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Band:Genres: Punk / Space-Rock / Post-Hardcore / Post-Metal / Hardcore / Thrash / Doom / Ambient / Heavy Metal / NoiseRelated artists:, Isis, Palms, Clouds, King Duane Sunnapee, Doomriders, Goatsnake, Pet Genius, Forensics and New Idea Society.Country: Boston, Massachusetts USAYears Active: 2006-presentSong: ' 'Album: ' Bird of Prey'Year: 2008Label(s): Brutal Panda Records / Hydra Head RecordsThis post's artist is from the April 2015 Mix. This is track #7.You can download: the April Mix#4 right or get the new May 2015 Mix#5.For fans of: Knut, Converge, Isis, Rosetta, Forensics, Engineer, Pelican, Shahman, and.ZOZOBRA is the brainchild of one Caleb Scofield, known perhaps a fraction or two more for his work in (bass/vocals) and (bass/vocals).
This project/band had Caleb doing everything himself (save for drums?????????) on the first record(s??????????) which obviously gave him nearly complete creative control. What does it sound like? Not far from the two aforementioned bands, actually, just further to the aggressive and dark side of them.
ZOZOBRA has released three LPs and a single/b-side from the ' Bird of Prey' session. All of them kick serious ass. Let's check them out chronologically.2007's ' Harmonic Tremors' was the ZOZOBRA debut. I was convinced ' was 's helping out on vocals only to find out that Caleb croons them out live, too.
' Harmonic Tremors' is, for all general purposes, much slower, melodic, spacey and groovin' than its successors. There are obvious exceptions such as the aptly titled ' which is.well, crushing. ' could have come straight from 's 'Meditations II' or Isis' 'Panopticon', bassy, sludgy and entrancing.
In the end the album careens, stops and starts, has wonders and blunders and was a more than exciting debut release. 'The Vast Expanse' is another interesting number worth mentioning, as the bass intro alone could make your basement teeter. The song then shifts into an Egyptian-sounding tribal ghost chant. This chant leads way to the booming chorus that has a peculiar, industrial, almost / Nine Inch Nails-esque instrumental section going on.2008's ' Bird of Prey' is my favourite ZOZOBRA album, as it knew exactly what it was setting out to achieve and did just that. This is a brooding, spacey, epic, hardcore/post-metal record with seething and venomous vocals.
'Emanate' mixes Antenna-era with gutteral bouts of werewolf vocals with an awesome, rolling, nearly eternal bassline. ' puts on a screamy/growly vocal clinic.
The general song structure and bass sound like very late era. For a heavy song this also incorporates a strong sense of melodic structure - it's all just really fucking heavy. I'd say this is probably my favourite ZOZOBRA cut.
'Sharks That Circle' sounds like a mixture of and Isis and is one of the few tracks on the album to run with some clean vocals. Also harnessing Caleb's spacey croon is '. A sick opening palm-muted bass riff is followed by two guitars, the drums and vocals just before 30 seconds. It's like a goddamned volcanic eruption, which. Not surprisingly. Reminds me of 'The Volcano' by Old Man Gloom.
' begins with a very distorted, heavy and punctuating bass riff which culminates at 37 seconds and brings the fucking house down. 'Lazer Eyes' has flashes of blinding light from a higher being, only to seep into darkness thereafter with some intimidating post-metal/hardcore and massive metal/rock riffs. Amazing record.An interesting note here as that the song ' did not appear on ' Bird of Prey', but was instead tossed on the ' Champions of Sound' 4-way split/comp. It's standard ZOZOBRA fare, which means good.Considering Caleb does most, if not all, of the heavy vocals on 's last effort 'White Silence' in 2011 this isn't too far off from being the new record, especially considering how heavy that album was. Without it obviously loses some of its luster and grace, but ' Savage Masters' is not going for grace.
If anything I think it's going for the complete opposite, pummeling chaos and destruction that brings Converge's 'Jane Doe' to mind. This is blatantly showcased in the first noisy, thrashy track spewing venomous vocals that mist somewhere between, Converge and Cloud and is appropriately titled 'The Cruelest Cut'. ' is easily one of the highlights as it takes those poison vocals and gives them even more fury and disgust. The combination of growls, rhythms and guitar wailing is fantastic. ' is my top track on the band's final album with an absolutely booming chorus and frantic, bare verses. This beast could easily have been place on 's 2013 album of darkness, also known as 'No' as it bears so many similarities to the heavy parts, but as mentioned earlier 's 'White Silence' wouldn't be a stretch either.So yeah, sick band.
