Iron Sky: Cinema 2.0
Just bear with me for a minute here. So, we have a new movie coming out, Iron Sky. Iron Sky is an upcoming dark sci-fi comedy about Nazis returning from the moon where they fled after WWII, with a soundtrack […]
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The Paintings of Fairyland
We are not concerned with modern depictions of faery things. Some of it is quite nice and lovely, a few things amazing and most, for my tastes, cheesy and droll. However it was in the Victorian era that fairy painting […]
The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing
Putting the punk back in Steampunk. The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing are a London quartet and they are not mamby pambying around. They are not goth. Guitarist and vocalist Andrew O’Neil may be a crossdressing metalhead, […]
Reviewing The Album
This post is written asking for your opinions. So, in order to boost the signal for the album, to continue reaching out to find those who would enjoy A Steampunk Opera, to build momentum, attract the growing “fanbase” (i hate […]
Character Background: Byron McAlistair
BYRON MCALISTAIR Byron is the son of Edgar and Fay. He grew up with enormous wealth as his father was one of the most powerful men in the city. However, his parents’ marriage was atrociously terrible and while he loves […]
Thomas Edison Was A Douche (The Oatmeal!)
I keep a list of blog ideas so that on days when i have no idea or inspiration i can just open up the list and pick something. After doing the post on the victrola, i had researched quite a […]
Ghost: Japanese Psych Rock
Ghost were a wonderful Japanese psychedelic band that released a small string of albums from 1990 to 2007. The music is often spacey, dynamic, and rather timeless in my opinion, not sounding like it can be pigeonholed into any one […]
Coincidence?
Light post today. This for those who have bought or listened to the complete album. I was IMing with a friend (and normally i HATE IMing, but sometimes it’s the only way to chat) and he was asking some questions […]
Freemasonry Pt. 4: Masonic Temples
We shall end our little 4 part series of Freemasonry with some pictures of Masonic temples. During the 1700s as Freemasonry became a new type of social club centered around symbolic spiritual morality with less and less ties to its […]
Freemasonry Pt. 3: The Palladian Order
Now that we’ve not only covered some interesting early history of Freemasonry involving the Hanovers and Jacobites but established the animostiy of the Catholic Church towards Freemasonry (although to be fair, i have not yet listed the specific reasons the […]