I am a gear in the wheel of the Klok. I fear not my mortality.

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I am a gear in the wheel of the Klok. I fear not my mortality.
Let my mom use my car back in december... totalled.
Let my mom use my truck today... probably totalled.
The good news is I'm out of cars for her to crash.
Hey Metalocalypse fandom! I had totally forgotten I had made a Nathan Explosion character in Skyrim.
Thunder horse!
Bonus Tokitty, who for some reason decided it was a good idea to use a pickaxe and staff for weapons:
He tried his best! (It was easier to make his character a khajiit than a human.)
THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW
~Season 7, Episode 12~
In this episode, we are visited by Bucky Brown from The Ripple Effect for a monthly countdown of the Top 10 albums and beyond published by the Doom Charts. Plus, Billy Goate (Editor of Doomed & Stoned) gives an update on two upcoming compilations in our long-running, critically acclaimed series. All that and more exciting search engine misadventures with John Gist (CEO of Vegas Rock Revolution). Tons of new music in this episode, which will be a doom-lovers delight!
🤘 Huge thanks to Patrons for making it possible each and every week! 🤘
🔥 PLAYLIST 🔥
☀ INTRO (00:00) 1. Birds of Vale - "Devil In" (00:31)
☀ HOST SEGMENT I (04:58) 2. Olde (no. 14) - "A New King" (17:43) 3. Stonus (no. 20) - "Messianism" (23:03) 4. Lord Mortvm (no. 17) - "Children of Haze" (29:47)
☀ HOST SEGMENT II (35:13) 5. The Quill (no. 23) - "Left Brain Blues" (42:28) 6. Black Juju (no. 24) - "Hiawatha" (46:24) 7. Pale Keeper (no. 26) - "Emerald Grave" (51:27)
☀ HOST SEGMENT III (59:14) 8. Spelljammer (no. 10) - "Among The Holy (1:09:43) 9. Häxmästaren (no. 9) - "Millennium Phenomenon" (1:15:59) 10. Cosmic Reaper (no. 8) - "Wasteland II" (1:21:45)
☀ HOST SEGMENT IV (1:27:59) 11. 1782 (no. 7) - "In Requiem" (1:38:00) 12. DVNE (no. 6) - "Court of the Matriarch" (1:44:20) 13. Clouds Taste Satanic (no. 5) - "If You Doom Me Now" (1:51:33)
☀ HOST SEGMENT V (1:56:21) 14. Draken (no. 4) - "Realm of Silence" (2:11:48) 15. Acid Mammoth (no. 3) - "Ivory Towers" (2:16:04) 16. Thunder Horse (no. 2) - "Dear Mr. Fantasy" (2:22:22) 17. Greenleaf (no. 1) - "March on Higher Grounds" (2:26:37)
☀ OUTRO (2:30:33) 18. Yawning Sons (no. 12) - "Gravity Underwater" (bonus track)
📝CREDITS:
Theme song: Dylan Tucker Thumbnail: The Quill - 'Earthrise' (Metalville Records) Incidental music: Hellvetika
The Doomed & Stoned Show is now playing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, Google Podcasts, Soundcloud, Mixcloud, PlayerFM, and streaming platforms everywhere.
Got a Cricut Maker for Christmas... oh the possibilities. 🤔
Thunder Horse - Thunder Horse (2018)
Texas Hulk THUNDER HORSE Reveals New Music Video “After The Fall”
~Doomed & Stoned Debuts~
By Billy Goate
It's hard to believe that THUNDER HORSE is on album number three already. It wasn't too long ago that I witnessed the San Antonio doom-stoner foursome answer the broiling heat of summer with a sizzling set of their own at the inaugural Ripple Fest Texas. Now the band is poised to release 'After The Fall' (2023), a record that's as grungy and gutsy as you like, with a doom core and metallic frame, beer-battered and deep-fried in fuzzy, southern blues.
Close your eyes and imagine the brooding sounds of early Sabbath, the massive wall of guitars made famous by bands like Deep Purple and Mountain, on a sonic ally mesmerizing Pink Floyd Trip, and then you will have a taste of the experience that Thunder Horse brings.
The guitar gives a saucy introduction to "After The Fall," the title track, which also kicks off this 8-track wrecking ball. Down and out again. No one to call. Is this really the end? frontman Stephen Bishop wonders. It's a slow and heavy ride from there, with plenty of sparks and flames along this wicked stretch of road. No hesitation here in tagging this another classic of the doom genre.
Stephen Bishop (vocals, guitar), Todd “The Bird” Connally (guitar), Dave Crow (bass, vox), and Jason “Shakes” West (drums) have really gelled as a team in the years since I first saw them perform. A solid metal act, through and through.
Look for Thunder Horse's After The Fall on July 21st, coming out on CD and vinyl c/o Ripple Music (pre-order here), with the album release party slated for August 12th (get there).
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