extreme metal really lends itself to those spaces and gives room for that kind of experimentation. Waiting to see what happens to popular music and its fans when a totally fake hit song by a totally fake superstar (or 20 of them back to back?!) happens.

Vocal patterns that were clearly hyper rhythmic drum sequences, drum fills that were nearly vocal in their melodiousness etc. I think the reason it worked (and really the only proper use case of AI in music that makes any sense to me) is that it was so beyond alien, beyond human, anti-realistic and

One of the earliest AI musics I heard was an honestly incredible never-ending death metal stream that was unique in that it was very obvious it was well beyond any human’s natural playing capacity on every instrument, and motifs would blend and crossover between instruments and vocals leading to

I’ve definitely thought about this, about how fast a well trained model can churn out every possible variation within certain stylistic limitations. Different genres being able to handle more or less AI slop before they’re “completed”.

A fair bit of these “de-icer” shits we’re just marketed with like ludicrous industrial tags to avoid regulations as mephedrones and cathinones/“brain juice” various types of bath salts etc

I got taken aside for a really great review while I was walking my way toward the boss to quit earlier this fall. I can’t believe it made me feel guilty enough to stick around. A sucker born every minute, so they say.

Each generation has their own one trick pony action stars. I was always disappointed that Dolph Lundgren got pigeonholed like that. He should’ve gotten like 20 or 30 more movies. He had the juice!

Marx advocated guns for all long before there was an NRA, as did the Panthers, Malcom X, and many other leftist leaders and orgs.

Divine messages are often unpleasant

This is truly the funniest thing ever