#razor — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #razor, aggregated by home.social.
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@DanMorgan
Enjoy #galactica Season 2 . It along with Season 3 and The #Resistance mini series about life in occupied New #Caprica are too good. Blurs the line on what is right and acceptable#Cain is no anti-hero. She is a first rate B***h.
Her cruelty, as seen in #Razor and her driving her subordinates to disregard any morality, like what she did to #KendraShaw, is appalling. She lacks empathy and any morality. Fighting against a #genocidal species of #robots, can do that -
@DanMorgan
Enjoy #galactica Season 2 . It along with Season 3 and The #Resistance mini series about life in occupied New #Caprica are too good. Blurs the line on what is right and acceptable#Cain is no anti-hero. She is a first rate B***h.
Her cruelty, as seen in #Razor and her driving her subordinates to disregard any morality, like what she did to #KendraShaw, is appalling. She lacks empathy and any morality. Fighting against a #genocidal species of #robots, can do that -
@DanMorgan
Enjoy #galactica Season 2 . It along with Season 3 and The #Resistance mini series about life in occupied New #Caprica are too good. Blurs the line on what is right and acceptable#Cain is no anti-hero. She is a first rate B***h.
Her cruelty, as seen in #Razor and her driving her subordinates to disregard any morality, like what she did to #KendraShaw, is appalling. She lacks empathy and any morality. Fighting against a #genocidal species of #robots, can do that -
@DanMorgan
Enjoy #galactica Season 2 . It along with Season 3 and The #Resistance mini series about life in occupied New #Caprica are too good. Blurs the line on what is right and acceptable#Cain is no anti-hero. She is a first rate B***h.
Her cruelty, as seen in #Razor and her driving her subordinates to disregard any morality, like what she did to #KendraShaw, is appalling. She lacks empathy and any morality. Fighting against a #genocidal species of #robots, can do that -
@DanMorgan
Enjoy #galactica Season 2 . It along with Season 3 and The #Resistance mini series about life in occupied New #Caprica are too good. Blurs the line on what is right and acceptable#Cain is no anti-hero. She is a first rate B***h.
Her cruelty, as seen in #Razor and her driving her subordinates to disregard any morality, like what she did to #KendraShaw, is appalling. She lacks empathy and any morality. Fighting against a #genocidal species of #robots, can do that -
The Blunt Edge of Ockham's Razor. What are the risks?
I needed to take a break from video editing. No Judas Priest references inside.
#philosophy #logic #simplicity #grammar #language #sufficiency #ontology #metaphysics #blog #podcast #aphorism #heuristic #naturallaw #humility #razor
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The Blunt Edge of Ockham's Razor. What are the risks?
I needed to take a break from video editing. No Judas Priest references inside.
#philosophy #logic #simplicity #grammar #language #sufficiency #ontology #metaphysics #blog #podcast #aphorism #heuristic #naturallaw #humility #razor
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The Blunt Edge of Ockham's Razor. What are the risks?
I needed to take a break from video editing. No Judas Priest references inside.
#philosophy #logic #simplicity #grammar #language #sufficiency #ontology #metaphysics #blog #podcast #aphorism #heuristic #naturallaw #humility #razor
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The Blunt Edge of Ockham's Razor. What are the risks?
I needed to take a break from video editing. No Judas Priest references inside.
#philosophy #logic #simplicity #grammar #language #sufficiency #ontology #metaphysics #blog #podcast #aphorism #heuristic #naturallaw #humility #razor
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The Blunt Edge of Ockham's Razor. What are the risks?
I needed to take a break from video editing. No Judas Priest references inside.
#philosophy #logic #simplicity #grammar #language #sufficiency #ontology #metaphysics #blog #podcast #aphorism #heuristic #naturallaw #humility #razor
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Mobile experience made better thanks to improvements made to our sites!
#Aptivi #Blogging #Website #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates #DocFX #csharp #programming #dotnet #Blazor #Razor
https://officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/01/16/mobile-experience-made-better-with-our-sites/
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Thu 11 Dec 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 14
• Lather: #StirlingSoapCo I, Rich Moose (sub-exclusive sheep tallow)
• Post: #Sir Irisch MoosI've been sick for the last two days, and *gasp* I skipped a shave yesterday. Like a hobo. The Affluent Alces washed the shame of me, and the Frio 14 with the refreshed edge is 👨🍳😘
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Tue 09 Dec 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 14
• Lather: #CatiesBubbles Crangère
• Post: #CatiesBubbles BlungèreI have many very nice razors, but the Frio 14 holds a special place. Such a gentle thing. And shockingly practical (by straight razor standards).
