To Oktoberfest!

The 176st Oktoberfest is taking place as of writing, and the Munich streets are by the second getting increasingly paved with puke from brainless tourists and other amateur swillers.

The media reported this morning - one week after a severly intoxicated Australian dude was deathly rammed by a commuter train - that a piss drunk Englishman was found dead in a hotel yard after falling when trying to urinate from a window on the sixth floor.

It's good to hear those Anglo-Saxons are staying true to their reputation. I mean, who can you trust these days but a decent, strapping young lad like this dude? Just look at that cute little tattoo he has on his chest. Absolutely charming.



This fake Rammstein clip has absolutely nothing to do with the above incidents. It's funny, though. Not very super extra very super funny, but a bit.




For further cheap thrills on the same topic, I recommed the film Beerfest from 2006. It's college style and utterly stupid, and will bring about many a good laughter.




Prost!

More Provocations

When I was in Siena, Italy, probably one of the the most beautiful cities in the world, a couple of months ago an art (?) museum projected thought-provoking proverbs on the opposite facade all night...

New Rammstein Record - New Provocations

Grand industrial metallers/rockers Rammstein's back with new provocations on "Liebe ist für Alle da" (English title: "There is Love For Everyone"), due out in October. The first single off of the album is "Pussy", allegedly a satirical take on sex tourism.

I guess the below promo pic gives us a hint of what its Jonas Åkerlund-directed video will be like. Click to enlarge!

Sod Off, Max Cavalera!

Now, this is what "world metal" should sound like.

The piece is originally by Spanish "hip-hop-flamenco" collective Ojos de Brujo, here arranged by and performed together with forward-thinking French metallers Hacride. The recording is taken from the Frenchmen's 2007 album "Amoeba", and the YouTube comment "WTF this the most fuckin awesome shit that i ever heard" pretty much says it all.

Sod off, Max Cavalera!