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#The Global Cohost Feed

also: ##The Cohost Global Feed, #The Cohost Global Feed, ###The Cohost Global Feed, #Global Cohost Feed, #global feed, #Cohost Global Feed

us3r
@us3r

'You figure a youtuber is gonna make a long-form video about this place or nah?


us3r
@us3r

We should do something really confusing for this hypothetical.

Like everyone going to posting about inventing "blowcohost" to go to

Everyone going to a fake website

Everyone posting like there's a big post coming up or that we got funding at the last minute.



Mystical Death - Carnation

I’m not exactly sure why, but I have the suspicion that Mystical Death’s music is AI generated with human vocals tracked on. I hope that’s not the case, because there’s some interesting stuff going on here. The five songs on Carnation blend osdm, symphonic prog, and jazzy, tech death. Honestly, this release isn’t for everyone. Some elements of the album, like the clean vocals and jangly synths, I really couldn’t get into. Overall though, I enjoyed what Mystical Death has done here and I’m keeping my fingers crossed that they’re a real band. If you’re looking for some progressive and eclectic metal, give this a listen.

Plinian - Plinian

Combining sludge and noise rock, Plinian are killing it with their debut EP. The four tracks on Plinian are devastatingly heavy and abrasive. I’m looking forward to hearing a full length album from these guys.

Unspeakable Carnage - Unbearable Weight

Aggressive blackened deathgrind, Unbearable Weight is six pummeling tracks about warfare and conflict in the ancient world. Check it out.



now that cohost is dying can we finally admit that staff were fucking morons and they are entirely to blame for this site shutting down because they would basically plug their ears whenever anyone would give reasonable criticisms of this site and how it operates because they were so utterly convinced they were right and their 'anti-numbers message' was the right path forward even though there is a fuckin reason why platforms like cohost don't exist on the internet anymore (because they are not sustainable - if you're an artist or whatever, why would you join a site that has no way for you to properly see how many views your work gets, or how many people share it, or how many people like it?)

acting edgy and uwu cutesy 'we dont wike how big bussiness is run!' while trying to run a site that has to pay expensive hosting fees is like...how to destroy your website 101 and none of the staff seemed to grasp that concept.