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Tue 09 Dec 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 14
• Lather: #CatiesBubbles Crangère
• Post: #CatiesBubbles BlungèreI have many very nice razors, but the Frio 14 holds a special place. Such a gentle thing. And shockingly practical (by straight razor standards).
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Tue 09 Dec 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 14
• Lather: #CatiesBubbles Crangère
• Post: #CatiesBubbles BlungèreI have many very nice razors, but the Frio 14 holds a special place. Such a gentle thing. And shockingly practical (by straight razor standards).
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Tue 09 Dec 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 14
• Lather: #CatiesBubbles Crangère
• Post: #CatiesBubbles BlungèreI have many very nice razors, but the Frio 14 holds a special place. Such a gentle thing. And shockingly practical (by straight razor standards).
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Tue 09 Dec 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 14
• Lather: #CatiesBubbles Crangère
• Post: #CatiesBubbles BlungèreI have many very nice razors, but the Frio 14 holds a special place. Such a gentle thing. And shockingly practical (by straight razor standards).
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ASP.Net MVC vs Blazor: чья возьмет?
Привет! Сегодня разберем два подхода в ASP.NET. Blazor и классическую архитектуру MVC (Model-View-Controller). В отличие от обсуждений вроде «Java vs C++», эта тема менее спорная, но очень полезная для понимания современной веб-разработки на .NET. Разобраться в нюансах
https://habr.com/ru/companies/otus/articles/962512/
#mvc #blazor #asp_net_core #aspnet #c# #razor #WebAssembly #SPA #серверный_рендеринг
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Revenge – Night Danger Review
Like all subgenres, speed metal exists at the nexus of other genres: namely, classic heavy metal and thrash.…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Music #2.5 #2025 #century #ColumbianMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #Entertainment #HeavyMetal #Helloween #JudasPriest #NightDanger #Oct25 #Razor #Revenge #review #reviews #RunningWild #SpeedMetal
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Revenge – Night Danger Review
Like all subgenres, speed metal exists at the nexus of other genres: namely, classic heavy metal and thrash.…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Music #2.5 #2025 #century #ColumbianMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #Entertainment #HeavyMetal #Helloween #JudasPriest #NightDanger #Oct25 #Razor #Revenge #review #reviews #RunningWild #SpeedMetal
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By Creeping Ivy
Like all subgenres, speed metal exists at the nexus of other genres: namely, classic heavy metal and thrash. Whether a band leans towards a classic or thrashy version of the sound becomes the primary distinguisher. Night Danger, the latest LP from longstanding Colombian band Revenge, is a speed metal record in the vein of Running Wild and Razor. But Revenge leans in a classic direction, claiming Judas Priest and Helloween as inspirations. Indeed, that Helloween-inspired artwork, coupled with the band’s longevity, should be enough to convince speed freaks to give Night Danger a spin. Those who observe the speed limit, however, will probably need more than the orange glow of a horse’s face to be convinced.1
Speed metal fans will be happy to hear that Night Danger consistently fulfills the promise of the genre’s adjective, with quality performances across the board. All but one of its songs gallop at the pace of the steed adorning its cover. To the list of Revenge’s self-professed classic influences, I would add the contemporary heavy metal band Century as a sonic touchstone, insofar as Night Danger tends to keep things up-tempo and, production-wise, traditional. The first half of the album races through songs that veer more in the classic direction, offering harmonized guitar melodies (“Black Sight”), fist-pumping choruses from Esteban ‘Hellfire’ Mejía (“Night Danger”), and impressive solos from lead guitarist Night Crawler (“Soldier’s Heart”). On the back half, Revenge delves into thrashier terrain, building songs around more menacing riffs (“Desire from Pain”) and stompier bridges (“The Devil Race”) that allow drummer Hell Avenger to show off his double bass skills. Despite really having only one speed, Night Danger doesn’t overstay its welcome; no song feels overlong, and the album sensibly clocks in at just under 40 minutes.
Even for speed metal aficionados, though, Night Danger will read less like a holistic album and more like a collection of similar songs. The title track, for example, follows up opener “Black Sight” with a similar kind of introduction: a riff punctuated by drum accents before blastoff. From there, “Night Danger” also mirrors the opener’s pre-solo, half-time bridge. By the time the intro riff to “Soldier’s Heart” rolls around at the midpoint, the listener feels as if they’ve already heard a version of it as the intro to “Night Danger.” Closer “Crushing Death” is one of the stronger cuts on the album, morphing its righteously thrashin’ riff into a jaunty verse and a chorus with uber melodic guitar tags. Nothing about it, however, makes it feel like a closer; it could just as easily live somewhere in the middle of Night Danger.
