Victhor The Viking

This band is sounds awesome. I am really diggin’ it. It has it’s elements of doom but it is progressive in other areas with some post-rock mixed in Very Good

Obiat – Eye Tree Pi

Lovingly pinched from Doommantia: Obiat’s third album with the strange title Eye Tree Pi is another eclectic release from a band that has been hard to put a tag on. Even more strange is this album has been put out by Small Stone Records which makes it one of the most unique releases on the label, its so much different compared with other bands from the Small Stone stable. Also the band is unique in the fact they have band members from Poland, Italy and Hungry but are based in London, England.

The band has a sound all of their own because while they are primarily in the Doom genre, they also have a post-metal sound that at times sound like System Of A Down. A strange mix but one that seems to work most of the time. The band has a lot of ambiance that reaches into the Yob scheme of things while they also throw in N.W.O.B.H.M, Folk Rock, Progressive Rock and Stoner Rock riffing.

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This movie sounds very interesting! Heard about on a friends facebook page.  The movie is about the different discrepancies and little items that make me ask myself; “Was 9/11 an inside job?”

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So earlier today, Republican Congressman Steve King actually said:

“All Americans have health care, every single one.”

What a noble sentiment. And what a spectacularly, blatantly false one. One would have to believe King knows full well it is false, but then again he is a conservative Republican, and conservative Republicans are at this point synonymous with manufactured realities in which tax cuts cause unicorns to fart rainbows of money across the land and decent public education is the gateway to Stalinism. So it is equally possible that King is being honest, at least within the narrow confines of his own head, and he honestly believes that no Americans are out there who do not have basic health care.