ok, cool. I had seen stuff about this before but always wondered. I’m a big Aphex Twin fan, and a bigger NIN fan, and I can see how more sonically chaotic artists could use this without ruining how their music sounds. thank you so much for explaining this to me.

there’s already morons lining up to condemn the game based on this silliness. I saw one person saying they thought this pentagram would infiltrate people’s brains if they listened to the song.

I don’t understand how this works at all. shouldn’t this stuff manifest in how the music actually sounds? how does one manipulate a spectrograph without creating sonic problems?

why would you condemn this poor fucker to having to work with this kid? that’s asinine.

the person wearing the “only the best for children” shirt makes this perfect.

I think that when shit like this goes down, contacting the FBI might not be a bad idea.

haha! it’s actually exactly like that.

I’m going to be the bully now: you are wrong and dumb. the idea that Jason owes this little creep ANYTHING, especially when you consider that Jason was right, and this kid was totally off-base, is both laughable, and proof that you haven’t left this mentality behind at all. what the fuck? you understand that…

this is a really salient point, and pretty much nails it. these morons really don’t know anything about journalism at all.

oh my god shut up.

weird game. creative and bizarre.

Gankutsuou

buuuut they won’t.

google told me exactly what they meant.

well, I did, and guess what, they meant Heihachi Mishima. so yeah...

there’s this thing called Google.

to be fair, the Japanese live action industry is notoriously artistically stodgy, and also can’t rustle up an 8th of the budget required to make FMA look good.

I got this confused with Full Life Consequences.

I like the Thing logo reference in that gif.

he’s not “technically” a Bowie. he’s David Bowie’s son. nothing technical there.