This is not to say, however, that there’s no songwriting variation to be found here. As the only mid-tempo track on Night Danger, “Misty Night” first comes to mind. Beyond its tempo, the song’s solo also contains a minute variation, picking up on the melody of the main riff before shredding the listener’s face off. Speaking of solos, “The Devil Race” refreshingly opens with one (and, yes, has one during the bridge). On the low end, bassist Camilo Hernandez is periodically noticeable, adding countermelodies that would make Steve Harris proud (“Night Danger,” “Desire from Pain”). Switching from strings to voices: Hellfire is a solid vocalist, but the gang vocals on “The Hammers Fall” add a refreshing flavor to the mix. All of these variations, however, are infrequent and virtually imperceptible.
Speed metal is gonna speed metal, but the lack of variety on Night Danger will likely pose issues for devotees and neophytes alike. Fans of the genre should dig this, but they’ll also crave a few more mid-tempo tracks to keep things interesting. Those less familiar with Revenge’s influences won’t easily forgive the album’s mono-temporality. Night Danger probably won’t turn you into a speed freak, but if you already are one, it’ll satisfy your need.
Rating: Mixed
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: revenge666.bandcamp.com/album/night-danger | facebook.com/revengespeed
Releases Worldwide: October 17th, 2025#25 #2025 #Century #ColumbianMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Helloween #JudasPriest #NightDanger #Oct25 #Razor #Revenge #Review #Reviews #RunningWild #SpeedMetal
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By Creeping Ivy
Like all subgenres, speed metal exists at the nexus of other genres: namely, classic heavy metal and thrash. Whether a band leans towards a classic or thrashy version of the sound becomes the primary distinguisher. Night Danger, the latest LP from longstanding Colombian band Revenge, is a speed metal record in the vein of Running Wild and Razor. But Revenge leans in a classic direction, claiming Judas Priest and Helloween as inspirations. Indeed, that Helloween-inspired artwork, coupled with the band’s longevity, should be enough to convince speed freaks to give Night Danger a spin. Those who observe the speed limit, however, will probably need more than the orange glow of a horse’s face to be convinced.1
Speed metal fans will be happy to hear that Night Danger consistently fulfills the promise of the genre’s adjective, with quality performances across the board. All but one of its songs gallop at the pace of the steed adorning its cover. To the list of Revenge’s self-professed classic influences, I would add the contemporary heavy metal band Century as a sonic touchstone, insofar as Night Danger tends to keep things up-tempo and, production-wise, traditional. The first half of the album races through songs that veer more in the classic direction, offering harmonized guitar melodies (“Black Sight”), fist-pumping choruses from Esteban ‘Hellfire’ Mejía (“Night Danger”), and impressive solos from lead guitarist Night Crawler (“Soldier’s Heart”). On the back half, Revenge delves into thrashier terrain, building songs around more menacing riffs (“Desire from Pain”) and stompier bridges (“The Devil Race”) that allow drummer Hell Avenger to show off his double bass skills. Despite really having only one speed, Night Danger doesn’t overstay its welcome; no song feels overlong, and the album sensibly clocks in at just under 40 minutes.
Even for speed metal aficionados, though, Night Danger will read less like a holistic album and more like a collection of similar songs. The title track, for example, follows up opener “Black Sight” with a similar kind of introduction: a riff punctuated by drum accents before blastoff. From there, “Night Danger” also mirrors the opener’s pre-solo, half-time bridge. By the time the intro riff to “Soldier’s Heart” rolls around at the midpoint, the listener feels as if they’ve already heard a version of it as the intro to “Night Danger.” Closer “Crushing Death” is one of the stronger cuts on the album, morphing its righteously thrashin’ riff into a jaunty verse and a chorus with uber melodic guitar tags. Nothing about it, however, makes it feel like a closer; it could just as easily live somewhere in the middle of Night Danger.
This is not to say, however, that there’s no songwriting variation to be found here. As the only mid-tempo track on Night Danger, “Misty Night” first comes to mind. Beyond its tempo, the song’s solo also contains a minute variation, picking up on the melody of the main riff before shredding the listener’s face off. Speaking of solos, “The Devil Race” refreshingly opens with one (and, yes, has one during the bridge). On the low end, bassist Camilo Hernandez is periodically noticeable, adding countermelodies that would make Steve Harris proud (“Night Danger,” “Desire from Pain”). Switching from strings to voices: Hellfire is a solid vocalist, but the gang vocals on “The Hammers Fall” add a refreshing flavor to the mix. All of these variations, however, are infrequent and virtually imperceptible.
