cadenced: 1951: Until 1948 only one foreigner had won here, the Swiss Heiri Suter in 1923. But then, three years in a row, a fearsome Italian tamed the elements, the cobblestones, and even Briek Schotte, “the Last of the Flandrians.” With this third victory, Fiorenzo Magni is hailed as “the Lion of Flanders.” Photograph and caption accompanying an excerpt from The Spring Classics: Cycling’s Greatest One-Day Races that appears in VeloNews.
View Separately

cadenced:

1951: Until 1948 only one foreigner had won here, the Swiss Heiri Suter in 1923. But then, three years in a row, a fearsome Italian tamed the elements, the cobblestones, and even Briek Schotte, “the Last of the Flandrians.” With this third victory, Fiorenzo Magni is hailed as “the Lion of Flanders.”

Photograph and caption accompanying an excerpt from The Spring Classics: Cycling’s Greatest One-Day Races that appears in VeloNews.

Hiatus:  Way of Doom EP: 1991: Profane Existence

1.entombed universe 0:01
2.devastation of life 3:02
3.no religion pt.2 5:00
4.way of doom 5:42
5.inertia 7:52
6.freedom conquest 10:00

Still trying to work out why Doom get so much more traction than Hiatus. “Way of Doom” is still my favourite 90’s crust track.