Invincible Force - Satan Rebellion Metal (2015)

Satan worshiping, poseur-bashing, riff-fueled blackened thrash metal of the highest order.

There is no fucking hope.

If you like this, check out:
Nuclear Devastation - Inferno (2016)

Astra - The Weirding (2009)

Flawless forestal progressive rock. Highly recommended.

I'd attach a joint too if I could

Wigrid - Hoffnungstod (2002)

Raw atmospheric Burzumesque black metal from Germany with sorrowful, droning dsbm elements.

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Westside Connection - Bow Down (1996)

Cypress Hill-dissin' hip-hop gangsterism from the wild wild west. Westside Connection is Ice Cube, WC and Mack 10.

Spice in ya life is what you need 
You're intrigued by the smell of my weed 
I represent reality in your world full of lies 
And I can see it in your eyes 
You worried sick and I'm chillin' 
Tell your family to fuck off and roll with this villain

Minami Deutsch - Minami Deutsch (2015)

Excellent Japanese psychedelic krautrock from the underground. Seriously great shit. Reminiscent of Föllakzoid.

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Earth - Extra-Capsular Extraction (1991)

Colossal crushing drones from pioneers Earth. This EP features the prolific Joe Preston on bass and drums, Dave Harwell on another bass, and of course Dylan Carlson on guitar and magick. Get absorbed, if you're ready.

I did not hate God or Christ, but merely the God and Christ of the people whom I hated.

Boris - Feedbacker (2003)

One of eclectics Boris' best outputs. Self-descriptive Feedbacker (aka Boris at Last) is a 42-minute journey divided into 5 parts. Beautifully flowed album with a lot to hear in. There's mandatory crushing drones and slow riffery, psychedelic-tinged doom, noise and occasional vocal and stoner work. Given the guitar tones of this album, this is some shit to get lost in.

Crisis leaves beautiful remains 
Yesterday appeared in a dream 
Touched the dazzling omen

Black Slate - Black Slate (1980)

Super chilled out (duh) catchy reggae. Dubbier moments throughout the second half of the album.

Da 'erbb man

Cult of Luna - Somewhere Along the Highway (2006)

Holy shit, what can I say about this? In 2006 Cult of Luna released this monumental post-metal/atmospheric sludge metal album. This might very well be my favourite post-metal album, let alone being among the best metal albums of all time in my book. It's the kind of album that when I feel like listening to a particular song off it, I can't help but continue all of it, though I usually always start it from the start. A deep, self-contemplative emotional trip parallel to a religious experience which I highly recommend to everyone to experience, whether you like metal or not.

I was spoiled enough to witness them resurrect this masterpiece to life at Roadburn 2016. It was the very first band at the four-day festival - after finishing the set, I was so shaken, and thinking "Now what? I could go home happy now." It was life-shattering to say the least.

According to guitarist Erik Olofsson, SATH is about "Male loneliness - I was very inspired by a book by J.M. Coetzee [Life & Times of Michael K] about a man in South Africa with a hare lip. [The character] escapes from everything and lives off the earth eating only pumpkings. Johannes Persson [guitar, vocals, lyrics] had similar ideas for the lyrics about loneliness, it has a countryside vibe to it." The latter is further highlighted by banjo in some moments. If you missed it in the first paragraph, I highly recommend this.

Let me dream if only for tonight, that we leave together in the first morning light. 
 Alone and forgotten. I bow my head in shame. 
 Before you all answers reveal. So I sink my sorrows in the sea.

Drudkh - Anti-Urban (2007)

This little EP by Ukrainian black metal cult leaders Drudkh consists of two tracks. The first being Fallen Into Oblivion, a slow-paced instrumental. The second, which highlights this release for me is riff-laden Ashes. It's more upbeat compared to the former. Atmospheric, simple, sorrowful and raw.

People think that talking is a sign of thinking. It isn't, for the most part' on the contrary, it's a mechanical dodge of the body to relieve oneself of the strain of thinking, just as exercising the muscles helps the body to become temporarily unconscious of its weight, its pain, its weariness, and the foreknowledge of its doom.

Healer - HigherGrounds (2004)

Lovingly pinched from Ektoplazm:

'HigherGrounds is the second full-length release by Healer, the downtempo and ambient project of Swedish producer Michael Andresen. Originally released in 2004, this lightly mixed album is an elegant example of soothing melodic downtempo filled with evolving soundscapes and deep, luxurious rhythms.'

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Les Claypool's Duo De Twang - Four Foot Shack (2014)

Claypool needs no introduction, and if the name doesn't ring a bell to you, maybe today is your lucky day because this album is a great vehicle to familiarize with the bass wizard. Four Foot Shack is an acoustic bass country/hillbilly/americana album with bluegrass tinges. The album contains one original and fourteen covers, although most of the 'covers' are Claypool and Primus songs.

She got paint above her eyeballs and powder on and up in her nose. She got tits made out of recycled bottles, her hair flipped up in a twirl

Impulse Manslaughter - He Who Laughs Last... Laughs Alone (1987)

When I started getting into metal and punk, I discovered and got into this one at about 13 on a blog. Since then, it had remained among my favourite crossover releases. I never recall anyone really mentioning or talking about it after discovering it, online or irl. Recently I found a physical of this and my jaw literally dropped. A few days ago I fucking acquired it and to make it sassier it was a sexyass green vinyl. So I'm celebrating the occasion of having it (and christmas) by sharing this gnarly kickass crossover thrash gem with you. Enjoy!

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Demilich - Nespithe (1993)

As weird as Finnish death metal gets. Warped riffs, angry toad vocals, schizophrenic lyrics and overall atmosphere that'll turn you into one of the blokes on the album art. Essential. One of the best metal albums. Highly recommended.

All christians and satanists you see must be crucified before they flee. You're allowed to eat every soul. You avoid it, they are too foul. You know there's no God or Belial. You mission's to show the only way is denial.

Jessica Pratt - On Your Own Love Again (2015)

I don't remember how this one slipped into my library but I checked it out a few days ago and I'm enjoying it more everyday. Contemporary acoustic folk with soft vocals. Great tracks throughout and nice to mellow out to in winter.

People's faces blend together like a watercolor you can't remember in time