Speed metal is gonna speed metal, but the lack of variety on Night Danger will likely pose issues for devotees and neophytes alike. Fans of the genre should dig this, but they’ll also crave a few more mid-tempo tracks to keep things interesting. Those less familiar with Revenge’s influences won’t easily forgive the album’s mono-temporality. Night Danger probably won’t turn you into a speed freak, but if you already are one, it’ll satisfy your need.
Rating: Mixed
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: revenge666.bandcamp.com/album/night-danger | facebook.com/revengespeed
Releases Worldwide: October 17th, 2025#25 #2025 #Century #ColumbianMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Helloween #JudasPriest #NightDanger #Oct25 #Razor #Revenge #Review #Reviews #RunningWild #SpeedMetal
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By Creeping Ivy
Like all subgenres, speed metal exists at the nexus of other genres: namely, classic heavy metal and thrash. Whether a band leans towards a classic or thrashy version of the sound becomes the primary distinguisher. Night Danger, the latest LP from longstanding Colombian band Revenge, is a speed metal record in the vein of Running Wild and Razor. But Revenge leans in a classic direction, claiming Judas Priest and Helloween as inspirations. Indeed, that Helloween-inspired artwork, coupled with the band’s longevity, should be enough to convince speed freaks to give Night Danger a spin. Those who observe the speed limit, however, will probably need more than the orange glow of a horse’s face to be convinced.1
Speed metal fans will be happy to hear that Night Danger consistently fulfills the promise of the genre’s adjective, with quality performances across the board. All but one of its songs gallop at the pace of the steed adorning its cover. To the list of Revenge’s self-professed classic influences, I would add the contemporary heavy metal band Century as a sonic touchstone, insofar as Night Danger tends to keep things up-tempo and, production-wise, traditional. The first half of the album races through songs that veer more in the classic direction, offering harmonized guitar melodies (“Black Sight”), fist-pumping choruses from Esteban ‘Hellfire’ Mejía (“Night Danger”), and impressive solos from lead guitarist Night Crawler (“Soldier’s Heart”). On the back half, Revenge delves into thrashier terrain, building songs around more menacing riffs (“Desire from Pain”) and stompier bridges (“The Devil Race”) that allow drummer Hell Avenger to show off his double bass skills. Despite really having only one speed, Night Danger doesn’t overstay its welcome; no song feels overlong, and the album sensibly clocks in at just under 40 minutes.
Even for speed metal aficionados, though, Night Danger will read less like a holistic album and more like a collection of similar songs. The title track, for example, follows up opener “Black Sight” with a similar kind of introduction: a riff punctuated by drum accents before blastoff. From there, “Night Danger” also mirrors the opener’s pre-solo, half-time bridge. By the time the intro riff to “Soldier’s Heart” rolls around at the midpoint, the listener feels as if they’ve already heard a version of it as the intro to “Night Danger.” Closer “Crushing Death” is one of the stronger cuts on the album, morphing its righteously thrashin’ riff into a jaunty verse and a chorus with uber melodic guitar tags. Nothing about it, however, makes it feel like a closer; it could just as easily live somewhere in the middle of Night Danger.
This is not to say, however, that there’s no songwriting variation to be found here. As the only mid-tempo track on Night Danger, “Misty Night” first comes to mind. Beyond its tempo, the song’s solo also contains a minute variation, picking up on the melody of the main riff before shredding the listener’s face off. Speaking of solos, “The Devil Race” refreshingly opens with one (and, yes, has one during the bridge). On the low end, bassist Camilo Hernandez is periodically noticeable, adding countermelodies that would make Steve Harris proud (“Night Danger,” “Desire from Pain”). Switching from strings to voices: Hellfire is a solid vocalist, but the gang vocals on “The Hammers Fall” add a refreshing flavor to the mix. All of these variations, however, are infrequent and virtually imperceptible.
Speed metal is gonna speed metal, but the lack of variety on Night Danger will likely pose issues for devotees and neophytes alike. Fans of the genre should dig this, but they’ll also crave a few more mid-tempo tracks to keep things interesting. Those less familiar with Revenge’s influences won’t easily forgive the album’s mono-temporality. Night Danger probably won’t turn you into a speed freak, but if you already are one, it’ll satisfy your need.
