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Formed: 1991
From: Taranto/Rome, Italy
Last Known Status: Active
Latest Aborym News
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Aborym Announces Guest Musicians
Italian electro/black metallers Aborym will release their fifth album "Psychogrotesque" on November 8th. The band's now-established three member line-up is joined by a number of special guests and friends: Richard K. Szabo of TWZ, Narchost (Malfeitor, Demon's Shade, Stormcrow), Pete Michael Kolstad Vegem (Blood Tusnami and Mongo Ninja), Giulio Moschini (Hour of Penance), bassist Emiliano Natali (Shoreborn), and Davide Tiso (Ephel Duath and Karyn Crisis Band).
Aborym also commented on the guest spots: "The most sensational and unprecedented collaboration on this record, and probably the most sensational in Aborym's entire career since 1993, is with Karyn Crisis. A historical shamanic singer of the legendary combo metal-hardcore crossover Crisis from New York, as well as pioneer of the female-fronted movement also involved in the past with Six Feet Under, Sigillum S, Voivod's vocalist and currently in the Karyn Crisis Band together with Davide Tiso, Karyn Crisis returns on the international extreme metal scene with Aborym, through one of the most insane and violent performances of all time behind the microphone."
Aborym Announces New Album Release
Four years after the release of "Generator," Italian electro/post black metallers Aborym are back with their fifth album. Set for a November 8th release, the new full-length is entitled "Psychogrotesque" and is made of one story, a single song written by the band's mastermind Malfeitor Fabban and talented guitarist Hell:IO:Kabbalus.
Aborym describes the album as a "realistic story about the horrific human aridity and its fragile impotence. A social metaphor, uncomfortable but very current, treated cynically by bassist-singer Fabban through a story set in a mental hospital, which suggests that he used his pen with an absolute commitment and the determination to keep off Aborym from the banality and clichés both ideological-aptitudinal and musical that saturate the extreme metal scene."
"Psychogrotesque" was recorded, mixed, and mastered at Fear No One Studios by Emiliano Natali, with the sound consulting of Marc Urselli at the Eastside Sound Studios in New York.
Aborym Posts Studio Footage
Italy's Aborym entered the Fear No One Studios on February 19th, 2010 to begin recording their 5th album. The band has now posted a video clip online from the recording sessions, which can be viewed below.
Aborym To Enter The Studio
Italy's Aborym has issued the following update about gearing up to enter the recording studio:
"Aborym will enter the studio again the 19th of February. This new opus will be a concept consisting of only one track, a harsh monolith of sickness, violence and depravity. The album will be recorded in the Fear No One Studios owned by Emiliano Natali and will be out later this year through Season of Mist. Line-Up: M.Fabban - Vocals, Bass, Synths, Hell:I0:Kabbalus - Guitars, Synths, Backing Vocals, B.Faust - Drums WE ARE BACK."
Aborym are also currently streaming several sample tracks online through their MySpace page.
Aborym Working On New Material
Italian black metallers Aborym have issued the following announcement about working on a new album:
"After the release of 'Generator' in 2006, Aborym started the songwriting for their next album planned for 2010 under Season of Mist Records.
"Aborym currently are: M.Fabban, Hell:I0:Kabbalus, Bard G. 'Faust' Eithun."
Malfeitor Announce New Lineup
MALFEITOR, the Italian black metal band featuring bassist/vocalist M. Fabban (ABORYM), has issued the following update:
"After eight months of partnership with the session bass player Nighthorn and M. Fabban's decision to take care of vocals only, MALFEITOR announce the new lineup."
Commented M. Fabban: "I've decided to dedicate myself to vocals only for this project due to several accidents that obliged me to avoid heavy duty stuff with my right hand. I will continue as a bassist only with ABORYM."
The statement adds: "MALFEITOR wish to thank Nighthorn sincerely for all the gigs played together and for friendship and professionality shown in everything regarding this project. Respect and support go to his bands, HOUR OF PENANCE above all." More...
Aborym Parts With Guitarist
Italian/Norwegian industrial black metal band ABORYM has parted ways with guitarist Nysrok Infernalien.
"We wish Nysrok the very best in all aspects of his life," mainman Malfeitor Fabban said in a statement, "but both me and Bård Faust [a.k.a. Bård G. Eithun; drums] would really like to write and compose new material without him, due of many personal and private problems regarding him and his approach to our way of working, living and thinking, problems we don't like to share with people and journalists. Nowadays we're working hard on new material in order to record a new album in 2008. New fresh meat will be involved in the band."
Added Faust: "Both Fabban and I are eager on starting on the next album and I am pretty sure the Italian mastermind is coming up with some superb and twisted music as always."
ABORYM's last CD, "Generator", came out in February 2006 via Season of Mist.
