@rise_zero

my fave is still satisfaction but all 3 are so good tbh. But 12th house def the heaviest

Have you listened to Rat Saw God by Wednesday yet? Album of the year for me so far

Dilbert and Clark?

Yeah

No, but I did like it. You’d probably hate half of the country I keep in my rotation.

You already know No Other right?

Yes, a high classic

After No Other bombed he followed it up with a lowkey bedroom version that's definitely worth checking out

I’ll take another Canterbury scene rec too

Rock Bottom was the last one?

Caravan's second album

Really like this one. Definitely going to check out the rest of the album.

@Bizzle @Very_Based

Nabbed a few new books

In the Land of Grey and Pink is better but you can't really go wrong with anything by them

Haven't heard yet but it's something I'm looking forward to tremendously

The first one looks Lovecraftian or somethin. Let me know how it is

Yea man its labeled cosmic horror, two stories that dropped in the 30's/40's.

NYRB really knows how to make a good cover

not sure if i wanna watch club dread or out cold rn

Speaking of Cosmic horror. Have you seen True Detective S1?

Yea man TD S1 is a classic, Mac's cosmic pessimism vs Woody's down to earth optimism was awesome haha

Thomas Ligotti is another author that fits that bill and was a direct influence on TD

Rust is an iconic character I unfortunately relate to a bit too much haha. But yeah the dynamic between those two was really fun to watch. I really don't watch TV but would love some more sort of philosophical thrillers like that. I use to hate on Lovecraft for a while but have been sort of sucked in lately with his whole Mythology. (partly cuz of TD S1) Been reading a lot of Thomas Ligotti lately. Insanely dark writer but a serious wordsmith and a formidably pessimistic dude.