#Metro Gallery

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Demand 2022-05-28 Metro Gallery Baltimore, MD

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Krallice playing Metro Gallery in Baltimore, MD on August 14, 2024

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Jer, Insignificant Other, Pulses, and Nightlife - Metro Baltimore 5/13/24

[thejoyofviolentmovement]

New Audio: Orions Belte Teams Up with Louien on Bittersweet "When You're Gone I'll Be Gone"

New Audio: Orions Belte Teams Up with Louien on Bittersweet "When You're Gone I'll Be Gone" @belteorions @terrorbirdmedia @jansenrecords

Restlessly prolific Norwegian instrumental tropical funk/pop outfit and JOVM mainstays Orions Belte —Øyind Blomstrøm (guitar), Chris Holm (bass) and Kim Åge Furuhaug (drums) — will be releasing their third full-length album Women on October 6, 2023 through their longtime label home Jansen Records. Much like their previously released work, all the songwriting and production is done by the band…

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Ayy got to see Greg Puciato at the Metro Gallery tonight!

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Gallery Place Metro Station, Washington, DC

photo: David Castenson

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Cyclical end of the world…

In every era there was a belief in the coming end of the world; In the Middle Ages, the year 1500 was often considered the end date. Monumental cathedrals and Gothic churches were built with hope, in Gdańsk (Poland) the largest brick temple in the world was built for almost 150 years to postpone the end of time… Earlier dates of antiquity were often close to or coincident with real temporary apocalypses like plagues decimating entire countries. The Mayans believed that the great flood or other global catastrophe occurs cyclically every now and then. However, after the apocalypse, the new world is reborn and people learn anew and build civilization again. Following this line of thought, cavemen would be the remnants of ancient societies and this would explain where the "cavemen" knowledge about the stars comes from and where very early astronomical structures like the famous Stonehedge come from. Just like in Mayan legends; humanity locally even globally always regenerates but do we have any influence on such an apocalypse? Our belief that we live in exceptionally difficult times is nothing new. Maybe the question should actually be; "What can we do to not learn forever anew but to learn now to live in harmony with ourselves and the world around us? Here and now.

[quiensabecomo]

Museo del metro. Parte 1

Ciudad de México, marzo 2023

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This is the equivalent of an #all post in the work slack but if anyone is attending the GO screening in Ballston (VA, US) let’s be buds!

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“How it feels to listen to music... Any music in general” (Apr 08, 2024)

Fun fact about the piece: there is supposed to be a part 2 of this drawing!!! Its going to be another side of frutiger metro... The one with like vines and flowers and butterflies... But i never gotten around to finishing it 💔 its staying in the wip dungeon for now but i'll revive it sometime in the future!!!

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Art Gallery Hallway Dale Hanson Photography

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New Audio: JOVM Mainstays Orions Belte Share Breezy "Jai Alai"

New Audio: JOVM Mainstays Orions Belte Share Breezy "Jai Alai" @belteorions @terrorbirdmedia @jansenrecords

Norwegian instrumental tropical funk/pop outfit and JOVM mainstays Orions Belte —Øyind Blomstrøm (guitar), Chris Holm (bass) and Kim Åge Furuhaug (drums) — features members who have spent the bulk of their lives and professional careers as touring musicians. Naturally, they’ve been on the road — a lot. When Blomstrøm’s and Holm’s paths crossed for what seemed like the umpteenth time, they bonded…