#Mr. Gnome

[aeontriad]

mr. Gnome

[moochilatv]

Mr. Gnome presents: Not This Time, Devil

Devil go home !

Pushing the limits of sonic exploration, Cleveland art-rock duo, Mr. Gnome, create a living, breathing realm of psychedelic orchestration on their eagerly anticipated LP, A Sliver of Space, set to be released this Friday, September 27th on El Marko Records.

The singles leading up to release have showed the band's shapeshifting prowess across different moods and genres. From the monstrous-sounding "Fader," to the hypnotic gaze of "Nothing and Everything," to the calming and celestial "Mind's Gone," Nicole Barille and Sam Meister continue to create unique worlds that play a larger role in the universe of A Sliver of Space.

Mixed by Claudius Mittendorfer (Interpol, Tennis, Temples, Panic at the Disco, Parquet Courts, Ra Ra Riot), A Sliver of Space explodes with hypnotic, gritty rock anthems that suddenly give way to long-form, drug-fueled journeys that transport the listener on a surreal trip from start to finish.

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Preorder over at mrgnome.com/store

• 2024 FALL TOUR DATES • 09/27/24 - WATERFRONT HALL - WHEELING, WV 09/28/24 - THE DEEP END - FROSTBURG, MD 10/01/24 - PIE SHOP - WASHINGTON, D.C. 10/02/24 - SLY GROG - ASHEVILLE, NC 10/03/24 - SMITH’S OLDE BAR - ATL, GA 10/04/24 - THE HANDLEBAR - PENSACOLA, FL 10/05/24 - SPOOPY FESTIVAL - ADAMS, TN 10/08/24 - THE PLATYPUS - ST. LOUIS, MO 10/09/24 - PYRAMID SCHEME - GRAND RAPIDS, MI 10/10/24 - GAMMA RAY BAR - MADISON, WI 10/11/24 - ACE OF CUPS - COLUMBUS, OH 10/12/24 - DAYTON 20TH MUSIC FEST - DAYTON, OH 10/14/24 - SISTER ANNE’S - KANSAS CITY, MO 10/15/24 - LOST LAKE - DENVER, CO 10/16/24 - THE DLC - SALT LAKE CITY, UT 10/17/24 - SHRINE SOCIAL CLUB - BOISE, ID 10/18/24 - STAR THEATER - PORTLAND, OR 10/19/24 - SUNSET TAVERN - SEATTLE, WA 10/22/24 - BOTTOM OF THE HILL - SF, CA 10/23/24 - PERMANENT RECORDS - LOS ANGELES, CA 10/24/24 - SANTAN GARDENS - CHANDLER, AZ 10/25/24 - 191 TOOLE - TUCSON, AZ 10/26/24 - LAUNCHPAD (MATINEE) - ABQ, NM 10/28/24 - THREE LINKS - DALLAS, TX 10/29/24 - HOTEL VEGAS - AUSTIN, TX 11/01/24 - BEAT KITCHEN - CHICAGO, IL 11/02/24 - BEACHLAND BALLROOM - CLEVELAND, OH

[dunmeshistash]

Dungeon Meshi - The Flokes

[lilmonix9]

Kiki & Kaka

[the-gnomish-bastard]

Bad DnD character idea:

A green-furred bugbear thief rogue who really, really hates his neighbors because every winter they make a shit ton of noise. So he devises a plan to steal all of their stuff by dressing up as a mythical gift bringing man, but instead he takes. Also has a dog, and he lives on a mountain.

[pixelsinmyveins]

It's Fairy night🧚

I've been updating my fairies a bit! I wanted them to look a bit more bug like, always very inspired by Zanaris fairies in RS 💜

Also Plum and Mr. Fox finally had their first kiss...though girly pop still doesn't know what or who she wants lmao

I'm girly pop

[creepygnomeking]

bone zone

[sleepypuddding]

And when Dr. Coomer said: "I know there's a world in your dreams. And I need to go there." And when Dr Coomer said: "Every time you go to sleep I can feel my body torn apart, atom by atom." And when the Gnome said "What's wrong, Gordon? Woken up with something of a Nightmare, have you? In a few moments, you will wake up good as new! Like this was all just a mere bad dream." And when Gabe said "I had these nightmares every single night. What I saw in those dreams was beyond my understanding, but what was in the grasp of my cognition was the fear." And when every stream starts with them Waking Up and every stream ends with them going to Sleep. can anyone hear me

[creature-of-pizza]

Hey we’re under the midnight sun

And now we can’t keep running

‘Til the morning come

[gnomewithalaptop]

Hmmm.... Young Justice '98 Star Wars AU? Yes? Is this anything?