I hope they put out some more stuff, especially considering is hard into the equally amazing.
This article discusses ways in which Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Arguments (OPCA) litigants use pseudolegal concepts, techniques, and procedures before the courts. The author begins by looking at where OPCA legal arguments originate, and the historical sources where these arguments find grounding, while assessing the flaws in such. A thorough analysis is then conducted into some of the tactics used by OPCA litigants in order to evade legal consequences, including a survey of global case law where these arguments have been brought before the courts.
The article culminates with an analysis of the implications of the use of pseudolaw by OPCA litigants and how tactics permeate through OPCA movements, while looking for solutions in dealing with OPCA litigants as they move through the courts. From the comments on this blog supporting the 'article 61' nonsense which allegedly allows people to 'rebel' against the (UK) government and not pay taxes or bills:'It is NOT to be used for not paying taxes, but instead to unify. That's always the answer in the end, to come togeather as the people. Ancestors knew that coming together is the only solution.' All these 'rebels' care about is how to get out of paying this or that 'illegal' bill or tax.
Of course, they think other people should pay taxes - otherwise, where will their welfare benefits (they're virtually all chronically unemployed) come from?Incidentally, it is cute how these brave rebels are certain the evil, illegal, tyrannical government will just continue to provide them with housing, income, medical care, etc., etc., as they 'rebel' against it. They're like seven year old's who declare they're running away, until they get hungry or tired, and ask mommy to make them dinner and fix their bed.Most of these 'rebels' wouldn't last a month without mommy, the government, providing them with the necessities of life (and quite a few luxuries, at least by international standards). Meet - yet another group of English 'Freemen' who think they need not pay taxes, obey the law, get a license or registration for their car, etc. Because all such laws are a 'fraud' by a 'fake' government, and that the only laws they need to obey are those in 'common law' (not that they know what common law is) or the Magna Carta (13th century). All other laws somehow don't count, so, in short, that they can do what they want. The Magna Carta doesn't mention you have to get motor vehicle insurance, now does it? Source: See BelowIt is well known that so-called 'Freemen' tend to congregate into self-reinforcing echo chambers, where they pretend they are just about to 'win' against the 'evil system'.
So long as they only harm themselves, one may wonder what harm they do to others.Well, here is an example. The above screenshot is taken from a Facebook group dedicated to the - everything is a contract, you do not have to consent to laws you dislike, your 'strawman' JOHN SMITH is not the same as the 'real flesh and blood, living soul, human being' John Smith (or John: Smith, John of the family Smith, etc.), and so on. I am not giving its name to not give it free publicity.An obviously desperate woman, Tina Bell, wants help. Her son was sentenced to federal prison - and, as another post by her made clear, got 115 (!) years: in effect, life in prison. What is her 'remedy', she wants to know.For Freemen (see link above) 'remedy' does not mean 'what can I do to help my son'. It means, 'what magic words should I tell the judge to make my son go free on the spot'.
Well, there isn't one, of course. But Ruiz Michael and Conor Duke- the most active members of the group - gives her all kind of totally nonsensical advice.The connection of both to reality can be noted by the fact that, based on other postings, Conor is currently 'almost ready' with the paperwork to serve a billion-dollar lien on a traffic cop because of a traffic stop, while Ruiz is trying to find the 'secret way' that will allow him to find the number of his 'secret birth bond' bank account based on his Social Security number. Perhaps it is the number without the dashes? He asks.If Ms. Bell does the right thing and goes to a real lawyer who specializes in post-conviction work, she may indeed help her son. (To be fair, another person posting in the group suggested this, giving contact information to an organization that helps family members of convicts find such lawyers).
If, however, she follows these two idiots - not other word fits, frankly - and floods the courts with this Freeman nonsense, she may well both whatever chance her son had for ever seeing the light of day again.But what do these 'Freemen' care? It's all just an ego trip for them. They do not give a damn about either Bell or her son. Credit: see belowEyal Lior, which we have met before, had apparently organized a 'Freeman Festival' (that is what it says above in Hebrew) (link in Hebrew). The event shows '31 joined' (i.e., told Facebook they did) and '69 interested'. I have no idea how many actually showed up.For comparison purposes, I checked near my own location for all events, and discovered that tomorrow (Sept. 3rd), one 'local' (Facebook seems to ignore international border and considers only distance) event is a group that is going swimming on the beach in El Biyada, Lebanon.
