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Great Movie with a great soundtrack. Check out Fallen Angels, same director.


Really loved that game back then, got me into reading Poe a bit. Insta buy if the port is good and the price fair.


What? There is a remaster?!


Sorry my lord, here you go.
Games that load your audio settings only after you enter the main menu.
Thanks for destroying my ear drums, Dark Souls.


nationalism and anti immigration.
Heavily pushed by US social media platforms, while the current US government strongly supports the German far-right AFD. Just another reason to hate the Fashist States of America.
https://www.dw.com/en/germanys-afd-courts-maga-at-ny-gala/video-75171495


That’s the bad kind of crunchy. I want the good one. The “corner piece of the casserole” kind.


I do this too… and then I fry them until they are crunchy. I call the dish “The angry Italian”.


Get Kirked.


Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll have a listen.
Maybe try A&P’s newer stuff? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdc_cQh2x_k


Just because I am curios and you said you are into metal and industrial: Something similar to Author & Punisher.


Run Wrake made some really good things. “Rabbit”, for example: https://youtube.com/watch?v=4PCyNgxhoZA


My first thought was YT-DLP, but they don’t seem to support Spotify. Spotify-dlp claims it can do this, but I’ve never tried it. Be careful, maybe run it in a sandbox first.
Alternatively you can go the old-school route with Soulseek. It’s a classic peer-to-peer client for sharing files. Lots of music there, but it being peer-to-peer means you will only find files that are being shared right at that moment. So your search results can look completely different every day. Also, Soulseek automatically shares the folder it saves your files to. So make sure you point it at an empty folder for your downloads.


Sounds more like Gorillaz featuring Joe Talbot, don’t hear much IDLES in there but him. Still a good song though.


Still waiting for the full release before buying/playing it. I tend to burn myself out on Early Access games before they are finished, never returning for 1.0.


Why I hate console gaming: The limitations of consoles regarding the graphics and available buttons carry over to PC. Weapon wheels are a good example of that. Especially around the 2010s, when consoles were in the focus of the publishers, PC versions often felt like badly ported console games, including graphical and gameplay downgrades that weren’t necessary at all.
Why I hate mobile gaming: Microtransactions and the manipulation of the player that comes with them. They slowly crept into so many games. Sure, mobile gaming didn’t invent them, but it perfected them. Now even 70€ titles have a cosmetics store and a season pass on day one.
Why I hate PC gaming: The elitism, how awfully expensive building a PC got and the worst one: Cheaters. Cheaters that not only destroy the fun of other PC players, but of console players too with the advent of cross-platform multiplayer. It shames me that console players automatically turn off cross-platform, because they are afraid of PC cheaters.


A challenging one, I admit. But I hope someone will appreciate it.
Released in 1969, this was way ahead of its time while also sounding like someone thawed a bunch of cavemen and gave them instruments and a bunch of acid.
According to Wikipedia, the album “foreshadowed the sounds of noise rock, industrial and no wave” and “you’ll immediately think you’re listening to Einstürzende Neubauten gone black metal”.
Also “During recording, band members brought in random people from the street and asked them to contribute to the album”. If this doesn’t get you to give it a listen, I don’t know what!