Randomly flicking through YouTube as you do. Found this guy. If you like acapella he's amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyuNwG42N9I

Some pigface, in case I haven't posted it before.

Pretty good! Reminds me a bit of the music in Bloodlines (the game), although that was a bit more gothic and less hiphop.

Oh man, I forgot how good this music was. I really dig both of those.

The first reminds me of a song I can't place... ugh. The second is strongly reminiscent of Front 242.

Hah, Front 242, now there's a blast from the past! Hard to believe they're from Belgium. I can see what you mean when you say it sounds very similar...I think that was a very popular sound in the late 90s/early 00s.

Was in a eurovision mood today and remembered this song from last year...not exactly your typical Eurovision song. I think it got third place or something? Pretty impressive performance for an Icelandic singing neo-industrial S&M elektro band. Or whatever this is haha. Great show and song in any case.



These guys also managed to fly a Palestinian flag during the live show (it was set in Israel). Regardless of how you feel about the conflict, takes some balls to do that while you're over there. I personally feel like they still shouldn't have done it since Eurovision isn't a platform for political messages, but it is what is now I guess.

lol... had to google that one because (shocked) blocked in my country, but did find it. Kind of funny... I wouldn't call it good, but it had some potential. Definitely a pretty serious S&M vibe, though. Not such a fan of the political statement, but meh, whatever. Good for them.

I just love that this sort of band ends up participating in the Eurovision preliminary rounds in their home country (as a joke, according to them) and then end up singing weirdly political S&M industrial punk in Icelandic on a world stage. I mean, that's a language and country of 300k people. And as sanitized as Eurovision is, it's also live, so there's always some wiggle room for shenanigans.

Here's some dubstep French rap. I really dig this song, actually. Ganja White Night is toward the top of my list of good dubstep lately.

Both great songs guys. Wasn't sure about Satis' one at first but then it really developed into something cool. As for Peltz' one, I like the Kate Bush original already so this was a nice variation on it!

Not really music, but I read about the Shepard tone a few days ago and figured I'd share...it creates an illusion of an ever rising sound by overlapping several notes over and over again. It's neat.

A coworker of mine recently introduced me to this. I actually really like it.

That video is blocked in my country. What's the name so I can search for it?