Monthly Archives: August 2014

cha…cha..changes

Ok so I went ahead and got a domain for the site, http://www.devoutcraziness.com, nothing of interest yet. But I do have plans to either a.) implement my blogger to the domain, or b.) go the wordpress route, but I am inexperienced … Continue reading

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[ART] Cthulhu difficulty and overall flaws

This image is going to be a little more difficult to tackle than my other projects, because of some obvious flaws in the picture, which I so aptly supplied text over said flawed areas. Firstly, the shadow from my phone … Continue reading

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Dead Congregation -“Promulgation Of The Fall”, a routine of tangents wrapped in a seminal review

Artist: Dead CongregationAlbum: Promulgation Of The FallLabel: Profound Lore (check them out!)Year: 2014Wiki: super cereal There is a greek band I was recently introduced to just this year, and they put out some pretty amazing music. Where most of the current generation Death Metal … Continue reading

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The menu bar is now fully functional for the most part. I am disappointed in how blogger works in regard to the pages, but I guess it managed what I intended. I just would have prefered a separate page completely. … Continue reading

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Tourniquet -“Stop the Bleeding”. (quasi-review)

Artist: TourniquetRecord: Stop the BleedingLabel: Intense RecordsYear: 1990Wiki: jesus metal!!!1 There is a almost contradictory way about “christian” metal, a sub-genre for disambiguation sake. I have never been one to get into the extremes of what genre’s have become today, to … Continue reading

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Carcass Necroticism – Descanting The Insalubrious

Artist: CarcassRecord: Necroticism – Descanting The InsalubriousLabel: Earache, Relativity RecordsYear: 1991Wiki: follow the link ya wankers My history with the band Carcass is a bit jaded, of course they had some memorable tracks that were great to listen to. But I didn’t … Continue reading

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