Carol of the Bells is pretty much the best Christmas Song. Absolutely minor key, medieval sounding, and even better, it’s full of bells–the good kind. So, I’m happy to report that, thanks to NoJoy’s recommendation, I believe I’ve finally found […]
Christmas is one of my favorite times of year. Despite coming from a short line of godless folk, my family always made the most of the holiday season with the month of December making up …
Greetings from the blackest reaches of Ungoliant's foetid etherwebs, it is I, Eugene Pendergrass, here again with a Middle-earth-sized missive aimed directly at you Matt Leacock who, frankly, should have known better. As everyone knows, …
Paint a couple hundred Warhammer miniatures, and you'll start to have some opinions on how a miniature should be PROPERLY painted. For myself, I've dialed in on two main tenets which guide all my miniature …
It is difficult to exactly pin down the style of today's song. A melancholy ballad from Rainer Fassbinder's 1970 disaffected "noir" The American Soldier, it sounds nothing I can quite put my finger on. …
In 2018 I did a post called "The Top 5 BEST Black Metal Cover Photo Cock Shots"--a tribute of sorts to a somewhat less rare than you would think trend in the black metal underground. …
I really don't know much about The Beach Boys, beyond a general distaste for "oldies." "Wouldn't it Be Nice" seems like a fine song, but I haven't even listened to the rest of Pet …
Westerns have been featured on My Favorite Movies™ many times, so today's film making the cut despite being a fairly minor John Wayne western should be no real surprise. The fact that it's about …
Despite my best efforts, I must admit that many of my musical tastes occasionally stray past the DISCO line in the sand that all metalheads are conditioned to never cross. False or not, Disco …
Classic films were a product of a different time. Different fashion, different hair styles, and different attitudes towards casual misogyny. So, when attempting to critique the look of the men vying for our attention in …