Look. Just. Hear me out. They all fit in so well. We got:

- experimental Kaminoan Clone-of-a-Jedi-Master Kon-El (who may or may not have an Order 66 Chip stuck in his head)

- Pre Clone Wars Era Padawan Bart Allen, who spontaneously time traveled to the future one day because he fucked around a little too hard with Lothal's Time Cave and then immediately found out (in his defense it was at least 30% Max's fault)

- Rebels-Era Padawan Cassie Sandsmark, who's off doing espionage shit for the Rebellion under the spotty tutelage of the top-secret spy master known only as Troia (she keeps hearing whispers about some kind of new weapons program -- something the higher-ups have been calling "Project Stardust")

- Just-Some-Guy New Mandalorian Tim Drake who stole his dead neighbor's armor and has been wreaking havoc on Imperial shipments ever since (he claims it's more complicated than that, but it really isn't)

Like. They're all off living completely different plots that shouldn't intercept at all, except somehow they keep on running into each other

[astrmastr]

hey have u ever seen a comic before? not one of mine specifically. just, any comic

well heres a little stinkie fact for you

this guys in it

hes in every comic ever made ever just always perfectly off screen.

he was always there. always by your side

now u know

[moochilatv]

Mr. Gnome presents: Mind's Gone

A song to contemplate life

Pushing the limits of sonic exploration, Cleveland art-rock duo, Mr. Gnome, create a living, breathing, shapeshifting realm of psychedelic orchestration on their eagerly anticipated LP, A Sliver of Space, set to be released September 27th on El Marko Records.

On the single, the band share, "Mind’s Gone is a song that was written at the height of one of the darkest moments in our lives. I was really struggling from the loss of two very special people in our lives, and it was all really fucking with my head and leaving me feeling like I had lost a part of myself that I wasn’t sure I could ever get back. During this time, I was doing a lot of solo writing sessions, and this song popped into my head out of nowhere - the full song, full melodies, lyrics and music. It was as if something else was writing this song through me, like my antenna was tuned into the right frequency at the right moment."

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Pre-order the vinyl and cd, and find it on Bandcamp.

Additionally, the band is also announcing a full North American fall tour in support of the new album:

Mr. Gnome - Fall 2024 Tour Dates

08/24 • Lexington, KY • Expansion Music Fest • The Burl 09/27 • Wheeling, WV • Waterfront Hall 09/28 • Frostburg, MD • The Deep End 10/01 • Washington, D.C. • Pie Shop 10/04 • Pensacola, FL • The Handlebar 10/05 • Adams, TN • Spoopy Festival 10/08 • St. Louis, MO • The Platypus 10/09 • Grand Rapids, MI • Pyramid Scheme 10/10 • Madison, WI • Gamma Ray Bar 10/11 • Columbus, OH • Ace of Cups 10/12 • Dayton, OH • Dayton 20th Music Fest - Blind Bob’s 10/14 • Kansas City, MO • Sister Anne’s Records and Coffee 10/15 • Denver, CO • Lost Lake 10/16 • Salt Lake City, UT • The DLC 10/17 • Boise, ID • Shrine Social Club (Basement) 10/18 • Portland, OR • Star Theater 10/19 • Seattle, WA • Sunset Tavern 10/22 • San Francisco, CA • Bottom of the Hill 10/23 • Los Angeles, CA • Permanent Records Roadhouse 10/25 • Tucson, AZ • 191 Toole 10/26 • Albuquerque, NM • Juno Brewery 11/01 • Chicago, IL • Beat Kitchen 11/02 • Cleveland, OH • Beachland Ballroom

[dunmeshistash]

Dungeon Meshi Daydream Hour - Race Swap

[whereismyhat5678]

Peppino is bald

Mr. Stick is bald

Burton is bald

YET GUSTAVO HAS THE PRIVILEGE TO HAVE HAIR???

Oh no. Oh no this won’t due. We gotta fix that-

(I would not go to sleep until I done this, therefore I present this-)

Also bonus: (They got to him-)

I normally never draw Gustavo this angry, but this time was an exception because HE WAS PISSED. It’s hilarious to think about but wow they really made him mad, he wouldn’t talk to Peppino FOR WEEKS

[new-austin]

Good book?

[feministsouthpark]

Mrs. Tweak - Character analysis (Part 1)

I'm starting a new series, analyzing some of my favorite South Park characters, starting with the one and only... Oh no... She's only known by her husband's surname! Well, for the purposes of my text, I'll call her on the widely accepted fanon name, Helen. And it's not like South Park has shied away from using fanon names in their official material. Let's start with S2E17 Gnomes, in which she appears for the first time, along with her son and husband.

"Some things are more important than money. The people of South Park count on you to give them that first cup of coffee every day."

Her very first line serves as introduction to her values and beliefs. She is a devoted housewife, who believes in her husband. Clearly, she is a woman with a strong moral code first and foremost, and is a devoted housewife second.

Helen: Oh, hello, son. How was your day? Tweek: UUuuUunh! Helen: That's good. Who are your little friends? Tweek: What do you mean?! Kyle: We're his oral report buddies. Stan: Yeah, we have to stay up all night to write it. Helen: Well, have some coffee boys. I'll brew up another pot for later.