Malfeitor Signs With Scarlet Records For One Album
Italian black metallers Malfeitor (M:Fabban (Aborym) on vocals and bass guitar and Atum (ex Biastema - Kvntvr – Tundra) signed a 1-album-deal with Scarlet Records (www.scarletrecords.it). M.Fabban himself explains: "I know Scarlet's crew since 1997, they know how to launch a newborn piece of evil like Malfeitor. We received lots of interesting offers in order put some inch on paper, but Scarlet is a well-organized, well structured label, they've been in the scene for many years. They will do a cool work fo us. No doubts"
The debut full-lenght will be out in September 2007 both in CD and vynil LP formats. Its title will be "Unio Mystica Maxima", 9 tracks of mind-crushing, freezing, obscure and weird luciferian black metal:
Adveniat Infernus – intro
Rex Bestia Fera
In This Place Forever
Unio Mystica Maxima
Jesus Christi to the Lions
Fiamme Udite
Black Magic Mushrooms (Mysticum Cover)
The artwork of the album, currently under-construction, will be signed by M.Fabban. The front cover of both the CD and LP version was realized by Marcelo HVC [Poisoned To Reality, Brazil].
Before the full-length's release in September, Malfeitor will release a special hand-numbered , 666 copies limited edition split 7" EP with the Norwegian band Amok (feat. Goatpromoter Lava, ex Taake), through War Arts Production (Portugal - www.war-arts-productions.com).
Blood Tsunami Set Release Date For Debut Album
Candlelight Records / Nocturnal Art Productions has set a March 19 release date for the debut album from BLOOD TSUNAMI, the Oslo, Norway-based thrash metal band featuring drummer Bård G. Eithun (a.k.a. Faust; SCUM, ABORYM, ex-EMPEROR). The CD, aptly titled "Thrash Metal", was recorded at Lion Heart Studios in Oslo with engineer Øivind Voldmo Larsen. According to a press release, the album's artwork "will be over-the-top fantastic and the man going nuts on the canvas is Alex Horley Orlandelli, who is also known for his great drawings for Marvel comics, Heavy Metal magazine and Image comics."
BLOOD TSUNAMI last year announced the addition of former GLUECIFER bassist Stu Manx to the group's ranks.
BLOOD TSUNAMI previously worked with Øivind Voldmo Larsen at Lion Heart Studios on their "Demo 2005", which can still be heard on the band's official MySpace page.
Mayhem Bassist Comments On Attila's Addition
As some of you may already know, MAYHEM have set "Ordo Ab Chao" as the title of their new album, due later this year. The band's upcoming CD will mark their first release with vocalist Attila Csihar (TORMENTOR, ABORYM) since their 1993 album, "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas". Attila rejoined MAYHEM in November 2004 as the replacement for departed singer Maniac.
In a recent interview with Decibel magazine, bassist Necrobutcher said about Attila's addition to the group: "It's the inspiration we all needed in MAYHEM. Attila is more committed to the band than almost all three of us together, and that inspires us too. The songs from the rehearsal place sound great. We still have the same aggressiveness. Everything you want from MAYHEM is there. We didn't give in to any kind of commercial thoughts in any way. It's a step from our last album again. If you have our discography, then you will see that every album is completely different, which has something to do with the fact that we usually take two or three or four years in between each recording. There's only so much you can do with a guitar and a drum kit and a bass. We want to show our fans and ourselves that MAYHEM will always be quality over quantity. I'm pleased to say that we have released 38 songs in 21 years. It's all those bootlegs that make the MAYHEM collection look so fucking huge."
Blood Tsunami Writing New Material
BLOOD TSUNAMI, the Oslo, Norway-based thrash metal band featuring drummer Bard G. Eithun (a.k.a. Faust; SCUM, ABORYM, ex-EMPEROR), are currently spending their time writing and rehearsing new material for their next studio assault. "The new stuff is brutal beyond belief and true fans of quality thrash metal won't be disappointed," the band write in a statement. "The plan is to hit Lion Heart Studio in Oslo, Norway during December this year and record a full-length album."
BLOOD TSUNAMI was formed in 2004 by guitarist and vocalist Pete Evil, who hooked up with Jay on drums and began to arrange and rehearse some metal riffs he had written, but never used during his years in the rock 'n' roll/punk band called HELLRIDE.
The music of BLOOD TSUNAMI was, and still is, nothing but vicious and aggressive old-school thrash metal, heavily influenced by early SLAYER, TESTAMENT, EXODUS, METALLICA, DESTRUCTION and KREATOR.
Soon Riff Randall joined on bass and Dor stepped in on the second guitar. Shortly after they recorded their first demo and on August 24, 2004 they performed their first show. This carnage took place at Last Train, a small rock 'n' roll bar downtown in Oslo, and BLOOD TSUNAMI played support for the mighty Swedish death metal legends ENTOMBED.
After a while, Riff Randall decided to leave the band and was quickly replaced by Bosse, who used to play bass with Pete in HELLRIDE. The band continued to play live and got to play support for another legendary band, namely DEICIDE from Florida. This happened at John Dee in Oslo on October 22, 2004.
Not many months later, Jay also decided to drop out of the band to focus on his work as a graphic designer. Determined to get BLOOD TSUNAMI back on track, Pete soon called up Faust and asked him to join the band. Faust liked what he heard and agreed to give it a try.
With a new lineup intact, the band hit Lion Heart Studios and during three days in July 2005 they recorded another demo. The outcome of this session can be heard at myspace.com/bloodtsunami (English) and NRK.no (Norwegian).
