Dusty Chalk

Condolences to both of youse.

Subtitled. Although in general, I'm agnostic, unless the dub is particularly annoying (Wasabi comes to mind). I was just lazy, and allowed the default. If you can imagine a "Battle Royale" type scenario where the players volunteer to play, for various reasons (mostly escape from financial ruin). Writer/director Dong-hyuk Hwang is a visionary. Highly stylized sets being the most obvious example in Squid Game. I will definitely be checking their other stuff out. Jung Jaeil (he of Parasite fame) provides the perfect soundtrack. Episode, "Gganbu", was particularly unnervingly emotional.

Had a long "chips vs. fries vs. crisps" discussion on another (Brit-centric) server, and pretty much everyone enjoyed my Strange-Planet-inspired nomenclature, "heated potato sticks".

Squid Game -- that's some fucked up shit right there

Huh.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-29661446.amp Thank you, Scotland.

Condolences, Craig. My Bobby doesn't have long, and I bemoan the day I lose him.

Happy birthday! (party favour noise)

Nando's Hamsteak -- aka "a cheeky Nando's".

Nice! I figured if anyone here had been, you would've.

Avishai Cohen -- jazzish guy, just got introduced to them, melikey

...but you knew that already!

Also, What We Do in the Shadows, season 3.

I’ve been listening to a lot of “comfort music” lately, especially Casiopea. Today, listening to Fox Capture Plan’s new one, Nebula.

Actually, I believe it's State Azure. Azure are great, too, but an entirely different genre -- modern prog. (Definitely not of the Ambient/IDM variety -- very hard.) You should check them out, you might dig 'em. Most recent album was released in June: https://azureish.bandcamp.com/

Took a break from Nando's Salmon and Ashman House Mango Keylime glaze -- came out perfect

Post-Mortem: No-one Dies in Skarnes Norwegian Morbid Comedy/Horror, only first episode so far, but very entertaining Haven't heard any black metal yet, but thematically, I probably should've guessed it was Norwegian

Was listening to a songwriting workshop by Yvette Young; Now listening to Al Di Meola home live event. From one great guitarist to another. They both write incredibly beautiful music, but couldn't be more different. https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=608212820562278&ref=notif&notif_id=1631152733388028&notif_t=live_video I am reminded by both that I need to practice more. EDIT: Alas, the Al Di Meola was just the one song.

Al Di Meola Plays Piazzolla Not an example: Just...superblime. I was in love with Al Di Meola playing Piazzolla before the album existed. (Libertango is from a different album, but I must've heard him play it live before this record came out, during the Cielo e Terra/Scenario era, which is when I first saw him play live.) It's hard to stay cranky when one is listening to music this beautiful.

This was great, thanks for posting it! I'm listening to some ancient electronic music from the 70's with tasty tasty analog synthesizers -- Space Art Also listening to Portico Quartet's upcoming album, Monument -- RIYL post-rock. Look for it in November: https://porticoquartet.bandcamp.com/album/monument

LOLOLOL, I meant phonetically.

So...they got the middle half of your name right, neh?