The inner album booklet art and printed CD of Damage Done (art by Niklas Sundin). The booklet art has a blood-in-water motif with the words "what can you tell me of the inside?" blended into it. The CD is white, with blood spatter across it.

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   13 barn owls in a trenchcoat (hauntedowlbear@eldritch.cafe)'s status on Thursday, 20-Jun-2024 16:56:22 JST 13 barn owls in a trenchcoat

   Good morning, and welcome to what I hope will be the final day of public accountability for this gig.

   I work in public because I can't be trusted left to my own devices, and also maybe chat about some music as I go.

   We're almost at the end of a very long magazine feature.

   Word count: 0/1000

   (There's an edit and format round coming up as well, but I'm not going to think about that quite yet.)

   It's set to post quiet, but you can use the "filter this post" option to eradicate it from your timeline entirely.

   Today's musical theme is "beloved albums that I've not yet ripped to FLAC", so expect plenty of music from before 4TB hard disks were normal.

   This Dark Tranquillity album in particular is an entire mood and always has been.

   There's a new vinyl remaster that Temple of Darkness have pressed, like, 500 copies of, and which I tragically cannot really afford. To be fair, I'm very attached to this mix and this CD.

   Which, if you wish to listen along, this version should be the same one Century have up here, with some track order differences:
   https://centurymedia.bandcamp.com/album/damage-done-re-issue-bonus