Aborym Set "Generator" As Fourth Album Title
Italian black metallers ABORYM, now featuring former EMPEROR and current SCUM drummer Bård "Faust" Eithun, have set "Generator" as the title of their fourth album, tentatively due before the end of the year via Season of Mist. According to a press release, "'Generator' holds the spirit of dark and unparalleled black metal bound together with a crushing death metal approach — all stitched up with the Italians' fantastic ability to naturally incorporate electronic elements and layers.
"Generator" features Eithun on drums, Prime Evil (MYSTICUM) on vocals, Fabban Malfeitor on bass, synth and backing vocals and Nysrokinfernalien on guitar and guitar synths.
Here is the "Generator" track listing: More...
Faust Joins Aborym
Former EMPEROR and current SCUM drummer Bård "Faust" Eithun has officially joined Italy's ABORYM as a a full-time member. "I am gonna go to Rome at the end of April to record the fourth album of these cyber black metallers," Faust said in a statement. "I am very excited to hear the result since this is the first time that ABORYM will combine acoustic, organic drums with the electronic beats they have used so far. Should be interesting I think."
In other news, Faust has joined the Norwegian "punk noisers" BOMBEROS, featuring former MAYHEM singer Maniac. "This is a nice break off to the metal music I normally play," Faust said. "The plan is not to conquer the world but rather just play music, do some gigs and fuck around a little."
SCUM, an all-new project featuring Faust, Samoth (ZYKLON, ex-EMPEROR), Happy Tom (TURBONEGRO), Casey Chaos (AMEN) and Cosmocrator (MINDGRINDER), recently recorded their debut album at Crystal Canyon Studio (TURBONEGRO, WE, EUROBOY) in Norway. Although no label or album title has been finalized, provisional songtitles include "Gospels for the Sick", "The Truth Will Be Sold" and "Hate the Sane".


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Recipe: Baked Chocolate Glazed Donuts By An Organic Wife 11/25/13 13:55 A few months ago, I bought a donut pan, and it's been a fun little thing to have around. Making donuts isn't as easy as you think; sure, making a donut shape is easy. A lot of donut recipes turn out like cake, but not like a cake donut. There is a difference,... Add to my recipe book
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Baked Idaho Nachos By Ally's Sweet & Savory Eat 11/18/13 16:46 There is just something about watching endless hours of football {and now basketball as well} over the weekend and eating crap food. And by crap I mean unhealthy food, yet still really tasty. It's almost a right of passage that when sports consume our weekends... Add to my recipe book
Baked Chicken with Peanut Sauce and Sweet Potatoes By PSILovetoCook 11/18/13 15:04 I have been researching for clean eating recipes and came across http://www.cleaneatingmag.com. What a wonderful website and I was instantly captured by this Chicken with Peanut Sauce and Sweet Potatoes recipe and was really keen to try it out. I happened... Add to my recipe book
Baked potatoes in the oven By Gluten Free Recipes 11/17/13 19:56 INGREDIENTS 6 large potatoes 50ml white wine salt and pepper qs 1 tsp oregano 1 tbsp garlic powder oil qs price: €0.63 for 4 people Start by peeling the potatoes, cut them in small cubes and wash. Let them drain well. Mix the potatoes with salt, pepper,... Add to my recipe book
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Brown Sugar Glazed Baked Ham By A Palatable Pastime 11/15/13 21:53 This is a great glaze to put on baked hams- both savory and sweet. Just right! This is a delicious glaze I put together to go on my holiday hams. I'd gotten tired of other flavors and spices–not so much when I was first eating the ham, but later, when I... Add to my recipe book
Enjoy Life #glutenfree Decadent soft baked bars + giveaway By Being Gluten Free 11/15/13 20:23 Adventures in Living Gluten Free Being Gluten Free Enjoy life was probably one of the first Gluten free brands I tried on my gluten free journey. They had some great products and they were free of eight of the most common allergens; I found them to be very... Add to my recipe book
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De Ranke XX Bitter - Brouwerij De Ranke
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Ratings: 739 | Reviews: 468 | Display Reviews Only:
4.13/5 rDev +1%
*The best by date on this bottle indicated that this beer is 2.5 years old; which is about 1/2 way through the suggested shelf life.
A - Golden orange color with two fingers of white head. Clear enough to read through, but somewhat poor head retention.
S - Sweet, bready, hoppy aroma. Grassy, with some alcohol. Distinct "sherry" note has developed from age.
T - Grainy with notes of apricot, caramel, and coffee. Some hop flavor followed by a robustly bitter finish. I also get some tobacco and phenolic, papery flavors.
M - Moderate body, quite dry, and medium-high carbonation. There is some astringency in the finish.
D - Quite an interesting beer. The overall impression is of a German style pilsner, but this beer is much more complex than a pils. Some of the flavors are very surprising considering the beer's color. This is not a sessionable, easy drinking beer, but under the right circumstances it could be spectacular (perhaps with a cigar).
09-28-2007 03:09:30 | More by nickfl
4.22/5 rDev +3.2%
Was happy to find this on my first trip to the beer store in Cambridge.
