roachrodeo Who was at the Dupont Pavilion? Why was the bench still warm, who had been there?

dean_myler Got me frolicking and skipping through the fields. Such a fun album man. Love it Favorite track: I Think You Should Get This.

neonkitchen Women love me dawg they love my Jew nose Favorite track: NOT A YOUTUBER.

Charlie Coast this is such a great album and (possible) send off to this era of willows music. they really just have a way of making songs that dont sound like they mean anything but actually mean everything. nice one Favorite track: i don't really mind where we go from here.

dungeoncritter Truly unique project, absolutely haunting Favorite track: Bloody Claws.

sansnik8 He truly could’ve been popular man RIP chaos9

marshy_1 The start of one of the greatest black metal bands ever in recent time. Vocals sound like a jaguar, guitar tone is grimy and dark, drum machines are impossible. Rest in peace dark king.
Favorite track: Kitigai.

longlostdoll eerie, love it Favorite track: Endless Dismal Moan.

such an ethereal album, every track hits a different spot and elskling brings me right back to highschool when my now wife told me "I'll wait, for you".

also happy birthday elusin!!! Favorite track: Elskling.

Channel200 God is good 🥹✌️✌️🤍 Favorite track: Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies.

nic0 Shit is peak. Need I say more? Favorite track: Heartlocket.

The Questionable Question "遺。白" — depressive black metal from Hong Kong that quietly fell through the cracks. More varied than the genre norm: darker murmurs and growls, narrated parts and calm interludes between the piercing screams, with post-black glimpses in the longer, more minimalist tracks. Distinctive, for those who have a liking for their way of doing things.

Reviewed in A Dead Spot of Light Magazine #29.

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set0553 I cannot listen to this, without crying... True sorrow and pain..

綾波ルナ It's been a while since I last visited this record from my lonely days in Japan. I'm glad I came back to it though, it's definitely a standout among the music I listened to from those days. The beautiful and colourful watercolour artwork mixed with the complete devastation of the music blends magically into this sort of comfort in sadness. I hope Dismal will release another album someday, but until then this is an utter masterpiece in its genre and I will listen to it far into the future. Favorite track: Azafen.