour / insight into the videogame industry always makes for enjoyable viewing regardless of which game he's talking about. and with over 610 episodes, there's a lot of viewing to go around.

This sci-fi souls-like is generally overlooked for being "unplayable in difficulty" and "excessively violent and dark." However, these claims are mostly unfounded. The surge is satisfying and exercises the player's lateral thinking. This, combined with the dark-souls-esque combat system and compellingly pretty graphics create an extremely enjoyable experience.