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I will never be the same after watching this. Actually sobbing.

Lisa Frankenstein (2024)

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i keep thinking abt in lisa frankenstein when she says “u like cool movies and music and stuff, but ONLY for u. u want to be the smart one who likes cool stuff and u don’t want u girlfriend to like cool stuff. do u know how uncool that is ??!!??” which i could talk abt for hrs but i’ll just say she put a lotttttta lame ass men in their place w that

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you know what I just found out today? slayer is actually an acronym and stands for 'satan laughs as you eternally rot'. awesome.

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ah, rob zombie being a living legend as per usual. *lowers sunglasses and drives dragula off into the sunset*

common rob zombie w

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"aw, look who finally decided to come downstairs!"

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So, I saw the recent article on Loudwire regarding the Twitter uproar and criticism about Death Metal/Cannibal Corpse’s lyrics, and it got me thinking. What’s sick about music/art and making it is that we can pull apart seemingly repulsive subject matter and explore all sorts of stuff. Take a real good look at it. In a way that would not be done in real life. Artistic creation can be beautiful and a joy to consume and/or it can be about the most abhorrent and disgusting phenomena imaginable that no sane or respectable human being would actually participate in. Both are valuable and serve to fascinate and be delved into. What a lot of people outside of alternative culture don’t understand, is that not all art has to be easily accessible or attractive. 

The way I see it there are two separate realms:

Reality in which we live, where pain, suffering, and death are always possible, and individual actions/beliefs have real world impact on other beings. 

And, the creative process. In this particular situation, a realm where surreal, supernatural, macabre, and downright vile concepts can be explored through music completely victimless. No one is getting hurt, and none of what is explored is actually real. A place where the depths of death and our humanity can be discovered through pushing boundaries and vocal distortion. For those able to consume it, of course. 

If you think Cannibal Corpse/Death Metal/Metal in general is weird, triggering, and satanic? Fine. It’s not for you. Don’t listen to it. 

For those of us who do love this sort of thing, it’s invaluable. It is a gnarly horror movie for your ears. It gives us great pleasure to explore our humanity/mortality in a safe, detached way. 

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#iadorethiswoman #pumpedforseason6

Nadja my beloved

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HD photograph of my ear drums:

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Ah yes, it is once again time to listen to the same song on repeat until the music turns into goo and flows into the farthest corner of my brain to give it a little pat and scratch so it might shut up and let me experience peace for just a few minutes...

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pov: box dyeing your mum's hair while watching the paris 2024 opening ceremony and motherfuckin' Gojira come out of nowhere and melt your fucking face off with 'Ca Ira'.

WE'VE WITNESSED METAL HISTORY, PEOPLES