Rotwang

Cool track, thanks for sharing. np:

Too many to choose from, but here are a few that spring to mind right now: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2cdmxMlO9Y (good melody starts at around 4:24 then keeps getting better)

Four-minute samples now available at saikosounds. I'm rather excited.

Unfortunately, one of the people who seem to have forgotten this is Dan Brown himself: (source)

I should probably have mentioned that I haven't read any of his books either, so have nothing to say about their merits as fiction (my parents tell me they're crap, but entertaining crap). When it comes to the subject of historical accuracy, those of us who aren't historians don't really have any choice but to rely on the word of the many differing voices who claim expert status. But some of the nonsense about cryptanalysis in Digital Fortress is just painful reading even to know-nothings like me, so I'd definitely take the word of those historians who disagree with Dan Brown over that of Dan Brown.

Dan Brown's books seem to be inspired by bullshit. See e.g. here, here or here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PI8nqzwehc & the rest of the album.

I'd like to know your opinion after you've given it a few listens.

Gah, finally somebody has put this on YouTube. I love the demented kick drum pattern that starts around the three minute mark (and everything else - probably my fave track of 2009).

Yes, we know. And as was also said earlier, no it doesn't.

I could. DO NOT WANT

I no longer know what's real and what's not.

Yes. How's the music?

Very cool.

Sorry if it wasn't obvious, but my post was intended as a cheap joke. I don't think that Kindzadza is a closet Nazi. Though I should point out that the Nazi swastika isn't the other way round - it points clockwise (which is why I zoomed in on that one, rather than the other one near the centre of the album cover that points anti-clockwise). e: I see you already realised this in the time between my reading your post and my pressing "reply".

Interesting...

That's because the images were in your browser's cache, so it loaded them from there instead of trying to get them directly from discogs (which would have refused). Sorry, not sure where the Z came from.

[craps pants] BTW, three of the full tracks can be heard over at his MySpace page.