Appearance: Golden in color, a tad hazy (but I had walked it all the way across town...), exceptional head retention and lacing.
Smell: Hops: citrus, belgian yeast: spice.
Taste: Solid bitterness, with lots of Belgian yeast flavor. Finishes dry. Reminds me of my homebrewed Belgian IPA, but better.
Mouthfeel: Light-medium body, good carbonation.
Drinkability: high!
09-22-2007 23:03:40 | More by hunteraw
4.28/5 rDev +4.6%
(Served in a tulip glass)
best before Dec. '11 5years after bottle date
A- This beer pours a light peach body that is a bit hazy and a wicked carbonation of micro bubbles. The creamy beige head is like meringue sitting on the beer and it last and last.
S- The smell of perfumed yeast and green hops with a nice note of young brie.
T- The taste of bitter pine hops burst at the beginning with a faint caramel malt notes. As the beer warms there notes of white sugar and a light white cheese rind hint. The finish has a nice pungent bitterness that lingers after the finish.
M- This beer has a full mouthfeel that comes from the creamy head in each sip. There is a tight fizz in the finish that helps boost the hops flavor.
D- This beer has nice big hops that are not American in flavor supported by some nice Belgian yeast notes. The crazy head kept me mesmerized while drinking.
09-12-2007 02:41:13 | More by rhoadsrage
Rhode Island
3.65/5 rDev -10.8%
On-tap 8/26/07 at Track 84 in Warwick, RI, served in a tulip glass.
A: The beer is a deep gold color, with a large off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a very thick lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is of strong pale hops and light malts but not much else.
T: Unlike a lot of beers that have the word bitter in their name, this one earns it. A strong, bitter bite of hops starts out, then a light malt character comes in to provide a little bit of balance. Theres also a mild flavor of Belgian yeast but its the hops flavor that dominates.
M: Very crisp with a little smoothness, medium body, medium carbonation, clean and dry finish.
D: Tasty, goes down ok, not too filling, good kick, good representation of style, its a decent beer to stick with but it would not be my first choice.
08-27-2007 18:34:32 | More by TheManiacalOne
4/5 rDev -2.2%
Slightly hazed golden colour with a bright white head that settled quickly to a short cap. The fine bubbles formed solid sheets of lace on my glass. Very hoppy aroma - earthy, floral, perfumy, woody - with a bit of spice and fruit character. Bitterness was very strong and lasted through the finish. It had a sweet-tart fruitiness and a mild malt presence. Hops were earthy and then spicy in the finish. Light bodied with considerable carbonation that gave it an airy texture. Slightly soapy, yet still with some dryness. Quite drinkable and very enjoyable on a hot day.
08-26-2007 04:07:24 | More by DrJay
3.93/5 rDev -3.9%
Had on draft at the Beer Stein in Eugene. Served in an Affligem chalice, XX Bitter is a beautiful, hazy pale yellow, with a small, firm off-white collar. You know it's a looker when someone at the bar come up to you and says "that is one gorgeous looking beer, what is it?"
Aroma was pretty soft, spicy hops, minerals and a bit of candi sweetness, with more floral notes as it warms up.
The taste is good, but very bitter. Dominated by the noble hop spiciness, behind which lays a soft sweetness with a hint of vanilla, heavy minerals, and a bone dry finish. I still prefer De Ranke's Noel, which is similar less the heavy bitterness, which is a bit heavy-handed here.
The mouthfeel is spritzy, med-light bodied.
This was a fantastic brew, but too bitter to really throw back to many of them, even one started to really build up on my tongue by the end.
08-15-2007 18:12:51 | More by ccrida
New York
3.9/5 rDev -4.6%
Served on tap ice-cold in a tuliped challis.
Had to wait for this one to warm up for the full character to come out. Golden in color, with a clean white head that retained for more than half of my nursing. Wonderful hop bouquet with some light Belgian spice aroma, clean not as strong most Belgian beers.
Surprisingly dry and bitter, but it helped balance the strength and character of this strong blonde (I'm partial to Belgian IPAst, for this reason). Notes of citrus and bright straw malts. Spice came out as it warmed up, but remained restrained.
Smooth, but the heavy hop aroma stayed on my tongue, almost drying it out. The alcohol went undetected in the taste, but was felt internally half-way through. Hops remained on my tongue well after finishing the beer. A little thin for my tastes.
Like a good beer, left me wanting more. Could drink quite a few of these before getting too bored. Refreshing, but hoppy enough to entertain even the most jaded of pacific northwest palates (especially considering the style).
Overall a dynamite brew, and the hoppiest Belgian that I've come across.
I Wanted a bit more body and spice.
I still prefer the Chouffe Houblon.
07-06-2007 00:17:33 | More by TripelMajor
New Jersey
4.53/5 rDev +10.8%
Wow very impressed fro the "Hoppiest Beer of Belgium" not strong like an American IPA. Creamy Head, Very light and crisp which makes it a great summer beer, and something that you can drink over and over again. It is not bitter like the name of it might suggest.
