#EATEOT

[ethixen]

stage 2 irl!!

[vaporvenger]

My Vaporwave take on the Everywhere At The End of Time art covers. Everywhere at the end of time is a series of six albums that use degrading loops of sampled ballroom music to portray the progression of dementia, its advancement and its totality.

if you've never listened to EATEOT please do as it's one of the most surreal piece of music art I've ever heard.

[rosy-eyedsweetpea]

Listening to The Caretaker's "Everywhere At The End of Time" is a morbid, yet somehow comforting, way to deal with the grief of losing my Great-Grandmother.

Because, at least, I didn't get to see her get worse in the condition. She asked all the time where her dead daughter and son were, and she didn't know my uncle was in prison and that my Grandma was visiting him.

I miss my Great-Grandma a lot, but listening to Everywhere At The End of Time is very comforting: as far as I know, she was in Stage 2-3, so at least, she died instead of getting worse to Dementia, and at least, she went out sleeping, which is more peaceful.

Miss ya, Bizis. Going back to listen to this album.

[inkdeem]

hey guys do we approve of everywhere at the end of time ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️

[hiro-doodlez]

Sometimes, it feels like forgetting would be so much easier.

Please lemme know if theres any more cw/tws i should add!!!

[thatgayoctopus]

One of my favorite things about everywhere at the end of time (in the first few stages, at least) is that the songs loop just long enough for you to learn the melody and start to hum along. Except for the tracks that leave you filled with dread, (I'm looking at you, Hidden Sea Buried Deep) it's great. it's peaceful, it's familiar. You don't know how great you have it until it's gone.

[kani-miso]

a brutal bliss beyond this empty defeat

long decline is over

place in the world fades away

[listonlouis]

a friendly old man from new york who just loves helping people anyway he can, such as friends, family, or anyone else that needs help, and although he can be a little forgetful sometimes, it's nothing serious.

a retired actress who's beginning to realise that something is off when she finds it difficult to recall names of family members, and former acquaintances, now she's afraid that she might forget about her entire career.

a woman who used to love going outdoors, but now she doesn't want to leave the house, when she tries to cook, she'll often burn the food, she's also finding it difficult to find the right words, and will ask the same questions over and over again.

a sad old man who once fought in vietnam, now he has trouble with routine tasks, often feeling lost and confused, as he's beginning to forget recent events, luckily he still has his wife who still love him, and is willing to take care of him, even with his occasional mood swings and lack of responsiveness.

she enjoyed dancing when she was young but those days are behind her, she now spend her days at a hospital with her head in the clouds, and although she's forgotten alot in her life, she still recognises the voice of her husband, and is often visited by him, and he wants to be by her side until the very end.

this man is without description.

[braind3adbeetle]

picture day for my 6 sons🔥

When you speak to me speak with yo chin up like it’s picture day😒/ref

[ryanisaslime]

Ivan seal inspired painting

"Vase"

[bahrlee]

Back when Everywhere at the End of Time was popular I actually went and read Al Bowllys Wikipedia page and tbh his death gave the album a whole new layer of sorrow to it. He was killed during ww2--not because he was fighting in it, but because a mine went off outside his flat. And it wasn't even the bomb that killed him directly, it blew his bedroom door off of its hinges, and it hit him hard enough in the head that it killed him. He was buried in a mass grave with other bombing victims. He recorded his last song 2 weeks beforehand after facing a stint of unpopularity in Britain due to going to america and issues with losing his voice. It makes me incredibly sad whenever I think about it. His music is loved by millions and he was taken away, just like that, and although everyone shouldn't have to be buried in a mass grave not just famous people, there was nothing done to truly commemorate him. I have no idea why, but... it just adds to the experience of Everywhere at the End of Time for me. I can't explain why.

[gigifluidcat]

"Everywhere At The End Of Time" meme but it's a bit more accurate as a Dementia Witness.

(I'm getting back into my EATEOT phase from 5 years ago, but a lot of the memes back then were just "Haha I forgor 💀" so I made something that's a bit more accurate to my observations as someone who's just recently lost their Grandmother to Alzheimer's.

Side Note: I am not a doctor nor an expert on Dementia. I'm just a College Student who's known and seen too much.

[mystikvampyr]

𝓮𝓿𝓮𝓻𝔂𝔀𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓮 𝓪𝓽 𝓽𝓱𝓮 ₑₙd ŏ̸̡̼̺̫̥̻͈̞̍͆̏̓́͜͝ͅf̵̢̻͈̫̬̻͔̘̞͈̆̇̍̈̌͊ͅ t̸̫̫̤͕̳̻̰̣̭́̌̉͝ͅi̶̡̹͈͎̳̞͙͖̾̂̀͑̀͆̑̓̽̉͐͘͘ͅm̵̢͕̫̓̔͑̊̈ë̸͓̮͉͈͇͍̖͎̩̞͈́́́̋̇̾͋̈́̾͆͑͘͘͜͠͝

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[fauxfickle]

Afton's Notes, 1983 - 1987

I've been looking back at a bunch of EATEOT projects from a few years ago and felt inspired by the various stages of mental decay.

A slow, grueling descent into broken, unthinking, almost animalistic behavior. And then only to be poked and provoked by the man who took away everything from you, to be left in the shell of a frumpy, rigid animatronic. Not very rad