Atreyu's "The Curse" is a vinyl record that was released on June 29, 2004, by Victory Records. This album is the second studio album by the American metalcore band Atreyu. It is composed of 12 tracks, including the hit singles "Bleeding Mascara" and "Right Side of the Bed". The Curse showcases Atreyu's signature metalcore sound, which combines heavy guitar riffs, aggressive drumming, and melodic vocals. The album artwork of "The Curse" features a dark and haunting image of a female figure, which captures the overall mood and theme of the songs. The lyrics in the album touch on various topics such as personal struggles, heartbreak, and self-discovery.
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The lyrics in the album touch on various topics such as personal struggles, heartbreak, and self-discovery. Atreyu's passionate and intense delivery of the lyrics adds depth and emotion to each track. "The Curse" received positive reviews from both fans and music critics.
Crusader Kings 2 DD#13: Pagans, advisors, and warrior women
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141 Badges Jan 8, 2002 24.766 16.983 noHello and welcome back to another dev diary about
First of all, Defensive Pagans now have the ability to summon bands of Devout Warriors if they are the primary defender against an enemy of a different religion at the cost of 200 piety. Overall this is rather like the Raise Tribal Army decision and gives Defensive Pagans some extra punch when attacked.
Next, Defensive Pagans also have a new decision which can be used while at peace, and not more often than every 10 years: Ancestor Worship. This allows you to ask your ancestors for help or advise with some part of your life, perhaps you want triumph on the battlefield, maybe you want your realm to Prosper, or perhaps you are just lonely? In any case, once you have decided what it is you want, you must decide what you will offer up to get your request heard, and can range from offering up your eye or a human sacrifice to a more modest feast or carving a simple idol. With the sacrifice made, hopefully you see some kind of result in the not so distant future. Although, skeptics might point out that there’s no evidence the ancestors actually did anything and you may simply be giving them credit for a happy coincidence, that isn’t the kind of thought a pious man ought to have.
here we wish for affection and offer up a feast
With Defensive Pagans covered, let’s move into their more Offensive cousins, the Norse. The first change here is relatively simple, and some of you guessed it from the Trait icons I showed in an earlier DD, but there are now two improved versions of the Viking trait: Ravager and Sea King. These are gained from continuing to sack holdings while raiding after the Viking trait has been gained and come with larger bonuses.
- The Norse may now also gain a trait similar to Crusader when taking part in Great Holy Wars, called Valhalla-bound.
- Norse Culture will no longer split into into Swedish/Danish etc when it’s part of a powerful Norse realm (which I seem to remember was said to be the case long ago but doesn’t seem to have been implemented) where the ruler either has 2 kingdom tiles or an empire title, or if the faith has been reformed and the Fylkir is Norse. On a related note, Pictish, Old Saxon, and Visigothic cultures will also no longer split/change when part of a powerful realm or their head of religion is of their culture.
Now leaving Pagans behind, but staying with cool women, we’ve added a couple of ways to get more female advisors. Firstly, close relatives of a ruler with high stats may ask to be given a job. Secondly, a talented woman may show up in your court and offer her services to you. In either case if you accept they will take up a council position, but you will get an opinion penalty with your vassals - if you have Conclave the size of the penalty is reduced if you have increased your Gender Equality laws. These events do not fire if your gamerules/gender laws/religion/culture allow women to be appointed normally, since in that case you could simply hire them if you want to.
That’s all for this week, next week Doomdark will talk about the future of CK2 beyond .
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It was praised for its catchy hooks, powerful vocals, and the band's ability to blend different musical styles. The album's success helped Atreyu gain a wider audience and solidify their place in the metalcore genre. Listening to "The Curse" on vinyl enhances the overall experience of the album. Vinyl records provide a warmer and richer sound compared to digital formats, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in the music. The process of playing a vinyl record also adds a nostalgic and physical element to the listening experience. In conclusion, Atreyu's "The Curse" is a significant album in the band's discography. Its release in vinyl format not only preserves the authenticity of the music but also enhances the overall listening experience for fans..
Reviews for "Captivating the Senses: Atreys Curxe Vinyl as an Object of Desire"
- Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the "Atreys the curxe vinyl". The quality of the vinyl itself was not great, there were visible scratches on the surface which affected the sound quality. Additionally, the packaging was flimsy and the inner sleeve was torn. Overall, it felt like a cheaply made product, and I regret buying it.
- Mark - 1 star - I have to say, I was quite let down by the "Atreys the curxe vinyl". Firstly, the pressing was terrible, with noticeable pops and crackles throughout the record. It's a shame because the songs themselves are amazing, but the poor quality of the vinyl made it almost unlistenable. Don't waste your money on this one.
- Emily - 2 stars - I was really excited to purchase the "Atreys the curxe vinyl" but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The audio quality was subpar, with a lot of distortion and muffled vocals. I even tried it on different record players, but the issues remained. It's a shame because I love the band, but this vinyl release was a letdown for me.