Por qué creen que hay mucho libertario y republicano Incel? Mejor dicho, cuál podría ser la conexión.

Hola, soy de Chile y me he percatado que muchos ​jóvenes de mi edad y adultos (no todos) d​e aquellas ideologías, que apoyan a Kast y a Milei, comparten pensamientos Incel/blackpill y apoyan propuestas que reducen los derechos de la mujer y que avalan el desprecio hacía ellas. Por ejemplo, muchos creadores de contenido en Youtube con ese pensamiento a la vez comparten discursos Redpill y Blackpill, dónde básicamente culpan a la mujer moderna, a los "aliade chad" ​y al feminismo de todos los problemas existentes. Me da curiosidad porqué he visto otros posts en subreddits de mi país y argentinos sobre este tema ​y básicamente nunca se llega a una conclusión exacta o solo se toma como meme. Saludos.

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u/TanoTheCarlos — 10 days ago

The Mystery behind the first Horrorcore album ever made.

When we talk about Horrorcore origins, many of us think about Esham, Geto Boys, Ganksta NIP and if we go to underground territory names like Kinghood Cycoz (whose first tape is partially lost) and Demon comes to mind. But, what happen if someone created the dark originis ​on 1986?

According to an old RYM entry from the 2000s, the user found an old tape from an artist named Deathmask. The release named ​"We All Burn In Hell" ​contained satanic imagery and gruesome gory drawing, with an unreadable logo from a company named "Death Trip Records". Also, the user describes the sound as extremely atmospheric and raw to the point of being basically a wall of noise, probably with a kind of proto-memphis rap (like Dj Spanish Fly) and new school hip hop sound on the vein of early Run DMC and Schoolly D. There is no more info and the only reference of the album is just a fragment​ of the album cover of ​Mercyful Fate's "9".

If someone from Memphis, Sacramento, Texas or Detroit that has info or real life testimonie it will be useful. Greetings from Chile!

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u/TanoTheCarlos — 19 days ago

[partially lost] lost compositions of unknown composer accredited as "A.H. Büchler"

Recently on youtube i found a video about this composition. Video description says:

"Finding any information about this composer is a problem: there is sadly nothing to be found. All one can say is he worked in Amsterdam around 1800, when this delightful overture was written for the orchestra of Felix Meritis. The composer must have had a formal training: this Beethovenesque overture makes one hunger for more.
If anyone can enlighten me it would be really appreciated.
The manuscript can be found in the archive of Stichting Toonkunst, Amsterdam."

Also, the soundstyle of the music piece has a vibe of Classical Period and Concerto, making the affirmations of the youtube user real. Probably the piece was composed between 1850 or 1880. Anyways, trying to find proof or evidence about this composer is really hard, because internet instead show results about Ferdinand Büchler, who was a 19th-century German cellist and composer, best known for his foundational teaching materials, etüdes, and cello studies.

u/TanoTheCarlos — 28 days ago
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Opinions about Pure Fucking Armageddon reissue from 2024?

Im asking here because i enjoy that demo but according to discogs this is a remaster, remixing and everything of one of the original tapes. So, anybody has experience with this reissue? im curious if i should buy it.

u/TanoTheCarlos — 1 month ago