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Ichirou Agata’s guitars don’t really sound like guitars. Dentist drills, rayguns, belt sanders? Sure. But guitars? Rarely. In the early days, I’m not convinced they were even played in an actual key. Even on the band’s more stripped-down recordings, there are few moments in which he plays a basic chord. There are couple of those on “It’s In The PillcaSe,” one of the most direct, urgent blasts of noisecore on the band’s 1995 album Scratch Or Stitch, but they’re fleeting, mostly overwhelmed by high-pitched tremolo-picked riffs, pickslides, and high-on-the-neck fretwork. Vocalist Yasuko Oniki holds her own, however, her vocals a fast-moving staccato chant more than actual singing and a piercing counterpoint to the guitars. Taken at face value this might not be too far removed from vintage Napalm Death — whose debut was only released seven years before this track — though Melt-Banana’s interpretation is much weirder and more alien.

The KDL-40W905A has a ducted speaker design, which is supposed to create more bass than TVs without it, but we didn’t think it made much impact during films and games. There’s ample volume but not much bass, and the very high end sounds a little harsh. Detail was reasonable but there wasn’t much in the way of stereo separation, so you’ll still want a dedicated set of speakers for the best experience.

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AISC amounted to $564/oz, well below the guided $580-630/oz range due to the outperformance of the operation and a lower than planned strip ratio in the second of half the year following a shift in the mine plan which delayed higher stripping to 2019.

Since the outer tubes are smooth and flush along the entire length of the drillstring, it is almost impossible for jamming to occur. Practical experience with coprod has been exceptionally good. The method gives good overall economy, particularly in large-scale production drilling and drilling in broken rock or other demanding rock conditions.

Although the costs are greater in developed nations, when represented as a fraction of GDP per capita [135], the figures are comparable between each: 0.4%-1.4% of GDP per capita for neonatal and 4.2%-5.4% for MC in adolescents or adults. Health interventions are considered highly cost-effective at a threshold below 1% of GDP per capita [136]. Thus the cost of adult MC represents a significant sum. Affordability of MC is not helped by the lower earnings typical of younger men. In developing countries, the extreme poverty of many people means any cost is unaffordable by most of the population.

Atlas Copco Secoroc presents the all-new Secoroc TRB drill bit range – the latest in soft rock drilling. Aimed at production drillers, this unique drill bit offers a greater penetration rate than any other bit – a penetration rate that is also sustainable throughout the bit’s service life.

People across Spain have been gripped by the plight of the boy and his family, as the rescue attempt has suffered agonising delays due to the rocky terrain.

Topps has been the standard for many years. Great for young and old, beginners or people that have been collecting for years. This set however is a bit much. Pros: Design – I think this a solid design and I happy Topps hasn’t just copied the design for each sport like they used to. Past & Present Perfomers – Best insert I’ve seen from Topps in a while (copied from Passing the Torch though) Photography – Solid photography throughout(I’m a Giants fan so the Beckham card had me)

OUT: Fred Burdon (released), Joshua Chisanga (released), Mike Delany (Bay of Plenty), Archie Erskine (Edinburgh Rugby), Andrew Foster (Rotherham Titans), Ben Harris (Wasps), Mouritz Botha, Tom Catterick, Sam Egerton (all retired).

The familiar refrain of “Keep Austin Weird” is a bit misleading in 2018. The Austin of today is nowhere near as weird as Austin in the ’80s. That has a lot to do with the Butthole Surfers, whose bizarre, druggy sound reached peak nightmare on 1987’s Locust Abortion Technician, an acid-fried mixtape of punk rock, tape experiments, mangled Black Sabbath pastiche, and horrific found audio. “Graveyard” is one of its closest things to a proper song, which is to say it’s still pretty messed up. It’s full of tortured, out-of-tune guitar riffs, Gibby Haynes’ distorted vocal croaks pitched down an octave or two, and an increasing sense that something is just not right. It’s unpleasant and deeply upsetting, like something you’d hear right before getting stabbed. And to prove how twisted the band truly is, the Butthole Surfers include another version of it eight tracks later. Not that musician-dispensing giant Doritos vending machines at SXSW aren’t weird, but still nowhere near the level of the Buttholes’ off-putting antagonism.

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