Tribute to Bob Marley – the reggae genious. Just sit down and relax… :

Hardtek, a new music genre… A combination of techno, house, electronica and pure beat, enjoy!:

Narkotek a nice wing of Hardtek:

(noun, transitive verb) [KOUN-tah-nahns]

1. appearance, mood, or character, especially as conveyed by facial expression: “We could use his cheerful countenance right about now.”

2. the human face or its features; visage: “Lucy expected her countenance to glow with radiant beauty after her facial, but her blotchy and far from luminescent skin made her question the seventy dollar investment.”

3. an expression or demeanor suggesting approval or encouragement

transitive verb

4. to tolerate, encourage, or give approval to; to condone

Outré

(adjective) [oo-TRAY]

1. beyond the bounds or limits of what is usual or considered proper; bizarre; grossly unconventional: “With the exception of the more outré tendencies of the red light district, I found Amsterdam to be a very peaceful, almost quaint city of old buildings, gentle canals, and welcoming locals.”

Pestiferous

(adjective) [pes-TIF-uh-ruhs]

1. Bearing or bringing disease.
2. Infected with or contaminated by a pestilential disease.
3. Morally evil or dangerous to society; pernicious.
4. Bothersome; troublesome; annoying.

Detritus

(noun) [di-TRY-tahs]

1. loose fragments or other small particles that are worn or broken away from rock, as by attrition

2. (a) a material product of disintegration: “Erin was struck by how empty and decrepit Alcatraz appeared, full of bare cement and steel, with structural detritus collecting slowly on the floors.”

(b) collected fragments from the body to which they belonged; debris: “I still can’t seem to throw away my boxes of notes and papers from high school, though I haven’t had an inkling of a desire to browse through the detritus of my youth in all of these years.”

Continence

(noun) [KON-tah-nahns]

1. self-restraint: “My continence in the face of temptation was developed in the course of ten years as a bank teller.”

2. voluntary control over urinary and fecal discharge

3. the exercise of self-constraint in sexual matters

Bellwether
(noun) [BEL-weth-uhr]
A leader of a movement or activity; also, a leading indicator of future trends.

Omphalos

(noun) [AHM-fuh-lahss] 

a central point : hub, focal point

Blimey

(interjection) [BLY-mee]

An expression of surprise, dismay, etc.