Rating: Mixed
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: revenge666.bandcamp.com/album/night-danger | facebook.com/revengespeed
Releases Worldwide: October 17th, 2025#25 #2025 #Century #ColumbianMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Helloween #JudasPriest #NightDanger #Oct25 #Razor #Revenge #Review #Reviews #RunningWild #SpeedMetal
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By Creeping Ivy
Like all subgenres, speed metal exists at the nexus of other genres: namely, classic heavy metal and thrash. Whether a band leans towards a classic or thrashy version of the sound becomes the primary distinguisher. Night Danger, the latest LP from longstanding Colombian band Revenge, is a speed metal record in the vein of Running Wild and Razor. But Revenge leans in a classic direction, claiming Judas Priest and Helloween as inspirations. Indeed, that Helloween-inspired artwork, coupled with the band’s longevity, should be enough to convince speed freaks to give Night Danger a spin. Those who observe the speed limit, however, will probably need more than the orange glow of a horse’s face to be convinced.1
Speed metal fans will be happy to hear that Night Danger consistently fulfills the promise of the genre’s adjective, with quality performances across the board. All but one of its songs gallop at the pace of the steed adorning its cover. To the list of Revenge’s self-professed classic influences, I would add the contemporary heavy metal band Century as a sonic touchstone, insofar as Night Danger tends to keep things up-tempo and, production-wise, traditional. The first half of the album races through songs that veer more in the classic direction, offering harmonized guitar melodies (“Black Sight”), fist-pumping choruses from Esteban ‘Hellfire’ Mejía (“Night Danger”), and impressive solos from lead guitarist Night Crawler (“Soldier’s Heart”). On the back half, Revenge delves into thrashier terrain, building songs around more menacing riffs (“Desire from Pain”) and stompier bridges (“The Devil Race”) that allow drummer Hell Avenger to show off his double bass skills. Despite really having only one speed, Night Danger doesn’t overstay its welcome; no song feels overlong, and the album sensibly clocks in at just under 40 minutes.
Even for speed metal aficionados, though, Night Danger will read less like a holistic album and more like a collection of similar songs. The title track, for example, follows up opener “Black Sight” with a similar kind of introduction: a riff punctuated by drum accents before blastoff. From there, “Night Danger” also mirrors the opener’s pre-solo, half-time bridge. By the time the intro riff to “Soldier’s Heart” rolls around at the midpoint, the listener feels as if they’ve already heard a version of it as the intro to “Night Danger.” Closer “Crushing Death” is one of the stronger cuts on the album, morphing its righteously thrashin’ riff into a jaunty verse and a chorus with uber melodic guitar tags. Nothing about it, however, makes it feel like a closer; it could just as easily live somewhere in the middle of Night Danger.
This is not to say, however, that there’s no songwriting variation to be found here. As the only mid-tempo track on Night Danger, “Misty Night” first comes to mind. Beyond its tempo, the song’s solo also contains a minute variation, picking up on the melody of the main riff before shredding the listener’s face off. Speaking of solos, “The Devil Race” refreshingly opens with one (and, yes, has one during the bridge). On the low end, bassist Camilo Hernandez is periodically noticeable, adding countermelodies that would make Steve Harris proud (“Night Danger,” “Desire from Pain”). Switching from strings to voices: Hellfire is a solid vocalist, but the gang vocals on “The Hammers Fall” add a refreshing flavor to the mix. All of these variations, however, are infrequent and virtually imperceptible.
Speed metal is gonna speed metal, but the lack of variety on Night Danger will likely pose issues for devotees and neophytes alike. Fans of the genre should dig this, but they’ll also crave a few more mid-tempo tracks to keep things interesting. Those less familiar with Revenge’s influences won’t easily forgive the album’s mono-temporality. Night Danger probably won’t turn you into a speed freak, but if you already are one, it’ll satisfy your need.
