Milo here. And we're coming to the end of a pretty quick-n-painless wrap-up period here at Stuff And That, thank goodness for that. In 2018, though I'm sure this may seem pitiful by some of your standards, I listened to a pretty deesh 128 albums, and thus I've had a pretty good year. As such,…Read more Top 50 Albums of 2018 – Milo.
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SAT500: Best Metal Artist Of All Time
Rock's ugly cousins, spawn of Sabbath, the Devil's ditties; call it what you want, metal fucking rules. Milo. Black Sabbath Black Sabbath are metal. Wait, lemme put the right stress there. Black Sabbath ARE metal. Without the grim, industrial, Birmingham-tainted, occulty, bluesy hard rock of their debut album, an entire genre of music simply wouldn't…Read more SAT500: Best Metal Artist Of All Time
Add Violence – Nine Inch Nails (EP, 2017) – Review
Shut up! Milo here. Boy-o-boy, do I like me some Nine Inch Nails. Ever since I really got into them somewhen last year, their, who am I kidding, his brand of masochistic industrial rock has stood out to me as one of the most unique and distinctive styles of music I've ever heard. Though we…Read more Add Violence – Nine Inch Nails (EP, 2017) – Review
MMM: #568 Something I Can Never Have – Nine Inch Nails
Milo here. And I'm back with another Music Mayhem, yea boi! This time, we have a track from Nine Inch Nails' stellar debut, Pretty Hate Machine, Something I Can Never Have, which was also featured on the soundtrack for Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers. I can appreciate there's a lot of italics there, but I'm…Read more MMM: #568 Something I Can Never Have – Nine Inch Nails
Marilyn Manson – Mechanical Animals (1998) – Review
Did You Just Assume My Gender? Milo here, wondering how I got "here". I mean what is "here"? I'm not physically in your computer. In fact, I'm writing this ages before you even read it, so shouldn't it be "there"? I dunno. Let's review a thing! Now then, Marilyn Manson, if you've been living under…Read more Marilyn Manson – Mechanical Animals (1998) – Review
Top Ten Frontmen In Rock & Metal – Milo
Milo here, falsettoing up. When listening to any type of music, the voice is what grabs your attention. It's the face of the band, what can, potentially, make or break an album. I know for a fact that I've been completely turned off of a band thanks to me not liking the vocals, Skunk Anansie,…Read more Top Ten Frontmen In Rock & Metal – Milo
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