Botanist - I:The Suicide Tree/II: A Rose from the Dead [Full Album]

Black metal with brutal dulcimer 

Kar Yan Ma Shi Thaw Yin Kone Than - Examplez - Cats on stage at G20

Butthole Surfers - Kuntz

The song is written by an unknown and uncredited Thai artist. Lyrics roughly translate to: "That itch that won't go away...The itch never leaves."The meaning of the song's other lyrics remain unknown. 

'Modified' version was released as the ninth track of the Butthole Surfers' 1987 album Locust Abortion Technician.

                                               

Drudkh - Blood in Our Wells

Romanian black metal

such a cool breeze, would love to know the name of this jam

the best techno is as fantasical as it is banal

Memphis Tapes

Lil Sixx - Stik Up Man

Koopsta Knicca's Da Devil's Playground.  The most hypnotic album to come from the three6mafia associates

great selection 90s Memphis rap tapes for download.  lots of tommy wright, an old DJ Paul, a juicy j tape from '93 a few pages in.
http://memphisraptapes.blogspot.com/
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^best music video i've seen in a while.  finally some visuals to match what he's doing sonically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tz6OUIjtM6E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tz6OUIjtM6E

Burning Witch - Crippled Lucifer

Runhild Gammelsæter is a musician notable for being the vocalist for the American bands Thorr's Hammer and Khlyst. She works as a professional biologist and holds a Ph.D. in cell physiology.

http://www.419eater.com/

A very popular Tibetan creation myth holds that in the beginning the world was covered by water, which evaporated little by little, leaving room for animal life. To the flooded land of Tibet came a monkey that had withdrawn there to immerse himself in meditation and to follow a life of asceticism and chastity. He settled on Mount Gongori. One day, while he sat in meditation, a female demon came to seduce him. Tradition has it that she was the manifestation of the bodhisattva Tara (Jetsun Dolma in Tibetan), a symbol of compassion and protector of merchants and travelers. She threatened that if he refused to sleep with her she would visit a demon and conceive a multitude of small monsters that would destroy all living creatures. The wise monkey yielded and requested Avalokitesvara's authorization to marry her. Avalokiteśvara blessed the monkey and the female demon, and a few months later six small monkeys were born of their union. The monkey let his six children grow up in the forest, but three years later he discovered that they had become five hundred. The fruits of the forest were no longer sufficient to feed them, and the five hundred monkeys beseeched their father to help them find food. Not knowing what to do, he went again to ask help from the god of compassion. Then Avalokiteśvara went on the mount Meru, or Sumeru (believed to correspond to today's Mount Kailash, a sacred place for Buddhists, Hindus, Jains Bonpos. Some say that at the top of the mountain he gathered a handful of barley, others that he extracted five cereals from his own body to offer to the monkey father. Then the monkey father learned agriculture and, after a good harvest, could finally feed all his children. As they fed on the cereals, the monkeys gradually lost their hair and their tails. They also started to use bone and stone implements, then made clothes and built houses, forming a civilization from which the Tibetan people descended.