#Timewave Zero

[formulas-fatal-to-your-mom]

[rastronomicals]

4:13 AM EDT April 14, 2023:

The Comet Is Coming - "Timewave Zero" From the album   Trust In The Lifeforce Of The Deep Mystery (March 15, 2019)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

File under: Impulse!

[dancemusicformiserablegoths]

[7facedmarbleeyedtransitorydream]

time wave zero mid-90s charts

[nexo-nex]

it really sucks when a good ass album is not on spotify

[thehardgroove]

[withlovefromsimtown]

~ url song game ~🎧

Okay let's make some weirdass playlist, here we go. Trying not to repeat bands, these aren't my Favorite songs & not every band I listen to, but they're all songs I listen to frequently. I dare you to make a playlist & experience... what I listen to in the car.

When Is The Future (VNV Nation) Inside Out (Eve 6) Trust (Megadeth) Hurt (Nine Inch Nails) Let Me Be Your Armor (Assemblage 23) Only (Ra) Voodoo (Nyxx) Empty Walls (Serj Tankian) Fake Blood Is For C*nts (Alien Vampires) Resurrekt (Psyclon Nine) One Step Closer (Linkin Park) Mein Herz Brennt (Rammstein) Savia (Soen) I Don't Fight Back (Solar Fake) Mitternacht (E Nomine) Timewave Zero (Grendel) Opiate (Tool) Won't Last Long (6arelyhuman) Never Enough (Aesthetic Perfection)

No tags just vibes, do the thing if you want.

[morklagt]

A little bit late, but...

My favorite albums of 2022 (in no order):

Messa: Close

Chat Pile: God's Country

Darkher: The Buried Storm

Heriot: Profound Morality

Faetooth: Remnants of the Vessel

Cult of Luna: The Long Road North

Blood Incantation: Timewave Zero

[christianstepmoms]

Anybody have recommendations for droning style ambient. What I'm looking for is between the melodicness of Tria Prima/Tria Prima 2 by Priest and spaciness of Timewave Zero by Blood Incantation and stuff by Sunn O))).

[rastronomicals]

12:44 AM EDT March 21, 2024:

The Comet Is Coming - "Timewave Zero" From the album   Trust In The Lifeforce Of The Deep Mystery (March 15, 2019)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

File under: Impulse!

[thetoxicvault]

BLOOD INCANTION

Timewave Zero (2022)

Century Media

Denver / Colorado / U.S.A. 🇺🇲

Excellent music to chill out to, it's like floating into space... 🧘‍♂️💫

Favorite track:

[hybridmindthoughtsreloaded]

Terence Mckenna Timewave zero explained in under ten minutes

[gothprentiss]

albums of the year! shoutout to @explosionshark for the tag-- i was scheming one of these anyway and now i have LICENSE

some notes: i don't follow new releases very closely, so there's a pretty neat split of new this year / new to me / new friendship with old albums here. this isn't untrue to my music taste but this was very much a like, 'i have one or two core artists and then am just kind of dicking around with some new stuff otherwise'-style year. these are all in abc order. there are some notes where i feel like i must say something. that being said:

new this year:

ashenspire - hostile architecture (sometimes songs feel like they were just made for my tastes. béton brut is one of those) blackbraid - blackbraid i blood incantation - timewave zero conception - state of deception

is this album "good", you might ask? to which i reply: how dare you address me. it is the music event of my entire lifetime. ROY KHAN'S BACK BABEY!

the damned - night of a thousand vampires (give me a live album and i go ape. simple easy elegant.) darkthrone - astral fortress (i feel like i should be embarrassed by this one. but darkthrone just tickles me.) epica - the alchemy project

another "don't ask me if it's good, ask me if it makes my grinchy little heart grow three sizes" album. it marks a blessed and glorious era, imo, of epica both having a clearly defined sense of their sound (which they lacked in the 10s, as far as i'm concerned) such that they feel like they can 'alchemize' it, and epica actually experimenting with what they can wrap their sound around. if their next studio album sucks you can find me wailing in the nearest earthen cave

lexie liu - the happy star nas - king's disease iii pusha t - it's almost dry ripped to shreds - 劇變 / jubian (the reverberating OUGH! in violent compulsion for conquest is always in my head) sudan archives - natural brown prom queen undeath - it's time ... to rise from the grave vein.fm - this world is going to ruin you wormrot - hiss

honorable mention of 2022 goes to M.I.A. MATA. i know she's in perpetual trouble for bad politics. i know my deep love for /\/\/\Y/\ (2010) is unpopular. despite everything i still think she rules and puts together some of the coolest noises around.

