Kable

Kable

@kablenstuff.bsky.social

25 / ENBY (He/They) / Bi / Single (Kinda looking atm) / Music Enthusiast / Other things here Idk atm lol / PFP: Trigodyme

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DISCriminate by Death in June is maybe one of the best “Best of” compilations I heard. My only gripe is that “He’s Disabled” (which is a top 3 Di6 song for me) isn’t on there.

Hempispheres was pretty boring lol

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I was going to listen to that new Sleep album that supposedly sucks this evening, mostly as a means of fleshing out my worst albums list, but I really don't want to. "But Kable, didn't you just said you wanted to listen to mom jeans?" No?

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I think the levee that is my mind has broken, and all of my thoughts are spewing out in an absolute mess. Has someone turned that into a lyric? Because that's actually not too bad.

I hate the reason how I rediscovered my love for Cap'n Jazz. I guess you could say something similar for Camping in Alaska, but that was before shit hit the fan.

I was going to listen to that new Sleep album that supposedly sucks this evening, mostly as a means of fleshing out my worst albums list, but I really don't want to. "But Kable, didn't you just said you wanted to listen to mom jeans?" No?

I can't tell if I want to binge the whole mom jeans discography out of morbid curiosity, out of spite, out of some test to see if my friends would get upset at me if I somehow enjoyed it even a lil bit, or all of the above.

Tried filming earlier this evening, but I can't do shit without even some notes. So, I'm gonna try again tomorrow with some simple notes on the side. Hopefully I'll have the video out before Fantano reviews it- I mean by Saturday.

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I feel like recording my review for the new Olivia Tremor Control album will be the most difficult, mostly because I’ll have to fight to urge to not cry on camera. (Also yes, I am going back to filming my reviews for now.)

I used to need a whole-ass script to do shit like this, but I think I'm at the point where I can turn rambling into something cohesive.

I feel like recording my review for the new Olivia Tremor Control album will be the most difficult, mostly because I’ll have to fight to urge to not cry on camera. (Also yes, I am going back to filming my reviews for now.)

I know that the opinions of Dopesmoker by Sleep are all over the place, and I definitely understand why. But god damn, this is amazing.

Revisiting the new Boards of Canada album in preparation for my year end list, and man, this is still really great. It's kind of fallen down a ranks a bit compared to when I first heard it, but it's still in like, the top 10 atm.

I can't help but feel like music these days is sorely undervalued by the masses. Like, I feel like there's a reason why one of the biggest art mediums AI is infesting rn is music.

Sometimes you just gotta accept that you fucked things up beyond repair and that you just need to move on and try to not repeat those same mistakes.

I think the reason why Soundtracks for the Blind is my favorite Swans album is because there’s more going on in its runtime. No shade to the post-reunion stuff, I do still enjoy those albums, but I find it harder to invest in those projects, because it has fewer things going on.

Like, maybe stretching your songs to the ends of the earth is what you prefer, and that’s legitimate, but I find myself leaning elsewhere for the most part.

If that one Interpol bootleg was called Script of the Bridge, then people would stop with the constant Joy Division comparisons.

My top 10 picks from Rolling Stone's Top 100 Punk Albums of All Time list: 1. Husker Du - Zen Arcade 2. Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime 3. Television - Marquee Moon 4. The Stooges - Fun House 5. The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat (Cont.)

6. Meat Puppets - Meat Puppets II 7. Big Black - Atomizer 8. Public Image Ltd. - Second Edition 9. Patti Smith - Horses 10. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures (Link to the list in the next post)

The rise and fall of SST records is something that fascinates me so much. Like, if Greg Ginn wasn’t such a huge prick and asshole, I feel like the label could’ve flourished past the 80s. As is, it’s a barren wasteland that just so happens to have some great music left in its catalog.

Of course, once the surviving members of Husker Du, Minutemen, fIREHOSE, Saint Vitus, Negativland, and others that I’m forgetting regain the rights to their music, then… there’ll be nothing left… …except for Black Flag and whatever else Greg does I guess.