07-04-2007 13:52:42 | More by gamblor21
4.05/5 rDev -1%
Straw colored brew with orange highlights, slight sediment haze but not much. Huge carbonation is bubbling over as soon as its corked, head is full, white, tightly packed foam that forms some rocky, impressive head. Thick lacing.
Knowing what to expect with the XX, I was surprised at how smooth the aroma was: as light as floral, but definitely spicy, with some citric hop as well.
Pale malt takes the edge off a relatively well seasoned hop blast. Lemongrass and other citric-yet-earthy flavors, a little horse blanket Belgian yeast that's not exactly wild but not sterile, peppery hops and alcohol make themselves very well known. Finish is spicy, mouthfeel unremarkable.
Not as carbonated as some bottle conditioned Belgians, this one is a very nice hoppy import. Recommended for all to try.
07-04-2007 07:23:17 | More by BretSikkink
4.63/5 rDev +13.2%
Pours a hazy glowing gold with substantial white head that dissipates slowly leaving moderate lacing.
Ah the nose. Hoppiest Belgian I've found yet. Hops almost overpowers the malt, but it's there.
Taste is sublime. A well balanced brew with a great deal of appeal. Hops are predominant, with the bitter dryness they impart.
Mouthfeel is great with great carbonation and pleasant coating of the mouth.
With this low of an ABV it is truly worthy of being a session beer. Must have more. This 750 will be gone sooner than I wish.
06-30-2007 03:42:52 | More by techdiver
5/5 rDev +22.2%
A classic. I gave this beer the highest score because I am a combination belgian beer and hop lover. This combines the best of both worlds. A solidly bitter beer, unlike the appelation given to the British style, with Belgian ancestry. Nino explained to me that He wanted to start a brewery that brought Belgain beer back to its roots, hoppy and dry. Over the years with the conglomeration of breweries, in the world and in Belgium, many beers have lost their character and it has been replaced with a sickly sweet one. Nino hand picks his hops and a larger quanity is added to the kettle than you could imagine, but because the hops are low-alpha european varieties the effect is something completely unlike the super-hopped American styles. If you haven't already tried this award winner, you are seriously missing out.
06-10-2007 20:01:20 | More by fourohstudent
3.25/5 rDev -20.5%
750 ml bottle -- cork below the cap. This was a much-anticipated decanting, as I'd been jealously eyeing its prominent position on the Spuyten Duyvil chalkboard for years, only to find it at the grocery store for $12 (as opposed to $20 at SD).
Poured a hazy light gold with a big foamy head that just won't quit. Not a lot of lacing, though. An almost overwhelming aroma -- musty yeast and bitter hops beat up the malts, orange peel, lemon seeds. I was very excited. Unfortunately, I found that the aggressive bitterness of this beer burned out my tongue fairly quickly, and these malts that other reviewers are keen on were indistinguishable to me. I like hops, and I like bitterness, but I wasn't too keen on this. A bit medicinal, I was surprised to see the ABV was relatively low.
The mouthfeel was impressive -- light body, but huge profile (the hops I mentioned) which dries right up. However, I let my buddies finish this bottle up while I moved onto a Sixpoint growler, as I found it way too unbalanced. Disappointment.
05-25-2007 03:27:13 | More by jbsteiny
4.08/5 rDev -0.2%
Bottle at the Map Room. Pours gold and unacceptably clear with a sizeable white head and good lacing. Either this is filtered (which is blasphemy for a Belgian Ale) or it needs more floaties.
The aroma is a nice mixture of belgian and IPA-- malts, banana-type esters, some phenols, light candi sugar, and strong continental hops are all present.
Opens up with malty/sugary sweetness and bananas, which quickly give way to phenolic spiciness and herbal hop flavor. The finish is bitter. Not quite as hoppy (or as good) as Houblon Chouffe, but I still love it.
Mouthfeel is light and crisp, with brisk carbonation. I might like it to be very slightly heavier, but that's a minor gripe-- it's refreshing and ideally suited to the flavor.
Belgian Pale Ales and IPAs are both some of the most drinkable styles around, and so it makes sense that a hybrid of the two would be just as drinkable, and it is.
05-20-2007 19:24:21 | More by kajerm
4.08/5 rDev -0.2%
had this at the hopleaf, served in a small tumbler-type glass. poured a very hazy, orange/light amber. nice creamy tight head and lacing. aroma was phenomenal...i swear it was dominated by apricots. also some vegetal, grassy aromas as it opened up along with some doughy/malty notes. a bit of bready sweetness upfront is quickly followed by a good amount of hop bitterness, a touch less ibus than a big american ipa. finish is long and complex and mouthfeel is medium. nice carbonation in this one. definitely worth a try if you can find it.
05-14-2007 01:09:52 | More by MrMcGibblets
3.93/5 rDev -3.9%
Best before 9/11
Pours out a clear dark orange golden with a large fluffy white head. nice thick lacing. very nice.
Smell. hops come out nicely here
Taste. Nice balance of the hop bitterness, and the belgian sweetness. Also seems to have a honey taste with a nice malty backbone. aftertaste is bittering.
mouthfeel. body is medium with a crisp carbonation.
Overall, a very enjoyable beer.
