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What a nice thing to wake up to on a rainy Tuesday morning.
So I’ll try to make this as concise as possible, without leaving out any extremely important details. I wish I would have committed this to paper this morning shortly after waking, but like most good dreams, the enormity and potential meaning does not necessarily reveal itself until later on.
Awesome blog The Deciblog (rhyme? no) has a sweet little post about nothing more than some heavy-metal decorated comforters. They’re perfect for the prospective lifelong virgin in your life. Though if you were considering donning a Manowar comforter on your bed, there was never a chance of you getting laid to begin with.
We’re currently in the middle of moving into new lairs of doom, so stay tuned for some new content.
Holy shit, I had forgotten about this place for quite some time. This is a good thing. It’s probably due to the fact that I don’t live within walking distance of a mall, or have the patience to take the train to wherever they keep malls around here.
Why am I writing suddenly about Hot Topic? Do I have a sudden fetish for pasty skinny girls who would set off a metal detector a mile away? No, it was just referenced on South Park, that’s why. Instant blogging, hot off of the presses. So I write.
Despite the shifting tides of emotion I’ve felt about the different stages of White/Rob Zombie’s music over the years, I’ve always liked the man himself, and this short interview about his upcoming White Zombie anthology, Let Sleeping Corpses Lie, is a great read for a slow-as-shit Wednesday and and even more agonizingly un-evil November.
And I am excited. If you recall, my little brother got me the game for my birthday. I pick it up today. Time to kill some zombies. Or eat some humans. I am not sure.
Beginning this Saturday November 22nd, the Joshua Liner Gallery on 28th st will be exhibiting works of art from Kris Kuksi, a show entitled Imminent Utopia. Dark Roasted Blend has a nice interview with the artist, in which in reveals many of his inspirations and themes behind his work, as well as many great shots of his work.
The detail in these pieces beyond fascinates me, and I for one will be there on opening night to get a first-hand glimpse of these masterpieces.
What: Imminent Utopia (Kris Kuksi exhibition)
Where: Joshua Liner Gallery, 28th St between 10th and 11th avenues
When: November 22nd through December 20th
This one needs no explanation as to why it was chosen. I’m not going to write much on it, other than it’s a decent read for a one-off story. It’s a quick summary of the movie, and juding by the reviews it has received so far, you might be better off just spending $3.50 on the comic instead.
4 out of 10 lost boys.
It was Friday night, I’d had a pretty rough Wednesday and Thursday, and I didn’t really feel like going out. So as the woman and I were perusing through the movies-on-demand I caught “Final Destination 3.” I remembered I’d heard the movie specifically referenced 3 or 4 times in the past, with “It totally doesn’t suck” as the accolade and sole reason I should watch it. So we bit! (spoilers ahead)
See the auction details here. Authentic kit from the 1800s. I wish I lived in a time when vampires were still a legitimate possibility.