This one has 263 people interested. For the less adventurous, a lecture by a visiting German artist in Tel Aviv's 'House of Modern Ceramics' has 15 coming and 78 interested.In any case, Lior seems to have gone 'full sovurn', as quatloos! He actually has an 'I am a Freeman' ('Free Man' in his version) for people to sign (in English). Looks quite familiar - it's the same nonsense as with American or other 'freemen'.It goes without saying that this declaration, or petition, has no legal effect; but however meaningless, how popular is it?Well, it is hosted on the website ('atzuma' means 'petition' in Hebrew).
Credit:Well, here is something you don't see everyday. Ever heard of the '? If you haven't, it's because it's one of those for various reasons - especially to avoid taxes, declare themselves 'sovereign', make themselves kings and thus free, and so on. But this particular micronation seems even more bizarre than most.First, as per its web page on the micronation wiki, it actually claims as its territory a significant part of Antarctica, though it takes some digging to figure it out; there is no map of its alleged territory, perhaps because such a map would make the absurdity even more obvious.
It claims a territory of about 1,700,000 square kilometers. That's one big micronation - roughly the size of France, Germany, and Italy combined.Second, it is led by 'His Majesty King Immanuel X Jesus-Izates Mono-Basileus (Christ-os) bar Ab-gar-os au Kamala bar Phraates, Lord of Lords of the Roman Empire'. I have a suspicion this might not be his birth name.Third, it set its sights, apparently, on being, of all things, a chess powerhouse. It issued a call for chess players, offering them land if they, and issued a stamp celebrating the secret chess champion of the world, the man with the highest chess rating ever -. Well, according to himself, anyway; in reality, he is a crank who believes himself to be world chess champion, the 'real' successor to the famous, a claim accepted by nobody but himself, among other reasons because his actual chess level is at best that of a good amateur.The truly absurd thing here is, Vaughan's Ourania 'stamp' is actually based on a real stamp. Somehow, Stan Vaughan was chosen by Burundi to be featured as one of four 'chess masters' on a (picture from this link), together with those of the genuine chess champions Emanuel Lasker, Paul Morphy, and Alexandra Kosteniuk:Credit:Ourania may be the weirdest micronation ever, and that's saying something.
Image credit: Israeli anarchist I have mentioned a few posts ago, Eyal Lior, is really angry. He writes, on the preview of his ('the only show dedicated to freedom', link in Hebrew but you can go from there to the part of his web site), that I wrote a 'hate letter' about him on this blog.Well, what can he do against my 'libel'? Nope; that would require using the evil government's court system. Threaten my ISP?
With a lawsuit? Same problem. With a customer boycott, say? Not if I am a better customer, or he isn't one. He could, theoretically, bribe them into deleting my account, or hire hitmen to threaten me to stop the libel. But what if I am richer and offer the ISP more money, or can hire better 'muscle' than he can hire?So I don't see why, in Lior's anarchy, with no government, I should give a damn if I libel him or not.
All I should care about is to be stronger than him. Then I could libel him with impunity, since, in his anarchy, there is nothing and nobody to stop the rich and powerful from doing what they like, while the poor and weak suffer what they must.The whole point of having a state at all is, as Hobbes points out, that it is far better to suffer even tyranny from one person, the sovereign - let alone suffer the annoyances or bureaucracy of a modern democracy - than to be contantly at the mercy of anybody and everybody who happens to be stronger. Gee, perhaps there's something to this whole 'state' thingy after all.
Image Credit:.If one wishes to know the dangers of acting on absurd 'freemen on the land' (FMOTL) beliefs, look no further than.They believe for some reason that article 61 of the Magna Carta (1215), allowing the Barons to elect 25 of their number to petition or perhaps replace the king, somehow is (a) in force today, and (b) allows anybody, or at least any 25 people, to declare themselves not subject to the laws and, therefore, they need not pay taxes.The result is as expected. They get notices to pay the council tax or the vehicle insurance; they refuse; they get another notice; they declare themselves lords and masters of the evil corrupt courts; they get fined and/or arrested and/or get their car or license taken away.Ah well. Credit: see link below.So what if someone is a 'sovereign citizens'?
