#Meet Me in the Bathroom

[lupecifista]

who let him drink that much last night smh..

[dykelectric]

Sam Fogarino, Meet Me in the Bathroom (2022)

[byrdkueer]

The Strokes, Meet Me In the Bathroom

[sophaeros]

sagganuts, featured in meet me in the bathroom (x)

[melancholystargirl]

[sofiiak-music]

photos by my friends lola and evie and emma

from our tour in april

we are a riot grrrl/ art punk band from seattle

[pagan-stitches]

This was fun

[yardofblondegirlsblog]

Karen is so real for this

[musicdocs]

Meet Me in the Bathroom (2022)

[wreckedandjealous]

you’re my religion

[aeolianblues]

Kings of Leon: 2003 and 2008

Here are some of the Kings of Leon albums we were sent promotionally at my campus radio station.

July 2003, a promotional CD of Youth And Young Manhood, with the band's silhouette in a shiny embossing, which on digital versions is just replaced with a grey negative space.

In October 2008, we were sent Only By The Night, the album that truly broke Kings of Leon out of the realm of campus, indie and underground radio, and put the band on the commercial and national airwaves.

Up until this album, the band had been the dark horses of the indie scene: too alternative for commercial and rock radio, but too uncool for an indie scene synonymous with NYC nightclubs, haircuts on the front page of the NME and alternative city boy fashion. In a world of Karen O's style, Julian Casablancas' melancholy, Alex Kapranos' sharp dressing sense, Russell Lissak's hair and Pete Doherty's volatility, the Nashville band seemed a little out of place.

Then came the singles, Sex On Fire and Use Somebody, and suddenly the brothers (and friend) were in heavy rotation on commercial indie radio. Or so I'm told by my cohost, who has been a radio DJ through all those crucial early Kings of Leon years. Me, I was in primary school and didn't care for indie music, that's why I'm on campus radio right now.

Anyway, figured I'd post these since Can We Please Have Fun just came out. This one's for the Kings of Leon fans!

[lupecifista]

2001 julian my beloved

[tunasaladonwhite]

[byrdkueer]

The Strokes, Meet Me In The Bathroom

[sophaeros]

ALBERT HAMMOND JR.: After I moved in with Catherine and he moved in with Juliet, we just didn't hang out the same way anymore. I missed his energy. I got sad; I felt a distance between us. That was a big part for me in this band—just hanging out with him, just being friends with him. We lived together for seven years. I've never lived with a girl that long. JULIAN CASABLANCAS: Does that mean anything to me? I mean, of course. The way I remember it, we were roommates and we moved places and I wanted to stay roommates and I feel like maybe he was not so into it anymore. Albert, you don't know what you've got til it's gone, baby!

— Albert and Julian on Julian's marriage to Juliet, from Meet Me In The Bathroom by Lizzy Goodman, interviewed around 2011 (x)

[postpunkblunt]

letterboxd reviews for ‘meet me in the bathroom’