#alexisonfire

[philosophical]

are you pretending that your heart’s in the right place?

[thebohemianloner]

now this is all I have, paper and pen to remember you with

[pulmonaryarchery11]

[freewilldean]

I’m glad you’re here with me. Here at the end of all things.

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King// Sans Soleil - Alexisonfire

[necroarts]

based on alexisonfire's album "old crows/young cardinals", finished on 01/06/24

also on ★ twitter ★ deviantart

[ifourloveisdead]

Various clippings from Kerrang! Magazine, November 11, 2006.

[theboyonthebluemoon]

coldest eyes. you had the coldest eyes and the softest touch

(adelleda — alexisonfire)

[1000-silverfish-in-a-hoodie]

I’ve reached the point where I’m running off of coffee and early 2000’s Canadian alt. rock

[a-milestone]

Music is very important to me. It's always been an escape, something to share, something to process strong feelings, to study to, to workout, to rock out when I played bass. And what's really nice to see is that when I first got into music, I was a heavy metal enthusiast. As I've gotten, my tastes have changed but I still get huge enjoyment from the music I love. So I thought I'd put 10 albums that I'll never stop listening to.

1) Metallica Black Album - first CD I ever bought, Enter Sandman was first song I learnt on bass and Nothing Else Matters is my favourite song of all time.

2) Killswitch Engage - As Daylight Dies. Howard as vocalist was a game changer and this album is really his own. Still Beats Your Name is a quintessential metalcore track.

3) Misery Signals - Of Malice and the Magnum Heart. Raw, energetic, rich with melody and powerful screams. My go to album if I need to focus.

4) Teenage Wrist - Earth is a Black Hole. I got quite into Shoegaze bands and Teenage Wrist are very chill. Yellowbelly regularly features in my yearly Spotify summaries.

5) Alexisonfire - Old Crows/Young Cardinals. This is a great album, really feel their sound matured in this album and great tracks feature. Personally recommend The Northern.

6) The Ills - To Wish Impossible Things. I love instrumental music. The Ills are a Slovak band and this is my favourite album. A Milestone (my Tumblr name) is my favourite trick, alongside Ventriloquists.

7) Gunship - Dark all Day. Synth music! With an excellent cover of Time after Time. Vocals are great, very sci fi and dystopian. It's a great album

8) Emarosa - Peach Club. This album features some great post rock and jazz fused together which creates great melodies. Funky and catchy lyrics, it's a great summer album

9) Frightened Rabbit - The Winter of Mixed Drinks. This band holds a special place in my heart, being a shared album between me and my first love. All albums are good and I had a hard time choosing but this stands out for me.

10) Brand New - The Devil and the God are Raging Inside Me. 2000s post rock/ early hardcore was a great scene and Brand new was incredible. You Won't Know and Jesus Christ are two of my fave tracks of all time

[philosophical]

she screamed at me, “I want to be desired.” easy girl, I know it hurts.

all bandaged up and happy as ever with my new piece 🫶🏻

[thebohemianloner]

My body aches. And it hurts to sing. And no one is moving. And I wish that I weren’t here tonight, but this is my life.

[zombeezz]

we need more cd appreciation tbh coz the art for this album is literally the KEWLEST ever >_<

like im obSESSED w staring at it (also currently one of my fav albums atm :p)

[faekplastictrees]

trying to figure out this app here r some cute digicam pics i took in 2024

[theboyonthebluemoon]

you don’t like my word flow, you just leave the cut marks.

[nocturnerd]

[ toronto. 16.08.2024 ]

the one more time tour was surreal, the scream i scrumpt when alexisonfire came out omg

[phormlessblob]

i only just got that "danisnotonfire" is an "alexisonfire" joke .