05-13-2007 04:31:12 | More by acrawf6
Saskatchewan (Canada)
4/5 rDev -2.2%
Served in 12oz tulip.
Pours a slightly hazy, straw orange. Thick 1" head forms and holds up pretty well. Nice lacing.
Smell is quite perfumey - floral and spicy, with a bit of citrus fruit. Unique.
Bitterness hits right on the tip of the tongue. Orange and spice in the middle. Lingering perfumey finish.
Mouthfeel is light with lots of carbonation. Works well with rest of beer.
Drinkability is high. I like the mix of bitterness, belgian fruit/spice, and the light body.
4s across the board, what can I say? No deficiencies to speak of and it's a nice blend of styles. Recommended.
05-06-2007 02:15:40 | More by markaberrant
4.33/5 rDev +5.9%
big ol' green bottle to snifter.
pours a hazy straw color with a big, fat, long-lasting white head on top, and gorgeous, sparkling lace down the glass. smell is grassy, floral, spicy, and lemony - very noble-hopppy - with nice bready malts and faint yeasty-funkiness. taste is fantastic, following suit from the smell, but with more sweetness from the pale malt and surprisingly refreshing! mouthfeel is slave to the champagne-like carbonation, but as a celebration drink, this beer is fantastic! highly recommended, if not a bit pricey...
05-02-2007 08:15:50 | More by isaac
3.6/5 rDev -12%
A- cloudy pineapple in color, explosive tight, bubbly, yet thin, white head, settles to 1 finger, good retent
S- floral, lemon, fresh, clean
T- earthy, herbal, little sparks of lemon here and there, bitter, grainy
M- dry finish and after, light body, high carbonation
D- a hoppy and bitter beer thats not ridiculously over hopped, awesome, though i could live with out that lemon flavor, i'd pass on another for now, but i can see this brew and me in the future.
04-22-2007 23:41:23 | More by tonistruth
4.08/5 rDev -0.2%
12oz. bottle, served at cellar temperature. Sat in the cellar for at least 4-5 months.
Pours a golden yellow tone with high clarity. Lots of lacing, and an ever-present skim of foam.
Grainy, musty smell, that retains some positive Belgian characteristics. There is an underlying earthiness and faint herbal aroma.
Malt component has an earthy, almost smoky flavor. Hops show a big prescence, earthy, herbal, with slight bitterness.
For what it is, it sees and raises the ante on US IPA's. Very balanced and tasty, exceptional drinkability. If it were a 750mL bottle, it would disappear just as fast.
04-22-2007 01:03:11 | More by emerge077
3.25/5 rDev -20.5%
I uncap to find there is a cork. I uncork and pour a very cloudy, straw yellow bodied beer, with a bubbly white head. The aroma is yeasty, citric, orange peel and fruity hop undertones. Props on decent head retention throughout!
The first thing I taste is bitter orange peel. Then comes the hops... very bitter aftertaste. Bitter from the middle of the tongue back, and it lingers. You can still taste the citrusy flavors. Some sourness... is there wheat involved? I'm having difficulty picking out any malt flavor. The body is extremely light... As my taste buds become numb from the bitterness I can taste the body more and more... but it is still light. And bitter.
This is a bit dry for my taste, but I think that is true to the style. The bitterness is just not the kind is was hoping for. It is not balanced by any real malty body or alcohol taste. At $13 for a bottle I will probably never buy this again, although I will certainly finish this one.
04-10-2007 00:56:40 | More by tanarm
4.55/5 rDev +11.2%
Best before April 2010. 6% ABV.
Pours a hazed gold with a big bubbly head at first, but then subsides. Head clings a bit to the glass on the sips, but doesn't leave much lacing to speak of, but some scattered spots. Some sweet pale malts up front in the nose, and some mild esters. Pretty clean for a Belgian. Hops take on an herbal and floral presence. In the flavor, a malty sweetness is presented at first, which is then followed by herbal and grassy hops. I somehow get a flavor of caraway in the middle. What follows the hop flavors is a bitterness that lingers on past the finish while bready and nutty malts come to the forefront in the aftertaste. Overall hop character in this hoppy Belgian reminds me of an assertive pils. Body is pretty lightweight with a carbonation that tingles the tongue, which I think is right on considering what this is going for in the flavor profile. 11.2 oz. is not enough of this.
04-04-2007 03:58:10 | More by goochpunch
Alberta (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev -7.6%
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The smell immediately brings to mind a tripel, yeasty and zesty. Citrus and pepper aromas and just a hint of mustiness. A good Belgian smell.
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If you can't decide between having a Belgian Pale or an IPA, this could fill both cravings. Certainly worth checking out.
03-14-2007 02:12:05 | More by elricorico
New Jersey
4.47/5 rDev +9.3%
Poured from a 1 pt. 9.4 fl oz. green, corked bottle into a goblet at home.
A: The appearance is yellow straw to a very pale amber. Thick head retention, about two fingers thick.
S: The aroma is familiar Belgian ale yeast mixed with bready malt and some floral hops. Sweet fruit smells come through, some banana and apple. Some spiciness from the hops as well.