Rating: Mixed
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: revenge666.bandcamp.com/album/night-danger | facebook.com/revengespeed
Releases Worldwide: October 17th, 2025#25 #2025 #Century #ColumbianMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Helloween #JudasPriest #NightDanger #Oct25 #Razor #Revenge #Review #Reviews #RunningWild #SpeedMetal
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By Creeping Ivy
Like all subgenres, speed metal exists at the nexus of other genres: namely, classic heavy metal and thrash. Whether a band leans towards a classic or thrashy version of the sound becomes the primary distinguisher. Night Danger, the latest LP from longstanding Colombian band Revenge, is a speed metal record in the vein of Running Wild and Razor. But Revenge leans in a classic direction, claiming Judas Priest and Helloween as inspirations. Indeed, that Helloween-inspired artwork, coupled with the band’s longevity, should be enough to convince speed freaks to give Night Danger a spin. Those who observe the speed limit, however, will probably need more than the orange glow of a horse’s face to be convinced.1
Speed metal fans will be happy to hear that Night Danger consistently fulfills the promise of the genre’s adjective, with quality performances across the board. All but one of its songs gallop at the pace of the steed adorning its cover. To the list of Revenge’s self-professed classic influences, I would add the contemporary heavy metal band Century as a sonic touchstone, insofar as Night Danger tends to keep things up-tempo and, production-wise, traditional. The first half of the album races through songs that veer more in the classic direction, offering harmonized guitar melodies (“Black Sight”), fist-pumping choruses from Esteban ‘Hellfire’ Mejía (“Night Danger”), and impressive solos from lead guitarist Night Crawler (“Soldier’s Heart”). On the back half, Revenge delves into thrashier terrain, building songs around more menacing riffs (“Desire from Pain”) and stompier bridges (“The Devil Race”) that allow drummer Hell Avenger to show off his double bass skills. Despite really having only one speed, Night Danger doesn’t overstay its welcome; no song feels overlong, and the album sensibly clocks in at just under 40 minutes.
Even for speed metal aficionados, though, Night Danger will read less like a holistic album and more like a collection of similar songs. The title track, for example, follows up opener “Black Sight” with a similar kind of introduction: a riff punctuated by drum accents before blastoff. From there, “Night Danger” also mirrors the opener’s pre-solo, half-time bridge. By the time the intro riff to “Soldier’s Heart” rolls around at the midpoint, the listener feels as if they’ve already heard a version of it as the intro to “Night Danger.” Closer “Crushing Death” is one of the stronger cuts on the album, morphing its righteously thrashin’ riff into a jaunty verse and a chorus with uber melodic guitar tags. Nothing about it, however, makes it feel like a closer; it could just as easily live somewhere in the middle of Night Danger.
This is not to say, however, that there’s no songwriting variation to be found here. As the only mid-tempo track on Night Danger, “Misty Night” first comes to mind. Beyond its tempo, the song’s solo also contains a minute variation, picking up on the melody of the main riff before shredding the listener’s face off. Speaking of solos, “The Devil Race” refreshingly opens with one (and, yes, has one during the bridge). On the low end, bassist Camilo Hernandez is periodically noticeable, adding countermelodies that would make Steve Harris proud (“Night Danger,” “Desire from Pain”). Switching from strings to voices: Hellfire is a solid vocalist, but the gang vocals on “The Hammers Fall” add a refreshing flavor to the mix. All of these variations, however, are infrequent and virtually imperceptible.
Speed metal is gonna speed metal, but the lack of variety on Night Danger will likely pose issues for devotees and neophytes alike. Fans of the genre should dig this, but they’ll also crave a few more mid-tempo tracks to keep things interesting. Those less familiar with Revenge’s influences won’t easily forgive the album’s mono-temporality. Night Danger probably won’t turn you into a speed freak, but if you already are one, it’ll satisfy your need.
Rating: Mixed
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: revenge666.bandcamp.com/album/night-danger | facebook.com/revengespeed
Releases Worldwide: October 17th, 2025#25 #2025 #Century #ColumbianMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Helloween #JudasPriest #NightDanger #Oct25 #Razor #Revenge #Review #Reviews #RunningWild #SpeedMetal
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UFC Abu Dhabi post-fight show: Reaction to Reinier de Ridder’s razor-close win vs. Robert Whittaker
Reinier de Ridder just picked up the biggest win of his career as he outlasted former UFC middleweight…
#NewsBeep #News #MMA #abu #CA #Canada #close #de #dhabi #Fight #Fighting #front-page #latest-news #mma-fighting-podcast-network #Podcasts #post #razor #reaction #reinier #ridder #Robert #s #show #Sports #to #UFC #ufc-news #Videos #vs #whittaker #win
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https://www.evshift.com/327965/the-tuttio-soleil-01-after-1000-miles-is-it-worth-it/ The Tuttio Soleil 01 after 1000 miles, Is it worth it? #ebike #ebox #ElectricBikes #ElectricMotorcycles #ElectricVehicles #EV #miles #motorcycles #Razor #review #RIdstar #soleil #surron #Talaria #TUTTIO #TuttioSoleil01 #TuttioUpgrade #Worth
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Sun 06 Apr 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 50 (#StainlessSteelStraightRazor)
• Lather: #MacduffsSoapCompany Trail Tobacco
• Post: #HenriEtVictoria Cognac and Cuban Cigars
• Frag: #TomFord Lost CherryCombining Cognac and Cuban Cigars with Lost Cherry is a new-to-me combination, and I'm liking it.
