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Cule first. Gentlewoman second. Queen of chord progressions.
fuckyeahtattoos: Temporary tattoo sleeve on my daughter! wastedyouth666.tumblr.com

fuckyeahtattoos:

Temporary tattoo sleeve on my daughter!

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bohemea: Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark), Tom Wlaschiha (Jaqen H’ghar) & Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen) - Sky Atlantic HD Launchparty, May 23rd 2012 Omg.

bohemea:

Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark), Tom Wlaschiha (Jaqen H’ghar) & Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen) - Sky Atlantic HD Launchparty, May 23rd 2012

Omg.

sjmetalblog: Band: Fall of the Albatross Album: Entanglement EP Genre: Progress Technical Jazz Mathcore Members: Harold McCummings - Guitar, Keys Colin Ruhwedel - Guitar Anthony Wong - Percussion Robert Anderson - Bass Ray Hodge – Vocals Hometown: Queens, New York Last year Fall of the Albatross released their stunning first EP titled Entanglement. This group is noted as combining their influences of metal, jazz, and progressive rock. With their multi-talented musicians and one-of-a-kind sound, these guys are on their way to the top! On their facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/fallofthealbatross) they list their genre as “Progtechjazzmacore.” All I could think of how much of an understatement that is. I mean, what genre aren’t these guys? It’s incredible! If you take a look at their influences the list just keeps going. So now to go more in depth at their sound; there isn’t one main music influence I need to cover, it’s all of them! Vocalist Hodge covers everything: variety of pitches in his cleans for a more jazz sound, high and low growls, and definitely some impressive notes this guy can hit. Anyone who’s a fan of the vocal styles of Rody Walker from Protest the Hero or Tommy Giles Roger of Between the Buried and Me, you’ll definitely love Hodge. Ruhwedel and McCummings make an excellent team with rough riffs that transcend to progressive and jazz influenced solors. McCummings also uses keys in certain parts to make their sound more eccentric. Anderson is marvelous at the bass guitar, giving certain parts of the song a more relaxed and smooth feel. And Wong keeps up their beat with several drum techniques that keep the EP going strong. With how progressive these guys are, I’m surprised at how short their songs are. They last a standard four minutes, rather their progressive counterparts have one song that last the length of this whole EP. But nonetheless, it’s what allows them to stand out from the crowd. I also think we’re all starting to get annoyed with the whole, “this song is so incredible but what the hell I’m fifteen minutes in?” But anyway, from a harmony from Hodge mixed with a jazz-influenced guitar styling, to a progressive rock Dream Theater or Rush instrumental, to literally a breakdown you don’t expect, these guys will never bore you. All-in-all, something fresh to add to the music scene; a band that just about anyone can enjoy and musicians that could set the ground to new trends in several different genres of music. I would love to see them live! Maybe tour alongside Between the Buried and Me. If that won’t make body fluids pour from every opening of your body I have no idea what will. OVERALL REVIEW: 10/10!

sjmetalblog:

Band: Fall of the Albatross

Album: Entanglement EP

Genre: Progress Technical Jazz Mathcore

Members:

Harold McCummings - Guitar, Keys
Colin Ruhwedel - Guitar
Anthony Wong - Percussion
Robert Anderson - Bass
Ray Hodge – Vocals

Hometown: Queens, New York

Last year Fall of the Albatross released their stunning first EP titled Entanglement. This group is noted as combining their influences of metal, jazz, and progressive rock. With their multi-talented musicians and one-of-a-kind sound, these guys are on their way to the top!

On their facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/fallofthealbatross) they list their genre as “Progtechjazzmacore.” All I could think of how much of an understatement that is. I mean, what genre aren’t these guys? It’s incredible! If you take a look at their influences the list just keeps going.

So now to go more in depth at their sound; there isn’t one main music influence I need to cover, it’s all of them! Vocalist Hodge covers everything: variety of pitches in his cleans for a more jazz sound, high and low growls, and definitely some impressive notes this guy can hit. Anyone who’s a fan of the vocal styles of Rody Walker from Protest the Hero or Tommy Giles Roger of Between the Buried and Me, you’ll definitely love Hodge. Ruhwedel and McCummings make an excellent team with rough riffs that transcend to progressive and jazz influenced solors. McCummings also uses keys in certain parts to make their sound more eccentric. Anderson is marvelous at the bass guitar, giving certain parts of the song a more relaxed and smooth feel. And Wong keeps up their beat with several drum techniques that keep the EP going strong.

With how progressive these guys are, I’m surprised at how short their songs are. They last a standard four minutes, rather their progressive counterparts have one song that last the length of this whole EP. But nonetheless, it’s what allows them to stand out from the crowd. I also think we’re all starting to get annoyed with the whole, “this song is so incredible but what the hell I’m fifteen minutes in?” But anyway, from a harmony from Hodge mixed with a jazz-influenced guitar styling, to a progressive rock Dream Theater or Rush instrumental, to literally a breakdown you don’t expect, these guys will never bore you.

All-in-all, something fresh to add to the music scene; a band that just about anyone can enjoy and musicians that could set the ground to new trends in several different genres of music. I would love to see them live! Maybe tour alongside Between the Buried and Me. If that won’t make body fluids pour from every opening of your body I have no idea what will.

OVERALL REVIEW: 10/10!

Well, I’ve changed the course of music five or six times. What have you done except fuck the president?

—Miles Davis to Nancy Reagan at a White House dinner in 1987 after she’d inquired as to what he’d done with his life to merit an invitation. source  (via marxisforbros)

(Source: theadrianflores, via howstheviewdownthere)

juliechelon: EVERY SHERLOCKIAN GET ON THE GOOGLE MAIN PAGE AND DO THIS NOW! I JUST SAT AND WORKED THIS OUT. Press these keys: A G G 8 G 9 G F K  F K K J K L K = G A A S 6 5 A G A A S 6 6 F S S 6 A A S X 2 Q A

juliechelon:

EVERY SHERLOCKIAN GET ON THE GOOGLE MAIN PAGE AND DO THIS NOW! I JUST SAT AND WORKED THIS OUT.

Press these keys:

A G G 8 G 9 G F K 

F K K J K L K =

G A A S 6 5 A G A

A S 6 6 F S S 6 A A S X 2 Q A