Strange Entities

Hi-hi, readers.  Today, I'll be giving 2 reviews.  The first review is for UnLuckables.  This site is part of the Little Bit Creepie series by Kristie Silva.  It has a gallery that showcases different types of UnLuckables that you can purchase as prints.

What are UnLuckables?  They're creatures that are part monster and part voodoo doll.  I find these things to be fucking adorable.  Like this little cutie below.

  

I definitely suggest checking out the site.  You might come across a UnLuckable that you'll want to take home.  On to the next review.  This one is for My Own Sorrow's latest album, "The Entity."

It's another dark masterpiece.  Some songs will make you want to dance.  Others will make you want to go out into the woods and perform a ritual.  It's a good balance.  To get your own copy of "The Entity", click here.

That's it for my double review.  Til next time.  (Note to self: Come up with a better closing phrase. XP)



Note: I did not take the picture shown in this blog post.  The image is from UnLuckables.

A New Odyssey

Happy Summer, readers.  Swedish artist, My Own Sorrow, has just released a new album called "Infernal Odyssey."  I listened to it last night and quite enjoyed it.  My favorite track is "The Demon I Loved."  For a limited time, My Own Sorrow has made it so that fans can set their own price for downloading the album.   

So, hurry up and take advantage of this opportunity by clicking the link below.  A new odyssey awaits you.

Infernal Odyssey 

A Feast for the Ears

Got another album that I would like to share with you all.  This one comes from a Swedish artist called My Own Sorrow.  Their sound is best described as dark electro mixed with mystery, occult and horror.  Download the album now by clicking the link below.

Crawling Chaos 

Awesome Discovery

About a month ago, the mailman accidentally put a catalog into my mailbox that was meant for somebody else.  It was from this online store called The Pyramid Collection.  After looking through the catalog, I saw that the shop sold items that catered to a lot of different subcultures.  Like Gothic, Steampunk and other new age subcultures.  If these type of things Interests you, click the link below and give the site a look-see.

The Pyramid Collection