In her next interaction we learn about her as a mother, and she is shown caring for her son and being patient with him. But we're also met with a flaw in her parenting (of course, what else could you expect from South Park) which is that she nonchalantly offers coffee to children.

Kyle: Coffee? I don't think I like coffee. Helen: Oh, you'll like this coffee. It's fresh. And she coerces them to take it, although it's clearly out of good willed ignorance, rather than malicious intent.

Stan: 'Kay. Maybe it'll help us figure out what to do our report on. We have to present it to the entire South Park town committee tomorrow. Richard: Oh. I've got one for you. How about doing a report on how large corporations take over little family-owned businesses? Helen: Richard! Richard: No, I'm- serious, hon. These boys should learn how the corporate machine is ruining America. You see, I own a coffee shop and now a great, big, multi-million dollar company is going to move in and try to take all my business, which means I may have to shut down and sell my son Tweek into slavery. As you see, she is opposing to Richard using the children for commercial, however she is indifferent towards the way he threatens Tweek, probably because it's too common in their household. She chalks it up as Richard's weird sense of humor. She is however more strict with her son than her husband, as we see in the exchange that follows.

Kyle: We're already doing a paper on Tweek's underpants gnomes. Helen: Now, Tweek, how many times do we have to tell you? Your underpants are missing because you lose them, not because of underpants gnomes. Which line solidifies her as a grounded-in-reality type of individual. While Richard threatening Tweek wasn't that big of a deal for her, since it was a joke anyway (not that Tweek would know that, however Helen's parenting skills are lacking in the child's healthy psychological development department), but she stands up for something that she sees a problem with, because as soon as Richard says the boys should do their project in corporate takeovers again, she opposes, just like she did for the first time the idea was conceived, but this time she further explains her worries, instead of just interrupting.

"Honestly, Richard. I don't see why you have to preach to some eight-year olds."

While she is dismissive of her husband's idea of using the children, she still demonstrates great care for his side of the problem. "My goodness. That's going to be a huge coffee house, honey." Then what follows is 8 year old Kyle questioning her parenting methods. Probably based on the fact that Sheila is overprotective, and Helen is quite the opposite.

Kyle: Do you ever think maybe you shouldn't give your son coffee? Helen: Like, how do you mean? Kyle: Like look at him. He's always shaking and nervous. Tweek: Agghh! Helen: [holding a bag of Tweekers BLEND] Oh, that. He has ADD, attention deficit disorder. That's why he's so jittery all the time. The writing seems to imply that Helen is in fact wrong, and her letting Tweek drink coffee is the problem (well Richard gives it to him mostly, but she fully enables it), however Tweek does show genuine signs of ADD in the later seasons, so in retrospective canon, she might as well be right, at least partly.

Back to the episode's political topic, she has yet another exchange with Richard about her concerns: Richard: What do you think, hon? [she crosses her arms and moves away him. He follows] Hon? What's the matter? Helen: I have a big problem with this. Richard: What do you mean? Helen: We are just using those boys for our benefit. They have no idea what they're saying. Richard: But, kids are great to get people on our side. Helen: You don't just throw a child in a political commercial to sell your beliefs. I won't be a part of this anymore. [walks out the door] Richard: Honey, all's fair in love and war. And coffee. Hon? Hu-hon? As you can see, while Richard asks for her opinion, it's not out of respect. He just wants her to tell him he's doing great, he expected her to compliment and reassure him, even though she clearly stated time and time again that she disagrees on the matter. Richard ignored her thoughts and expected her to go along with everything he does, only after she leaves him, does he realize he is taking her for granted. And the episode makes it clear that the writers of the episode believe her to be right. In the end, she gives the "I've learned something today" speech. Yes, the parent who is wrong in one thing (giving her son coffee) and gets criticized by the ever so judgemental moral compass of the boys, Kyle, also gets to give a Kyle-speech of her own, which positions her to be in the right on that specific debate. South Park has low-key been creating multidimensional female anti-villains back in season 2? Well, yes, but that is party because this character wasn't conceived by Trey and Matt only. This episode is co-written by Pam Brady - a producer and creative consultant of the show - in her only full-on writing credit for the series. And I can't help but feel like her sense of womanhood helped shape Helen to be the well-rounded character she is. "These boys are absolutely right. We've been using these poor kids to pull at your heartstrings for our cause, and it's wrong. We're as low and despicable as Rob Reiner. You keep protesting and complaining, but did any of you ever even bother to taste Harbucks coffee? Harbucks coffee got to where it is by being the best. Don't you think you should at least try it?" There you have it. She is pro-corporation, and wether you agree with her or not, so are the writers (in 1998). And you better believe Trey and Matt see her as the hero of the story by the moment she is insulting Rob Reiner! She even earns a turn in her marriage, Richard listens to her at once, and tries Harbucks, and realizes he likes it. He then gets a new job running the local Harbucks, gaining more money than before. So he did not only became a better husband for her sake, but also a better breadwinner - thanks to her efforts to talk some sense into him.