Music Monday - It’s Pitch Black

The references in this one will only be understood by folks of a certain generation. If you’re one, how’s your back pain?

Music Monday - I’ll Form The Head

For this Music Monday I thought I’d bring back some Voltron-inspired nerdiness from the past.

Music Monday- Call Me

BossLogic posted this fun Supergirl/Blondie art and wanted to share. Read my review of the movie here.

You can check out my review of the movie here.

Music Monday - Play Dead

This post combines two of my loves, Ice Nine Kills and Dead By Daylight. I've posted about the band and video game before (including posting SURVIVE THIS!! stats for the killer known as Trickster). Play Dead is an INK track released for Dead By Daylight's 10th anniversary. I'd actually stopped playing the game for a while, but the include of Jason Voorhees into the game brought me back. Finding out there was an INK and DBD just sealed the (infernal) deal.

The track is good and the video is a fantastic tribute to the game (including the killers, Nurse and (one of my favorites) Legion). All of the band members are dressed up in the outfits of the game's survivors and Spencer (the lead singer) is dressed as my fav survivor, Dwight.

The video has some fun cameos and continues the ongoing INK music video story. Also, going to be real, I love the Insane Clown Posse reference in the video.

Music Monday - Who Will You Be

 Here's another Critical Role inspired tune, though instead of jaunty this one is sexy. 

Jester's mother, Marion Lavorre (aka the Ruby of the Sea), would be a great focus for a future Fuccubus Friday post.

Music Monday - The Legend of Grog Machina

The new season of Legend of Machina is on Prime. If you want a totally accurate summary of previous seasons, check out this jaunty tune from Grog and Pike.

Music Monday - Go Monkey Go

This one is a blast from the past. Released in 2000 and performed by Devo, Go Monkey Go is a tribute to Mojo Jojo, the primary antagonist of the Power Puff Girls.

Music Monday - The Revo

This past weekend we were treated with an epilogue episode for My Hero Academia.

The intro song, The Revo from PORNOGRAFFITTI, was used in the last season. This video (which I’m pretty sure was also in the last episode) hits the major beats of the entire series and made me a little emotional.

Music Monday - Crash

I loved Wayne Static and Static-X when I was in high school and college. Sadly Wayne passed away a decade or so ago. This past week we got a new music release and music video featuring the man (and no it's not AI). I remember the song Crash from Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. A Batman themed music video was shot, but never released, until now. Some bits of the music have been recorded/changed and the video has been given a 4K remaster. 

Music Monday - Earth Is The Loneliest Planet

I think Morrissey is a tool and I prefer his work with The Smiths, but this bezerkartwerk is cool.

And now for the song that inspired the art. 

Happy Easter (Night of the Living Christ)

Pardon the blasphemy but this is the most appropriate day to share this. 

Also to clarify I love Jesus, it’s his most vocal fans that I can’t stand.

Music Monday - Catch!!!

Yesterday I finished watching Season 2 of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes. I really enjoyed it. It hit all of the major points from the manga. This season featured even more heroes from the main series, and included a three episode arc focused on Aizawa. 

The theme, Catch!!!, is great so I decided it would be a great Music Monday post. That being said I do have to admit that I still like Season 1's theme, Kekka Orai, better. 

Here's an English cover by Silver Storm.

Music Monday - Space Oddity

 Another inspired bezerkartwerk comic and music mashup.

And now for the Bowie classic:

Music Monday - The Bad Touch

This is a bezerkartwerk piece I didn't expect to see. Anyone play the Planet of the Apes RPG?

Listening to this song gives me middle school flashbacks.

Frogmen and Wrasslin'

I haven’t really posted this week because I started my job Monday. I think I’m going to like it. In other awesomeness, I’ve also found a place to move into next month. That should mean regular gaming will occur. This past weekend I attended the fifth annual Loveland Frogman Festival and GCW Presents “So Alive." I had a fantastic time at both. I spent most of my Frogman time hanging out with Eric and Josh from Bloat Games. They are the best and it's always a wonderful time when I get to see them. My friend Holly of Holly Who Art was also there (and a sponsor). I also got to see my friends Creep It Real. Check out their Frogman songs.

I probably spent too much, but I snagged some cool stuff. Y'all know I love public domain supers and I finally had a chance to grab a physical copy of one. I've not done Dracula stats, but now I have too. I also grabbed another Savage Dragon issue I didn't have. While it took me a a second to understand how to read them, I also grabbed some really cool oversized cryptid d6's from P House Games.

I also picked up some cool cryptid figures from Archie McPhee. They are perfect for D&D and other tabletop games. Here they are with a few D&D minis and some Archie McPhee glowing zombies I picked up a few months ago.

After visiting Loveland (near Cincy) I headed home and then made my way to Columbus to watch a Game Changer Wrestling show. I won't go too much into it, but I will say I had an amazing time! In addition to badass wrestling there were wrestling zombies and circus clowns. Oh and an entire ballroom full of people singing Teenage Dirtbag by Wheatus.

So yeah, I had an awesome weekend. It was a great way to end my birthday week.

Music Monday - Bohemian Rhapsody

This Judge Dredd and Queen bezerkartwerk mashup is inspired. 

 And now for the masterpiece that inspired it.

Also while you're at it you should go check out my favorite Brit's blog, Cowboys, Capes, and Claws.

Music Monday - American Idiot

It's been a while since I've posted a bezerkartwerk music mashup piece. Considering the state of the US and that this is another Punch A Nazi Week, this one seemed appropriate. 

And now for the music video:

John Carpenter’s Toxic Commandos

While looking for the Toxic Crusaders beat’s  up (which I feel is never coming out), I discovered John Carpenter’s Toxic Commandos. It’s a co-op fist person shooter with Carpenter’s signature horror and humor. In the game you take on hordes of zombies unleashed by the “Sludge God.” I thought it looked and sounded awesome.

A few days ago an animated trailer for it, featuring Carpenter and the band Gunship dropped. I’m even more excited about the game now.

The game drops March 12th and I’m sure I’ll be picking it up.

Spider-Punk Is Not Dead

Here's another great piece from Marcelo Ventura Art.  

Music Monday - Twisting The Knife

Ice Nine Kills have teamed up Scream 7 actress Mckenna Grace to do a haunting track for the film's soundtrack. In classic INK style, the video has a trailer.

Trailer

Music Video Part 2

I thought the song was beautiful, and the video is stylish. I appreciated the cameo at the end and wrestling reference. If you're interested in the continued narrative of the Ice Nine Kills story, check out part 2 of the video.

Music Video Part 2