new TO ME this year:

armani caesar - the liz (2019)

clipping. - visions of bodies being burned (2020) coil - unreleased themes for hellraiser (1987) (incredible writing music) epica - omega alive (2021)

i've got a lot to say about epica for this list but it's because i'd tuned out for... a DECADE? and saw a new live epica album and was like yeah, sure, let's give that a try. and now i'm a diehard tryhard epica stan again. life's good! the thing about this album is that it's, like, not a normal live album-- recorded during covid, they clearly had the latitude to spread it out into a couple of sessions, ensuring relaxed vocal performances (not that simone simons has ever been bad live. don't even think that.), really energized instrumentals, and also some absolutely bonkers mixing. i think this is really like, epica's sound perfectly balanced.

leonard cohen - thanks for the dance (2019) sarpanitum - blessed be my brothers (2015) snowsedim/雪沉 - lead to evening death (2018)

actually the wrong album cover here lol, the website just didn't have the right one. the album cover here is anthology of ebony (2017) which i don't like. anyway this works for me in the same way symphonic metal does: you get two ostensibly contrasting styles of instrumentation and performance which sound bonkers and exquisite together. traditional chinese instruments sound fucking amazing-- ethereally brutal-- with more traditional metal stylings when they get the balance right.

tribulation - the children of the night (2015) (probably i like down below (2018) more, but you can't beat this album art) veil of secrets - dead poetry (2020)

VIBEKE STENE'S BACK BABEY! I FOUND OUT I'D MISSED THIS ALBUM BY TWO YEARS IN THE LAUNDROMAT!

watain - casus luciferi (2003)

new APPRECIATION this year (these all get explanations):

kamelot - poetry for the poisoned & live from wacken (2011)

this is to some extent a lie, because this is one of my all-time fave symphonic metal albums, my favorite kamelot album, AND a reissue with a live album. so it's never been underrated or forgotten for me, or anything like that. but recall that this is the the year i found out roy khan was back!!!!!!! it's been 11 years!!!!!!!!!!!! and this is also the year i bit the bullet and actually looked up reviews for this album, which i hadn't done before because i'd assumed they were negative (the karma / epica / black halo run is often lauded as this perfect kamelot era). and they were pretty good! anyway this album rules. if you ever hear anyone hyping up the karma thru black halo era as kamelot’s best just know they're a coward who hates sexy vampire music and visions of the end and such like.

kate bush - aerial (2005)

i've always felt more at home with late 70s/early 80s kate bush; 50 words for snow, aerial-- even the sensual world and the red shoes-- don't get as much play for me. taking some time to appreciate aerial (see above: slower, calmer, more meditative music isn't really my vibe) was really worthwhile. beautiful storytelling, dreamy and honeyed music.

lacuna coil - comalies (2002)

they did a 20th anniversary remake album which was kind of cool but drove me back to the original, which was my middle school bus music. my middle school bus music ruled.

nick cave and the bad seeds - no more shall we part (2001)

honestly a super underrated bad seeds album for me until this year. it probably is down there with push the sky away (2013) as my least favorite part of their discography (which, to be fair. is still music i wuv). but still! i got REALLY into the lyricism on the album (hallelujah and darker with the day are transcendent), and got obsessed with the building intensity on the sorrowful wife. it's transcendent and cathartic. i think the way the instrumentals get pared back to let the lyricism shine is often a bit... like... you can do better, you know. in fact, their last two albums have been standout examples of not sacrificing a cohesive and compelling album sound to push the lyrics forward. but even so, definitely a familiar friend this year.

siouxsie & the banshees - peepshow (1988)

like poetry for the poisoned, this was NOT an underrated album for me. it's my favorite siouxsie album. that is a high ass bar! BUT! i got nice new headphones this year and switched to apple music for lossless and the instrumentals on this album are how i test all new headphones. and then once i'd tested them, i just... hung around some more. honestly if you're looking for a baller music experience, go listen to scarecrow in the dark, loud as hell. with, you know, good headphones. it feels like you're tiny and being jangled around the ribcage of a dancing animatronic skeleton in a funny little hat. it's a great fucking album. i think i go nuts for it like once a year. whatever.