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Sat 05 Apr 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 50 (#StainlessSteelStraightRazor)
• Lather: #MikesNaturalSoaps Rose, Patchouli, Cedarwood
• Post: #DeclarationGrooming Opulence
• Frag: #SpearheadShavingCompany #Seaforth! Roman SpiceNice Saturday shave with an odd mix of scents that work as a nice progression.
Mike's ++;
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Fri 04 Apr 2025
• Brush: #Semogue Owner's Club 🍒🐗
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 50 (#StainlessSteelStraightRazor)
• Lather: #StirlingSoapCo Varen
• Post: #Hâttric Classic
• Frag: #CatiesBubbles BlugèreThe SOC and Frio 50 were my AA razors last year and still feel like second nature. An edge refresh might be in order, but not urgently.
@wetshaving #StraightRazor #SafetyRazor #wetshaving #ShaveOfTheDay #SOTD
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#AR #Monsters #3DModels with #AppleVisionPro #App "Spruce Up", try out on #iPhone & #iPad
Includes items like #Demon with #Wings , #Floating #Slime , #Sword #Ghoul , #Angry #Stinger , #Razor #Ray and #Cross #Bat
#MixedReality #AugmentedReality #XR #VR #iOS #VisionPro #AppleVision #Apple #AppleProducts #AppleEvent2024 #WWDC24 #AppleVisionProLaunch #VRTech #VRTechnology #TechTrends #TechProducts #Tech #AppDesign #Technology #Innovation #AppDeveloper #Developer #TechnologyNews #Future #Design
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Adding to my #SSG ramblings. This is roughly the layout I'm thinking of.
Whether /content/Home will be there, I don't know yet, that is how Grav does it.
Keeping the wwwroot and Views/-structure, as that is configured by-default in ASP.NET.The Views are all runtime-compiled and then rendered based on files inside the content-folder.
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Building an #SSG, the easy part: Getting templates to render.
The difficult part: Listing all content (Markdown), storing them, assigning metadata.
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It lives, and includes pain.
But _ViewStart, Layouts and all this good stuff works just fine.
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New Features for Enhanced Razor Productivity!
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/enhancing-razor-productivity-with-new-features/#microsoft #NET #ASP_NET_Core #Blazor #Visual_Studio #Visual_Studio_Code #Razor
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via @dotnet : C# Dev Kit Updates: .NET Aspire, Hot Reload, and More!
https://ift.tt/Qtd95Z4
#CSharp #DotNet #DevKit #VSCode #HotReload #Aspire #Razor #Blazor #Debugging #SoftwareDevelopment #Coding #DeveloperExperience #Productivity #TechUpdates #Programming #Vi… -
just a small project made in #b3d #Blender3D ...
If I ever release a mixtape this shall be the cover.
All the modeling, texturing & comp done by me, lensflare images found on the web :)#razor #blade #razorblade #lensflare #audiowave #dnb #drumnbass #amen #amenbreak
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Как мы мигрируем с JQuery на React
Вокруг все говорят о серверных компонентах реакта, о серверном рендеринге, и разных новшествах в мире фронтенде. Как будто JQuery в один миг взял и исчез. Несмотря ни на что он всё ещё остаётся самой популярной библиотекой 😅. Сегодня я вам расскажу, как мы постепенно мигрируем с JQuery на React.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/866158/
#frontend #react #typescript #миграция_проекта #create_react_app #zustand #jquery #webpack #razor #tsc
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Как мы мигрируем с JQuery на React
Вокруг все говорят о серверных компонентах реакта, о серверном рендеринге, и разных новшествах в мире фронтенде. Как будто JQuery в один миг взял и исчез. Несмотря ни на что он всё ещё остаётся самой популярной библиотекой 😅. Сегодня я вам расскажу, как мы постепенно мигрируем с JQuery на React.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/866158/
#frontend #react #typescript #миграция_проекта #create_react_app #zustand #jquery #webpack #razor #tsc
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Как мы мигрируем с JQuery на React
Вокруг все говорят о серверных компонентах реакта, о серверном рендеринге, и разных новшествах в мире фронтенде. Как будто JQuery в один миг взял и исчез. Несмотря ни на что он всё ещё остаётся самой популярной библиотекой 😅. Сегодня я вам расскажу, как мы постепенно мигрируем с JQuery на React.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/866158/
#frontend #react #typescript #миграция_проекта #create_react_app #zustand #jquery #webpack #razor #tsc
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Как мы мигрируем с JQuery на React
Вокруг все говорят о серверных компонентах реакта, о серверном рендеринге, и разных новшествах в мире фронтенде. Как будто JQuery в один миг взял и исчез. Несмотря ни на что он всё ещё остаётся самой популярной библиотекой 😅. Сегодня я вам расскажу, как мы постепенно мигрируем с JQuery на React.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/866158/
#frontend #react #typescript #миграция_проекта #create_react_app #zustand #jquery #webpack #razor #tsc
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13 Times #Famous #Women Were #Unapologetic About Their #Natural #BodyHair, And It Was So #Refreshing.
