Vincent Valentine

In fact, there is another full-length by Lurker Of Chalice, which is "Massive Conspiracy Against All Life," released as made by Leviathan solely for legal reasons (which you can find briefly explained on Metal Archives), and you can tell. There are also rumors of phantom albums that have already been recorded but not yet released, but in such underground contexts, these news can easily turn into urban legends, like the alligators in the sewers of New York.

Let's say that for several months I've limited myself to reading some reviews and following the now comical saga of Katharsys and its stubborn reincarnations. I found "Paracletus" to be a very interesting album in a 2010 filled with releases in the "sector" that have satisfied me very little in terms of quality: I'm sure that given your passion (certainly greater than mine) for the DO, you won't miss the opportunity to churn out something. One question: what do you think of the Lurker Of Chalice project?

I eagerly await your review of "Paracletus"!

You remind me of someone, Harry.

The Heineken Jammin' Festival is a biblical and epoch-making feast, starting from the location. The dear San Giuliano in Mestre is probably one of the few venues that can accommodate roughly infinite participants, beer stalls at 5 euros a glass, sandwich vendors, booths from Durex, Algida, the hilarious DJs from Virgin Radio, and much more. It's a big amusement park (for an extra fee): perfect, if it weren't for the fact that sometimes relentless storms break out and systematically someone ends up in the hospital, if not the morgue. I, who had gone for the first three days solely for Aerosmith, Editors, and Massive Attack, didn’t feel particularly happy when, fleeing from the general armageddon and seeking shelter, I found myself watching the tents and other structures being closed off by the very organizers/vendors, etc.: going from 40 degrees to 15 in five minutes is not as pleasant as it seems in the Nestea commercials. And I wasn’t even happy about the partial refund of the ticket. Kind Mr. Heineken, go fuck yourself!

It's an album that can leave you puzzled at first listen, definitely fragmented yet captivating. "Percées de lumière" alone is worth the purchase of the record, perhaps a shame about "Solar Song," which is rather bland.

Vote for the anime.

The next "Melancholie²" is truly a masterpiece.

But it's not coming out at the end of March?

And, please, does responding with a 30-line comment not show some jealousy? Just out of curiosity, you know.