Josh Killcrop

DAMN! clipping. last night was next level. This was the first song after the intro and the crowd never slowed down a bit (except for the middle when the amazing Counterfeit Madison joined and we were all mesmerized in a near religious experience that left our brains shot out the back of our heads)

Well I can cross Clock DVA off the list!

So here is the new Bad Acid Cult album/offering/work/vibe that I got to work on for a track. Let its darkness bring light and its light bring awakenings.

w1tchw4re, by Bad Acid Cult 13 track album

The wait is over. At least on Bandcamp, that is! Special secret bonus track on that site for those who buy the album there! badacidcult.bandcamp.com/album/w1tchw...

Can't wait for this to be out in the wild. Hunting from places unseen.

You’re doing this right. You’re showing us all how to live.

Two very different recent weeks, two very different shows.

Well let’s see what all this fuss is about.

Seems Madison drivers really be taking their dumbass pills today.

This brings a much needed smile to my face today.

I was today years old when I learned that the song Live is Life wasn’t originally by Laibach. AND that it is LIVE is Life not Life is Life.

If it matters, I discovered this because the original Opus version of the song was (somewhat paradoxically) playing at a Mexican restaurant.

*So, what Happens to Naked Truth Ex Libris Girl there when she gives up her midnight oil and her hefty science tomes, and she just asks LLMs to give her the answers to everything

*Does she become "Approximate Statistical Truthiness with Some Hallucinations," and if so, then what does she wear
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Happy priDEMONth!

I took one look at that picture and was like, this is Taigu right? Simple, masterfully made noodles.

I got that “algorithm-driven advertisements for shoes for the elderly and unsteady” drip

He could put your so precisely in his point of view. That of an angry and chaotic man who was also tuned into a station just barely offset to the one we are all listening to, revealing all the underpinnings we were never meant to see.

Reading Thompson’s Fear and Loathing On The Campaign Trail may not be the fun and terrifying ride that Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas may have been, but his ability to luridly put you in a time and place both familiar and alien cannot be overstated.

This is pretty damn sad.

Yeah. I got into it in the 90’s with 2020 but never actually found anyone to play it with until CPRED came out. The buzz 2077 was generating at the time the jumpstart kit came out made it easier to get some of my friends into playing. So the eclipsing 2077 notoriety wasn’t *all* bad.

CPRED = Cyberpunk RED. The game by R.Tal and Mike Pondsmith.

Not CDPR.

You don’t need to cite the old magic, I was there when it was written (but I am also somewhat capricious with my acronyms)

I think I’m pretty jazzed for this one. It’s not a collectible card game right? But I am guessing (should it have legs) that it would be expandable.

I love the idea of taking the CPRED game/storytelling in a more lightweight and accessible format!

This remix was an absolute pleasure to make, using a methodology I had never tried before, I was able to go in some directions wouldn’t have thought to go. Also I got to finally use a good ‘ole TB-303 bassline, which I have been itching to do for awhile but never quite found an opportunity to.

Black Hole Sun is one of those songs where I really like to sing the verses, but never really cared for the chorus.

Check this shit out! A bunch of talented artist and I created a bunch of remixes of the Bad Acid Cult album The Journey Outward.

This one was a blast to remix!

Wanna know how old I am?

Do drag queens all shop at the same perfume store?

Wow, they both look beautiful!

Gimme some of that goffic blood-engorged chocolate snack!