It's 2024, and more #women than ever are #ditching the #razor.
#Women #Transgender #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #BodyPositivity #Beauty
https://www.buzzfeed.com/carleysuthers/celebrity-women-who-do-not-shave
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Koké again
• Brush: #Zenith 506B MB 🦡
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 72-V
• Lather & post: #AbbateYLaMantia KokéBusy day, so a simple repeat of yesterday.
Koké++;
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Koké #Wedgeday
• Brush: #Zenith 506B MB 🦡
• Razor: #Razor: #Friodur 72-V
• Lather & post: #AbbateYLaMantia KokéNew to me scent, and I'm liking it. More here: https://sub.wetshaving.social/post/1122374/1755254
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https://www.evshift.com/286138/i-built-an-insane-electric-mini-dirt-bike-60mph/ I Built an INSANE Electric Mini Dirt Bike (+60mph!) #60mph #bike #built #Dirt #dirtrocket #ebike #ELECTRIC #ElectricBikes #ElectricMotorcycles #ElectricVehicles #electroandco #EV #Faster #fastest #HowTo #insane #mini #modify #moto #motorcycles #new #pitbike #power #prospec #Razor #tutorial #upgrade
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https://www.evshift.com/282404/i-built-an-insane-electric-mini-moto-60mph/ I Built an INSANE Electric Mini Moto (+60mph!) #60mph #Best #bike #built #CHEAP #Cheapest #Dirtbike #diy #ebike #ELECTRIC #ElectricBikes #ElectricMotorcycles #ElectricVehicles #electroandco #EV #fastest #HowTo #insane #mini #moto #motorcycles #mx500 #Razor #supermoto #surron #SX500 #talaira #Test #tutorial
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I’m a nerd. I am an extra nerdy nerd when it comes to shaving. My father never used shaving cream from a can or a bottle. He used a brush with shaving soap in a mug. Old school… is that the proper term? I started out with an electric razor but lost it somewhere and had to borrow his mug/soap/brush kit once and ever since then I have been a mug/soap/brush user too. Maybe the best way to describe it is a mug/soap/brush snob. Yeah, that works.
Years ago… I can’t remember when… 2008? 2010? Jen and I were on a weekend getaway in Manhattan and we stumbled across this super fancy, high end, shaving supply store. We went in because Jen wanted to feed my shaving snobbery because she loves me. We left with this super fancy brush and a super fancy razor handle and a groovy stand that held them both. The razor handle just used Gillette Mach 3 blades, which I was using at the time anyway. The last time I changed the blade the connection piece of the handle broke. I managed to piece it back together but I couldn’t take the blade off anymore. Today I needed a shave… badly… and I also needed a new blade. I tried to figure out how to get the blade off so I could change it, but as I feared the whole thing is broken in such a way that I cannot fix it anymore.
I’ve been a shaving snob with this snooty razor for all of these years. 10 years? 12 years? Something like that. I just ordered a less fancy, less snobby, but still kinda snobby new Mach 3 razor handle online. I am sad. Like… why am I sad? Because I am a snob, and also because Jen and I bought that razor together on a really great weekend trip to New York and that made it extra special.
The new razor is going to be fine. I think it will fit on my snooty, snobby razor and brush stand. It’ll be fine. It won’t, however, be the same. I am a sad snooty snob.
https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/05/09/rest-in-peace-razor/
#Family #fancyShavingKit #grooming #razor #shaving #shavingBrush #shavingKit #shavingSoap #skincare #snob #snobby #snooty