After all, we have the courts to deal with that, and it's a free country - everybody has the right to go to hell in their own way, as the old saying has it.A lot of what, that's what. This article - ' - from which the photo above is taken - shows the effect it has on family members, here, young children. The author's father, in desperation, fell for this scam, with terrible effect on his family.But sometimes, incidentally, they get what's coming to them. Here is a 'Freeman' getting owned by a judge, who spews his nonsense right back at him: the 'Freeman' insists he is the settler, the agent, and the individual David Hall (DAVID HALL?), but not the the person David Hall.The judge notes, that, in that case, the settler, agent, and individual David Hall is staying in the county jail - adding 'and if you meet the person David Hall, tell him he's not leaving jail either', to the laughter of the spectators. Credit: See BelowCuriously, there are also freemen in Israel. The above banner is from the where Eyal Lior proudly proclaims his 'Project no State in Israel', with the subheading stating 'A government is a gang of murderers, thieves and liars, no service or product should be forced on you at gunpoint'.but don't hold back, Mr. Lior, tell us how you really feel about the government.While the ideology is not 100% 'freemen', so far as I can tell, e.g., not having anything about the birth bond conspiracy theories, Magna Carta, etc., it is so extremely anarchist so as to amount, in effect, to the same thing.The crucial point is that Lior does not merely believe, like anarchists on the one hand and Ayn Rand on the other, that the (or any) government is evil and should be dismantled.
He thinks that he can, single-handedly, declare that it has been dismantled, and that he does not have to pay taxes, social security, etc. Apparently Rand was a wishy-washy wimp in her views about the government; Lior sets her straight.Worst of all, he gives 'legal advice' to clients suckers on how to not pay taxes, not pay traffic tickets, etc.
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No doubt, Israeli bureaucracies (like those everywhere) being what they are, he may well occasionally 'win' for a client a remission of minor traffic fines or the like, just so that the clerk involved will not have to deal with this nudnick. But it needs not be explained here what trouble he can get his clients into.Especially amusing is his 'deceleration of cowardice' (lit. 'of fear') which he suggests attaching to all government forms, payments, licences, etc., so as to then sue the state for damages (good luck, kiddo). In this (a few lines; link in Hebrew), the undersigned declares that one is paying or requesting a license to do something because one is 'terrified by the power of the state'. Anarchists are at least better at self-mockery than 'real' freemen.
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Credit: 'In the last few posts we noted the views of conspiracy theorist / scammer, the seemingly truly insane 'Baron'. We noted previously the action of many other conspiracy theorist 'Freemen' and similar persons, who think there is a massive conspiracy to hide the fact the government has no power to tax them.Conspiracy theorists can be dangerous: 'freemen' like, a vile antisemite who thinks everything he dislikes is the fault of the Jews, can (say many groups) engage in. He is mentioned here not because he is an antisemitic conspiracy theorist per se, but because sued JOHN PATERSON, his government strawman corporation, for. As is so often, the belief in one conspiracy (the 'strawman' and 'birth bond' ones) leads to belief in others (here, the perennial favorite 'Jews control the world'). What would Mr. Paterson do with the money, considering that it is all worthless fiat currency, is rather unclear.
But at least the Jews won't have it, so that it some consolation.As you can see, they all use Facebook to spread their beliefs. Why is Facebook (and similar social media) such a haven for conspiracy theorists?
The main reason is. As one repeats lies or stories to oneself and only hears the same lies from similarly-minded people, no wonder it becomes a truth in one's eyes, and all contrary evidence is dismissed as 'false flag misinformation' and the like.The Internet and social media did not invent this phenomenon, of course, as every cult in history attests. Conspiracy theory belief is in fact, with people all across the policial, ethnic, and educational spectrum believing in conspiracies.The difference being more, research shows, in the exact conspiracy believed in, but not in the conspiracy theory mindset itself. But with social media allowing direct 'producer to consumer' (so to speak) spread of conspiratorial ideas, people can - and do - surround themselves only with those they agree with, those who know THE TRUTH(TM), and literally block out all dissenting information.No wonder conspiracy theories on social media proliferate.