T: Very complex. Semi-sweet, grainy malt hits first, with a hint of apple fruit flavoring. This is followed by a (big) hop spiciness that lingers in the mouth. The finish is also hoppy and very dry, but again returns to the earthy and sweet malt.
M: Very smooth and mouth-coating. Medium carbonation and alcohol bite.
D: Extremely drinkable 6% ABV is not very high for a Belgian. Very refreshing.
This beer is very hoppy and dry compared to most other Belgian ales (hence the name, right?). Interesting, layered and complex, though subtle and not over-powering.
03-11-2007 20:09:30 | More by IgnatiusReilly
3.83/5 rDev -6.4%
11.2 oz bottle, bb Jan 2011.
Lots of creamy foam, not unlike shaving cream. A+ head retention and Brussels lacing. Pale beer with excellent clarity.
Not much for hops on the nose, although there is a very nice Belgian ale aroma with some grape candy and dust.
Ahh, thats a nice bitter ale. The hops aren't huge, but the bitterness is. Great, clean, strong ale body which is quite refreshing; pleasant yet firm hopping is evident. The aftertaste is where the bitterness really kicks in; kettle hops and some tannins make for an exponential bitter backdrop similar to oversteeped green tea. Some DMS. Slightly tart and papery. Much like a well-made Rolling Rock with a Belgian yeast.
VERY light and refreshing; I wouldn't be surprised if there were adjuncts. Don't get me wrong, because I really like it. Tiny bubbles, like a champagne mouthfeel, with a dry finish. If I lived in Belgium I might drink this like I drink Big Daddy IPA now. Cheers!
02-26-2007 06:05:47 | More by rayjay
New York
4.43/5 rDev +8.3%
750 ml bottle, wrapped in paper. Freshness date clearly printed on the paper which tells me that the beer will be good until May 2011. That means it was bottled May 2006. Enjoyed in large, bulbous wine glasses. Pours a beautiful golden straw color with a bit of cloudiness as some yeast sediment spilled into the glass. Big fluffy, white head that faded to a thin ring around the glass. Well...guess what...it smells like hops! Wow, big strong hop aroma here. Fresh, grassy, slightly piny hops with hints of that fruity Belgian yeast aroma. Medium bodied with refreshing, tiny bubbled carbonation. Starts out with those fruity flavors, I'm getting a little bit of banana and tart apples...just a little though. That is followed by the super crisp hop flavors. Not resinous like American IPA's, but clean and dry with a strong bitter finish. Oh, and underneath it all is a subtle dry, biscuity malt flavor. This has possibly the most enjoyable bitterness I've ever had. My only gripe with this beer is that I don't find it very drinkable due to its strong bitterness. The more I drank, the more the bitterness seemed to numb my palate to the other flavors. Other than that, this stuff is just amazing and hard to believe that it comes from Belgium.
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"Not the same without Barbara Rosenblat"
I couldn't get past the absence of Barbara Rosenblat's outstanding readings, which I'm used to from Lisa's other books. The reading by her replacement, Mary Stuart Masterson, seemed flat and tonally soporific, and even after several tries I just couldn't get very far into the book.
I was forced to enter a story rating here to avoid the software thinking my review incomplete, so I gave it a "4" by default based on my expectation from her other books. But in truth I didn't listen to enough of it to know. I only know that I felt the performance lacking, making the audiobook overall a huge disappointment. I bet I'm missing a great story.
"An Important and Often Overlooked Point of View"
Nobel Prize Winner and former Chief Economist of the World Bank Joseph Stiglitz is a voice we don't hear enough of in modern politics. It's really unfortunate because he has a lot of really interesting perspective to offer and some very clearly articulated ideas about policy that deserve a fair hearing. He is someone who knows the ins and outs of the monetary world and yet has not lost track of the effects of policy on ordinary people. He is critical of both Bush and Obama in a way that is plainly not partisan and is more focused on measuring real effects, studying historical trends, and proposing policies that might do some good for other than just the people who've already been profiting handsomely off of others in both good times and bad. I found this book to be a real breath of fresh air and a nice solid follow-on to The Big Short, which had left me understanding pretty plainly how the financial collapse happened and ready to hear some good proposals about where to go from there.
"Essential Reading for All Mankind"
Understanding this issue is critical to the survival of the species.
Hansen comes with impeccable credentials and has done a brilliant job of laying out the severity of the problem in terms that are both based in solid science and yet presented in a way that is approachable by a reader not trained as a scientist. He also avoids the trap many scientists get into of appearing dispassionate about matters of grave urgency. This is an ethically complicated choice for him, but I think he makes the right call. His presentation nicely separates science from emotion, but what he does in both areas is critical to a proper understanding of the issue.
Also, drilling down into a particular bit of detail, I have to say that I agree with him about the importance of the integral fast reactor (IFR) technology, and that he offers a particularly lucid argument for the importance of that. This is a widely misunderstood technology and he does a great job of clarifying some critical points.
Overall, it's an extremely good book, with a very good reader, and I heartily recommend it to anyone who even thinks they might be interested.
