#Songs You Should Hear

[ncfcatalyst]

Songs You Should Hear: Main Villain Mixtape Edition

This edition of Songs You Should Hear is not for the faint of heart—it’s full of songs that make you feel like the bad guy, the villain in your own story. With heavy beats and menacing lyrics, these tracks will make you feel powerful, dangerous and ready to take on the world. From metal to hip hop to electronic, the genres on this playlist are diverse, but they all share a sense of darkness and…

[divorcedfiddleford]

and you may say to yourself: "my god! what have i done?" and you may tell yourself: "this is not my beautiful wife!" and you may tell yourself: "this is not my beautiful house!" and you may ask yourself: "well, how did i get here?"

time isn't holding up, time isn't after us, time is a pony ride! (images described in alt text)

[slavhew]

And I just have to tell you that I

Love you so much these days,

[rui-drawsbox]

♦Baxter Ward✖WILDCARD♠

song

[wouldntbehim]

mix: firstprince (taylor's version)

[fastianini]

Valentino Rossi & Marc Márquez

[ happy (belated) 9 year anniversary to sepang 2015 aka the one weekend everything went wrong, everything changed and that still haunts motogp to this day <3 ]

history of man by maisie peters

[starbuck]

“No, I don’t want news… There’s no news about this song.”

— John Darnielle while attempting to google the lyrics to “Store” on an audience member’s phone

[anawrites3]

Never gonna give you up

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you!

It was. Two in the fucking morning and Slade. Slade was going to kill someone. Namely, he was going to kill his soulmate, whoever that fucker might be.

And it won’t be a quick death, oh no, Slade will make it long and painful, enough so his soulmate will feel the same pain he was feeling right now.

[roots-symphony]

what's so interesting is that agatha and nicky clearly had their cons well-oiled, and at the end it seems they even started turning their song into a part of it as well, like i don't think that was the first time nicky sang that song for an audience and they used it to lure witches (i do think it's the first time that it /technically/ didn't work), and how after nicky died it continued to gain popularity and be so well-known it became a legend, and along with that agatha being known as the only survivor of the road and people (like billy) seeking her out to walk it or just for knowledge of it. and i think that had been the idea when they first started using it as a con. making it so they no longer had to travel and scavenge, using it as a lure to bring the witches to them in order to keep nicky alive, but only one small misstep and rio got him anyway

and then thinking about how lorna, who had a generational curse placed upon her family that is going to kill both her and her daughter and who desperately wants to see her daughter survive, heard this song and created her own version to use as a protection spell for her daughter and, like agatha did before her, she made her version so well-known and so popular that years and years after death it's still protecting her daughter, until ultimately her daughter was finally able to use it to break the curse and save herself

idk just.. they're like two sides of the same coin, or distorted mirrors of each other

agathas love was so powerful and so strong that death gave nicky time

lornas love was so powerful and so strong that the ballad gave alice time and even freed her

if nicky hadnt been taken that night, could it have eventually freed him as well? rio said agatha used the dark magic of the darkhold to hide herself from rio, so was that the end goal? they'd continue to lure witches to both keep nicky alive and to have agatha become powerful enough to forever keep them hidden?

[lover-of-mine]

I'll keep trying my best not to draw your attention, but I like it when you're looking at me...

[ncfcatalyst]

Songs You Should Hear: Songs from Black Artists

The influence black artists have on every corner of the music industry is far too great to ignore. In honor of Black History Month, this edition of Songs You Should Hear will be focused on a variety of styles and genres from black artists, new and old. Supporting black artists beyond February is just as important as during, so these songs are just a gateway for Catalyst readers to explore…

[vinkandpaint]

did you know. did you know there's a sample used in "the p.atrick star show" episode 3 "lost in couch" that is the same one used in the opening titles for the game "g.regory horror show: soul collector" on the PS2, released only in japan and europe.

it's called "mystic insight" by notable composer dick debenedictis, recorded sometime in the mid '90s for the oft-mined "symphonic adventures production elements toolkit", which also includes "manhattan chase A", a string-heavy piece utilised in many soundtracks, including by stewart copeland for the level "gulp's overlook" in "spyro 2: ript-

[tacosaysroar]

🦇💀🎃Spoooooooky🎃💀🦇

✨🧙🏻‍♀️Halloweeeeeeeeen,🧙🏻‍���️✨

🎃🦇💀❤️Everyone!!❤️💀🦇🎃

[marzipanandminutiae]

(tune of Waltzing Matilda)

draping watteau pleats,

draping watteau pleats,

who'll come a-draping watteau pleats with me?

oh, the scale is so small-

it's a frock for a 15" doll.

who'll come a-draping watteau pleats with me?

[valewritessss]

All my memories of watching Sing for the first time is 2% of the plot and 98% of my nine year old soul ascending to heaven when Jennifer Hudson started singing

[bad-surprise]