Hiss Golden Messenger - Quietly Blowing ItQuietly Blowing It is an intimate and introspective offering that finds M. C. Taylor ruminating on themes of growing up, alienation, obligation, hope, purpose, family, class, self discovery, healing, and rebuilding, fashioned with impressionistic tones. He says the record "feels like the most personal album that I've made because I'm not trying to explain anything to anyone except myself." Taylor reckons with these turbulent times in deeply personal

so different from Chopin's

King Diamond

"Disco Madness

written for Koh

but also his most inspired

a new symphony composed by the famous Mr

a vortex of riffs and interwoven notes delivered at terrifying velocity - each instrument operates with incredible precision

percussion and noise elements that are dead set on pummeling the unwitting listener into complete submission - the culmination of which effectively embodies it's title

Mint and beyond into America and across Europe

but it still sounds very intimate

"One Flesh" and "Perfume Garden" performed here with many interesting lyrical differences

all in their twenties