126 mixes with songs by “Pain+Of+Salvation”

There are times that vocals, guitars and bass step back and drums take the leading act. Creativity, mathematics, complex patterns and enormous quantity of skill. Or just a catchy rythm that makes your feet move unconsciously.

One way or another, drums are each song's heartbeat, they transport music into your blood and sometimes they explode and feel like orgasms...

Here are are some songs that make me wish I was a drummer.

To whatever you're feeling right now - music is the remedy.

Hayat her zaman adil değil… Kimi zaman acımasız yüzünü gösteriyor bizlere… Ne zaman gülen birini görseniz, belki de onun o güler yüzünün altında ağlayan bir palyaço old… Ahaha manyak mısınız oğlum, hâlâ okuyorsunuz. Hüzünlü şarkılar işte, takılın.

Some of my favorite progressive music (old and new!) including Pink Floyd, Rush,The Mars Volta etc.

Dramatic Songs (fast and slow) with Pain of Salvation, Arcade Fire, Deftones etc.

25 epic metal ballads that will blow your fucking mind!
Amazing guitar riffs, powerful voices, soulful playing, meaningful lyrics, brilliant melodies...in short: thrills galore!

I tried to keep this mixtape as short as possible, so I may have left some grandiose stuff out..nevertheless, the tracks included herein are just enough to induce you to multiple eargasms.

Artwork by Jean Sole

20 tracks with varying degrees of heaviness. Has some obscure stuff.

If you like long, intricated songs, this mix is for you. (Too bad there's a 50MB limit). 15 tracks featuring Dream Theater, Symphony X, Opeth and more.

Eclectic Mix for April 2012. Pain of Salvation, Florence + the Machine, Maria Rita, and more...

Something to take the edge off at the end of the day, or something to listen to after that metal playlist. Slow songs from rock/metal bands.

Progressive rock cults which boost us without caffeine, make us sing along at the office and awaken the inner Neil Peart in us.

In this first volume a selection of progressive metal artists, you will have, and might not have heard. A mix of orthodox and unorthodox, extreme and melodic, and altogether an effective list of sonic delights.