"Very engaging"
An interesting story with a pretty unique premise, carried through quite thoroughly. I thought Scott Brick's reading was well-done and added to the experience. I enjoyed the story a great deal, both the sci-fi and the social elements, and worried after a little that it would be tough to wrap up neatly. In fact, the ending is slightly anticlimactic--not bad, just not the best thing the book had to offer. However, by the end, I had enjoyed the story enough along the way that I didn't mind how it was ended. It was very good entertainment and I recommend it.
"A Thoughtful and Inspiring Endorsement of Obama"
As you'd expect from any DNC speech, this one endorses Obama. But beyond that, it is a thoughtful presentation that touches on matters of substance and is a true model for the way all political speeches should be. It speaks to issues that matter, it offers hope, it challenges its audience to participate, and while it speaks to opponents, it doesn't go out of its way to malign them. It doesn't need to. It has enough substance of its own to offer that it doesn't make its point on cute little jabs at others.
"A Painful Listen to a Smug, Arrogant Politician"
As a political independent, I found this speech utterly painful to listen to. It seems more targeted to whetting the bloodlusting appetites of the hardcore republicans than doing any kind of healing of the divide George Bush has created after 8 years. It certainly did not reach out to me as an independent with anything I could feel good about endorsing. This speech is really my first and only introduction to the woman, and it makes a horrible impression. Moreover, from the research I've done, even the alleged positive elements in the speech (such as the notion that the Bridge to Nowhere is something she rejected) seem bare half-truths, since apparently she decided not to build the bridge but still kept the federal money. A properly informed voter should probably listen to this speech, but anyone who is not a hardcore Republican with a strong sense of spite for all Democrats should expect to be embarrassed or put off by what they hear. I've rated this 2 stars because I hope never to hear speeches with this smug and surly tone from anyone in either party ever. It is just not a model to emulate.
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Carrie McAdams was bundled up as she walked down long driveways along upper State Street. She said many people were surprised to see her, thinking mail delivery might be canceled because of the deep freeze.
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Buenos Aires 05. ID is Beat Service i'm pretty sure.
if not beat service, has to be fischerman and hawkins.
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Buenos Aires 05. ID is Beat Service i'm pretty sure.
if not beat service, has to be fischerman and hawkins.
i heard undercover on GDJB last week, and this past week heard citadel and thought were the same song until Markus said it was tucandeo - citadel.
makes no sense..these are identical songs..
Mr. Pit has been spot on with his last 2 releases.
it seems that Markus has changed the format of these episodes.
i don't like hour 1 as much anymore, but the last 30 min followed by a guest mix is almost always spot on, progressive, deep,...
guestmix was excellent, and final 30 min was amazing.
i'm really liking the new direction Markus is taking with the shows.
promos the 1st hour, guest mix, then nice and progressive finish.
nice video, was entertaining.
really digging some of the tracks from scream 2.
cant wait for the final release and the party at sound.
nice guesses! i would agree with you on them as well.
scream 2 instrumentals are turning out very good. :)
this MC has been ruining sets for a very very very long time, surprised they still hire him.
Destino is such a beautiful track, from the first time i heard it, was hooked.
great set, haven't stopped listening to it since last week.
wish all of the techno was saved for the end, instead of it being sprinkled throughout, but i know from a dj perspective, Markus had to...
thank you Markus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that tracklist looks absolutely brutal(in a good way)
i hope the whole thing is released.
are you sure? Markus just said that he is sending the theme to mastering now, i dont think it's this track.
almost certain this ID is a new Markus track, might even be the transmission theme as well.
really digging it! i'm glad these nice melodies are coming back.
CD1 is pretty flawless, have listened to it countless times.
my only gripe would be the Mr. Pit track, i guess i'm just not too into his sound/style.
haven't given CD2 a lot of listens yet, but...
this compilation is AMAZING.
imo by far the best since ibiza 06.
same here.
i stopped listening to GDJB as of last week, i just don't want to spoil any BA '13 tracks.
it is for sure, ferry played it at electric zoo.
markus played this at marquee about a month ago, was unreal.
btw guys the previews work on iTunes, i played 1 and just stopped.
not going to spoil the album, but not sure if Markus intended for them to have previews?
btw guys the previews work on iTunes, i played 1 and just stopped.
not going to spoil the album, but not sure if Markus intended for them to have previews?
btw something tells me Marscela is Markus himself.
very very impressed.
this NWP remix of praise you is amazing. ;)
getting a little anxious for the track list or release date, i know its not entirely up to Markus, but very eager to finally hear this damn compilation lol.
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After reading and hearing a lot of people lament the end of the United States as we know it in the days following the election, I am ever surprised at the amount of disinformation that is out there.
To hear these naysayers tell it, you would think Mitt Romney's 47 percent of Americans on the dole were the zombie apocalypse in earnest – a veritable Mongolian horde just over the hill ready to descend and steal the futures of our children and their children.
Yet according to the Congressional Budget Office's new paper "Choices for Debt Reduction," the real horde is in the mirror. Left unchecked, health care spending, including Medicare and Medicaid, drive the deficits higher than anything else, while Defense, Social Security, welfare and food stamps are relatively flat or reducing their contribution to the deficit.
It's health care spending that we need to focus on, folks. Everything else is a distraction.
Sean Lovette