Hey, since the Goth Kit won the vote...

"fujicakes1;c-18283609" wrote:
@CAPTAIN_NXR7 - My partner and I go to a lot of metal shows! I have been to see Mayhem, Amon Amarth, Sabaton, god I can't even remember a small list of them because I'm really sick right now. Anyway. We go regularly to concerts. It's aggravating me that I can't remember more of the bands. But I really am very sick so it makes sense. Also. My partner used to play the cello, he collaborated with Les Discrets and wrote and played the cello part for some of their music back in the day. You should look them up if you haven't already heard of them. He also was in some bands like Ancient, he is on their wikipedia page under his stage name. Toured across various continents and stuff.

I would love to have a cello in addition to the violin, for sure, and I would love to be able to have metal bands - we already have the dj element, which I absolutely adore.

@fujicakes1 I'm very sorry to hear you're sick - wishing you a speedy recovery! ? Hopefully those band names will come back to you soon!

Fair play to your partner for getting to experience different parts of the globe as a touring musician! No I'm not jealous. Today is the first time I heard of "Les Discrets" but I'm glad I did! I'm exceptionally terrible at French (jibber-jabber French is a different story), but I must say that the band produces some really beautiful sounds that are right up my alley, at least one of my many many dark alleys... :D

I just remembered a post rock band from Dublin called 3Epkano that I used to follow around a bit in the early 2000's (when everybody else was playing Sims) . What they did was they performed original live scores to silent movies including Nosferatu, The Cabinet of Dr.Caligari, Metropolis and other fabulous films from the silent era. Usually these gigs took place in medium sized rooms inside castles or other historical buildings and it was really just three lads and a girl playing drums, guitar, bass, violin, keys and ofcourse, cello. These audio visual live performances made a huge impact on me back then, every single time. Really powerful. It's a pity the band no longer performs.
A song would typically start off quietly before it slowly transformed into this epic, instrumental rock piece.
Sample in spoiler below:




Anyway, what were we talking about again?

YES, OFCOURSE! Grim and Co need their own, dead-icated reaper pack which should also include a new harvestable: SOULS!!?