#Dawes

[butchcaseyjones]

i love the ninth house fanart where dawes looks beautiful and put together but cmon. look me in the eyes. she's got debilitating anxiety, can't talk to people, and has been writing the same dissertation for six years. this is how i pictured her for the entire book (affectionate)

[postcard-from-the-past]

"Hermes and Lisa", photographed by Chris Dawes

French vintage postcard

[lullabycures]

pamela dawes is very aroace to me

[follows-the-bees]

🎶'Cause it's a little bit of everything

The way you joke, the way you ache

It is getting up before you

So I can watch you as you wake

So in the day in late September

It's not some stupid little ring

I'm giving a little bit of everything.🎶

In my gentlebeard wedding hours.

"A Little Bit of Everything" by Dawes

[phy-be]

(some of) the many sides of Pamela Dawes

[wingedshadowfan]

does anyone else remember [hell bent, ninth house sequel spoilers] when alex, tripp, turner and dawes make the first descent, and this particular description in turner's flashback comes up:

From the time he was a kid, Turner had an ear for trouble coming. He could spot an undercover without even trying, always knew when a black-and-white was about to round a corner. His friends thought it was spooky, but his father told him it just meant he was a natural detective. Turner liked that thought. He wasn’t particularly good at sports or art or school, but he did have a sense for people and what they might do. He knew when someone was sick, like he could smell it on them. He knew when someone was lying even if he wasn’t sure how he knew. He’d just get that prickle at the back of his skull that told him to pay attention. He learned to listen to that feeling, and that if he kept smiling, kept the dark part of his heart hidden, people really liked talking to him. He could get his mom or his brother or his friends or even his teachers to tell him a little more than they’d set out to tell.

because i remember thinking there's no way this whole description is a random choice or a coincidence (considering the rest of the foreshadowing and chekov's guns in these books) and that turner's just got a very good "gut feeling", like i immediately thought this has to be magic in some way, just like in alex's case when it comes to seeing the grays/being a wheelwalker

i think turner doesn't know it's magic, but lethe does (which, when you think about it, must be precisely why he's centurion - despite him being very vocal about not wanting anything to do with lethe or the rest of the societies). my theory is he was essentially "recruited" just like alex, whom we know lethe was keeping tabs on because of her abilities, and darlington, whom we don't but sandow got him in the loop as soon as lethe found out he attempted to brew hiram's bullet to see the grays

what do y'all think, am i reaching or reading too much into it? does he just have good intuition cuz i think that can't simply be all there is to it

[kindalikerackham]

when you're like the only Dawes fan alive and no one's recorded the opening sequence of the Grammys 🧍

[thekylemeredith]

For tonight's show, it's my interview with the Golden God, frontman of #ledzeppelin, Mr. #RobertPlant!

We'll also hear from Oliver Wood and open the vault for one of my early chats with Dawes.

And tons of great music.

It all starts at 6p ET on 91.9 WFPK

[1000-year-old-virgin]

Winnetka Bowling League ft. Medium Build & Dawes - This Is Life

[a-library-ghost]

doodling my beloved scholar Pammie Dawes

[rideinternal]

[chaoticdesertdweller]

Stephen Stills jamming backstage with Dawes before the Fireaid benefit concert.

[nonesuchrecords]

"I grew up a Randy Newman addict—it’s some of the most formative music of my life," Dawes drummer Griffin Goldsmith tells the Los Angeles Times. Goldsmith, who lost his home in the Eaton fire, and his brother/bandmate Taylor, who lost his home studio and 20 years of musical gear, led a one-time supergroup in opening Sunday's GRAMMY Awards ceremony—which raised funds for LA wildfire relief efforts—performing Newman's "I Love L.A." The Goldsmiths and Newman tell the Times how it came to be.

Dawes has released a single of "I Love L.A." with proceeds going to MusiCares in support of those affected by the L.A. fires. You can hear it here.

[krispyweiss]

Stills, Nash & Dawes Play “Teach Your Children” at FireAid

- “We’ll cherish this forever,” Dawes says

It was a little rough, but Dawes will never forget “stepping into shoes impossible to fill” at the FireAid concert in Los Angeles.

The Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith-fronted band backed Stephen Stills and Graham Nash as the pair performed “Teach Your Children” during the Jan. 30 benefit show. The late David Crosby was obviously unavailable and Neil Young didn’t show for Stills and Nash’s first collaboration in a decade, though he recently played with Stills.

A little under-rehearsed and suffering from Dawes’ failed attempt to add high harmony with shrill falsetto, “Children” was nevertheless a heartwarming moment for musical and human reasons as Nash implored the audience to: “Take care of yourselves. Take care of one another.”

Dawes were simply gobsmacked, writing on social media: “15-year-old Taylor and Griff would have never believed this was possible. … We’ll cherish this forever.”

2/3/25

[wingedshadowfan]

[ninth house/hell bent spoilers]

i don't believe we'll actually get it in the following book but i really want darlington's reaction to hearing about all the events that took place during his absence (since disappearing in the hellbeast's mouth in that basement and even a bit after being cast into the protection circle in the ballroom at black elm, since he only had knowledge of some events through the demon), like we know he met sandow in hell but there's so much sandow doesn't know about either

like guys... darlington doesn't know alex used a compulsion coin on the coroner to see tara hutchins' body, used that manuscript mirror multiple times, survived a gluma attack, tricked that kind morgue lady into letting her in, did the incantation to see tara's scars, stole that stupid wolf's head statue thing to bribe samole to let her in for the ritual with dawes (then threatened the fuck of of her when that didn't work), that she made dawes drown her to get to the borderlands, that she let not only the bridegroom inside, bonded him, used his power, fought tara's boyfriend when he could teleport, used tempest to get inside a prison with turner, found darlington's notes, did "work" for eitan, fought linus reiter

(i can't even remember all of these to sum them up or order them chronologically, help)

i'm just. so incredibly curious what his reaction would be to learning all of this, since he didn't know her all that long and he was just beginning to figure out what she was and what she could do (both that she was a killer/"survivor" and that she was a wheelwalker), he didn't get the chance to see her use her "street smarts" and essentially be the rattler she's always been - he was disappointed the first time she saw her afraid because he knew she had so much nerve