I need to get more of this stuff. I listen to "Rose Clouds of Holocaust" at least five times a day.

they rule

yeah, i'm a fan
all pigs must die

depends on what era of DI6 you're into. I'm more into their punk stuff right after they killed the "crisis" project, but I am a huge fan of the later works like "Operation Hummingbird" and "Take Care and Control" I'm a big fan, contact me if you need any recommendations.

A girl at my old job heard me listening to quiet folky stuff and recommended them to me - but the only thing she had on her iPod was "Nada!". Not your first choice, take it from me. It's apocalyptic folk dance music. (!!!)

I appreciate. what about Current 93 and Nature and the Organisation?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nature_And_Organisation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Current_93

wow! http://www.myspace.com/natureandorganisation
they have up some of their most awesome songs.

Nature and Organisation's "Beauty Reaps the Blood of Solitude" is generally what goes on after DI6. ;) Very appreeshed. (Haven't checked out Current 93, yet.)

carina bought me a gold cd limited edition thing of that CD. so good

The only album that I own is "what ends when the symbols shatter"...definitely a unique cd that made a big impression on me. It's refreshing to hear what you can do with just a couple basic chords sometimes. I've been wanting to explore the rest of their discography.

dunwichnli said:

ever read into what inspired the track "Hollows of Devotion" off the aformentioned death in june release. It has something to do with a priest and douglas sharing a section of the mens room.

Holy shit...this is awesome.......anyone have a download site?


I love this.

buy death in june, support him before he retires. I download but DI6 is something you have to own.

They put on a great show at the old Man Rays ten or more years ago and they wore the face mast the whole time... awsome show!

Seth/Hekseri said:

the face mask is a tribute to the author/playwrite Yukio Mishima. The books Confessions of a Mask is a great read, after reading it I understood alot more of Douglas Pierce's lyrics/ideology.