#Frankie Lou

[tinylongwing]

Heading through the darkness, I hear whispers in the pines Voices void of meaning, empty echoes in my mind Guess I’ll join the ghouls and have a light beside your grave Digging up the past and dreaming of the good old days

Lord Huron, Digging up the Past

[naturalharmonicas]

lord huron doodles! johnnie and frankie!

[who-do-i-know-this-man]

⚠️Vote for whomever YOU DO NOT KNOW⚠️‼️

[danidoesathing]

happy birthday to the most guy of all time. heres some shitposts

[smelliot-and-smelliet]

starting to feel to me like it’s vide noir season,, and while i do love the album and the song very dearly this time i mean the movie

time to watch my son buck having a miserable time on da big screen another 15 times

[every-eye-evermore]

Ahhh voting inspo doodles, so cute! I'm here for anything Lord Huron at all, whatever strikes your fancy ❤️

My state is vote by mail only and they don't give out stickers, but I have confirmation my ballot was received!

(Is there anybody out there?)

[zanibotzani]

Drew my favourite Lord Huron character, Frankie Lou! She deserved a happier ending, but nonetheless, here’s her thriving and singing (probably silence of the moon)

[yarrowace]

I was going through my records today, and some of the bonus info printed on one of the Long Lost sleeves about the Whispering Pines artists caught my attention - so I felt like typing it up to share here!

DUVAIR YAUGHTON "...And His Orchestra"

Get swept up in the magic again! After the surprise smash hit "Marmalade (Theme From 'Eternity')" captured imaginations worldwide, Duvair returns with another disc of instrumental gold. Full of romantic melodies, "And His Orchestra" finds Duvair composing timeless majesty for the modern listener. A childhood prodigy, Duvair studied viola and clarinet at a conservatory in Belgrade. At 14, his destitute family came to the States. Today, his orchestra features some of the finest players in all the world. Now the sound that filled countless international concert halls can fill your living room.

HANDSOME SCOTT "Just Some Songs I Know"

Matinee idols, cowboy crooners and bad-boy rockers. These were the brightest stars in the showbiz cosmos for Handsome Scott, a kid growing up in the shadow of Tinseltown. Their gravity pulled him to perform in theater and commercials, but when he added a few guitar chords in his repertoire, a rockabilly sensation was born. His debut straddles the line between rock 'n' roll and country, with a few ballads thrown in for good measure, each one shot through with a sense of certain tragedy. Easy on the ears as well as the eyes, the kid is bound for stardom.

FRANKIE LOU "Live at George's Place"

Shrieking at the colonial oppressors. Wailing for her impoverished countrymen. Cackling at a corrupt and fraudulent royal family. Cambodia's first lady of the avant-garde, Frankie Lou executes her fearless vision to perfection on "Live at George's Place." Her bravura ensemble sculpts sonic monoliths cast in the process. Years have lapsed since Frankie turned her back on the spotlight, lost in a cloud of nostalgia, some some say. Before her tragic and untimely end, she left the world with something to remember her by. Her talent was matched only by her torment.

LEIGH GREEN "A Natural Feeling"

The pregnant buds of springtime birth fragrant blooms of summer. Its petals fallen, is the sapling strong enough to keep what winter wants to claim? Leigh Green examines flora, fauna and all manner of mysteries on her earthy second album. She cut her teeth singing standards, before releasing a record of pure pop ("Wildflower") under the name Fleur. Now she returns to her first love of folk music. Whether accompanying herself on acoustic guitar and piano, or with Hauser Godwin, her longtime collaborative in The Villagers, Leigh's voice is among the most distinctive and compelling in music today.

[lostintimeandspace00]

This is my true form. An enlightened entity that also happens to be a space cowboy.

[theotherrobin]

In the silence of the moon

~After a couple of failed attempts, I finally drew Frankie Lou to go with my Roy Casey. Might do Leigh Green or Donny and Midge next~

[c0ttonberries]

Full Body Commission for @danidoesathing!! Tysm :D

[tinylongwing]

Hey once upon a time I meant to do a bunch of sketched studies from Vide Noir and then apparently never did more than just one, whoops.

RIP Frankie. I just love the black goopy hand aesthetic they carried over from Products of the Universe though.

[theeemeraldstar]

I took a little journey to the unknown

And I've come back changed, I can feel it in my bones

I fucked with forces that our eyes can't see

Now the darkness got a hold on me

Oh, the darkness got a hold on me

[d-choppy]

More Raph and Franky ~ (rottmnt oc)

if you don't know, i love Big Boy Raph ~ here more drawings of Raph and my oc Franky with little baby Lou ~ some happy moment ~ I love them so much !

[danidoesathing]

hey so remember when i said frankie's might take a while. yeah. i was wrong

[smelliot-and-smelliet]

anyone know anything about the new void posts? spent forever going through all the links but don't want to reinvent the wheel here,, anything super important that i'm missing?