This is Mark Lindhout’s music collection on Bandcamp.

Mark Lindhout

  1. Rendsburg, Germany
  2. Metal
  1. collection 173
  2. wishlist 42
  3. followers 62
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  1. Salò
    by Salò
  2. KNOWER FOREVER
    by KNOWER
  3. Satan Worshipping Doom (2020 Remaster)
    by Bongripper
    Satan Satan
    This album is the outline path to transcendent enlightenment, showing the way forward and inward.

    Basically, it's about smokes, tits, and Satan. Hell yeah!
  4. Reboot the Cosmic Loom
    by 404
    PTSD from Humanity PTSD from Humanity
    Delicious guitars — oh so many guitars. So so so many guitars.... Oh god, aaargh!
  5. Beit
    by Masaa
    Mantra Mantra
    When something touches me as much as “Mantra” has, with stoic thematics embedded in the warm blanket of beautiful art, I cannot but love.
  6. Live At Red Rocks '22
    by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
  7. Úpal
    by Kostnatění
    Nevolnost je vše, čím jsem (Nausea Is All I Am) Nevolnost je vše, čím jsem (Nausea Is All I Am)
    A deliciously singular foray into what black metal is supposed to be: Unafraid of experiments, abrasive, and nauseating.
  8. Anachronisms
    by Autaar & Orwo Fame
  9. ἈΠΟΚΆΛΥΨΙΣ
    by TRESPASSER
    Hand in hand towards Har-Megiddo Hand in hand towards Har-Megiddo
    Righteous and aggressive. The only stance worth taking in a world where fear herds people into dumb fascism.

    Nationalism, populism, identity politics, these are all the effects of late stage capitalism... And somehow, we're all still collectively surprised at how hard the market is fucking us. Come on — Let's eat those billionaires!

    Trespasser have already taken care of the soundtrack.
  10. AEIOUY
    by Salò
    The decadence, the barely hidden sickness and perversity.

    *Chef's kiss*
  11. Did You Not See
    by Amy Swinehouse
  12. Black Medium Current
    by Dodheimsgard
    It Does Not Follow It Does Not Follow
    Masterpiece.
  13. Obiasot Dwybat Ptnotun
    by Anarkhon
    What a fucking BEAST of a record. Like being trapped inside of an enormous, ancient machine which sole purpose is to grind bones and pulp nails and flesh.

    Ungodly delicious, that's what. Death metal is not dead — that's for sure.
  14. Bab Al On
    by Dødsengel
    Always pure black metal, yet also unflinchingly experimental.

    The deeply occult, eloquent lyrics.
    The artful, expressive vocals.
    The hypnotic song structure.
    All have again found their place on "Bab Al On".
  15. Traveller
    by Khonsu
    Army of Me Army of Me
    Dune-themed blackened death metal? Count me in. Björk cover? Doubly so.
  16. We Cater To Cowards
    by Oozing Wound
    Society's collapsing, people are suffering, but who the fuck cares, as long as we have those ear-piercing ooze riffs.

    I see you, brothers.
  17. All Things Heavy
    by Mynolia
    Exquisite musical grammar, a heavy dose of 70's stylistic elements, yet much, much more than just the sum of its parts. Beautiful.
  18. HEY WHAT
    by Low
    So movingly beautiful.

    Such fragile, controlled, essential music.

    Truly a great stride for art. What an incredible achievement.

    So, so pretty.
  19. Count Spookula & Polterwytch present: The Eve Of The Dead
    by Count Spookula & Pölterwytch
  20. God's Country
    by Chat Pile
    A very unpleasant look into a society in the midst of late-stage capitalism.

    So, whip out your meth pipes, cut yourself with a razor blade, and listen to the gruesome art that is Chat Pile's "God's Country"