#Death Church

[gotankgo]

Rudimentary Peni “Blasphemy Squad”

• Death Church (1983)

[rabidhiss]

Omg. I dunno how I missed this, but will blame the pandemic. Regardless, 2021 saw the first ever release in DECADES from the tortured soul of Nick Blinko and his Rudimentary Peni outlet. I will review it after I’ve given a fuckton of listens. Rudimentary came out of Crass Records in the very early 80s, since that time releases and live performances have been sporadic to say the least- this is likely in no small part to the artist (he does all RP cover art) and musician whom has spent a lifetime in and out of mental institutions. "Great War” is a monumental release and so telling of the magnitude of hell the pandemic left in its wake that I actuAlly missed its initial release.

[guerrilla-operator]

Rudimentary Peni // When You Are A Martian Church

When the dust has settled And you're born again Maybe as a Martian church Maybe then you'll see That your reality Was squashed into banality Squashed into banality Squashed into banality

[expfcultragreen]

[idkaguyorsomething]

the reveal about ruby’s mother actually makes perfect sense when you think about it. why else would someone name their baby by pointing at a random sign in the middle of the night and dress in wizard robes while leaving said baby behind on a doorstep in a church if they weren’t a teenager whacked out of their mind on pain medications

[ectonurites]

so can jason stay dead this time or

[kenmentine]

blinkies i made

[n7crophiliac]

metal on cassettes ⚔️.

bathory - bathory (1984)

slayer - hell awaits (1985)

megadeth - so far, so good…so what! (1988)

anthrax - fistful of metal (1984)

death - scream bloody gore (1987)

sepultura - morbid visions / bestial devastation (1986)

metal church - metal church (1984)

iron angel - hellish crossfire (1985)

dark angel - darkness descends (1986)

venom - black metal (1980)

[vlindervin7]

realised yesterday just how often hozier actually used to sing about being not quite alive, not feeling like a person, about loving someone in a way that defies death and made him more alive, about suffering death for love. it's like he was constantly being buried underground and unearthed by love, over and over, which, while romantic in a way, is also incredibly sad. but i think it's interesting how his latest album (literally called 'unreal unearth') takes this idea and makes it its central theme. that's what this album is, one man's descent into the underworld. except, crucially, he makes it to the other side, and ends the album saying the darkness will come again, but this time he is "never going back [to hell] again." it feels like such a full-circle moment considering the rest of his discography and i'm so very excited to see what comes after this

[polinsated]

There is something I've been meaning to tell you for a very long time.

[wonkyradio]

Heaven help the fool who stands between a man and his daughter

[religious-extremist]

If you could see how much grace descends during the Divine Liturgy, you would gather the dust in church and wash your face with it!

+ St. Gabriel the Fool-for-Christ (☦︎ 1995)

[goryhorroor]

the best/questionable little (and one big) kitties in horror cinema

[expfcultragreen]

[papers-pamphlet]

Hi.