#andrew broder

[awhirr]

Andrew Broder - These Seas feat. serpentwithfeet & Kazu Makino

[deaddogstw-o]

jesus christ!

this was a quick one but i’ve always wanted to put this album cover that’s inside another album cover on a shirt

also it’s not finished just yet 🤭

[girlmostlikely]

- Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica

- The Stranger by Albert Camus

- Dead Inside by Chandler Morrison

- The End of Alice by A.M. Homes

- Amygdalatropolis by B.R. Yeager

- A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers

- Hysteria by Jessica Gross

- Bunny by Mona Awad

- Cockroach by Rawi Hage

- A Girl is a Half-formed Thing by Eimear McBride

- Binary Star by Sarah Gerard

- Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk

- Girlhood by Melissa Febos

- The Chronology of Water by Lidia Yuknavitch

- Very Important People by Ashley Mears

- Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata

- Severance by Ling Ma

- A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara

- The New Me by Halle Butler

- The Well by Elizabeth Jolley

- Milk Fed by Melissa Broder

- Boy Parts by Eliza Clark

- Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak

- The Girls by Emma Cline

- Rape Girl by Alina Klein

- The Sluts by Dennis Cooper

- Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca

- Comfort Me with Apples by Catherynne M. Valente

- Gone to See the River Man by Kristopher Triana

- Come Closer by Sara Gran

- Milk Teeth by Jessica Andrews

- Black Swans by Eve Babitz

- Negative Space by B.R. Yeager

- PenPal by Dathan Auerbach

- The Secret History by Donna Tartt

- Sick Fux by Tillie Coke

- I Can Be a Better You by Tarryn Fisher

- Any Man by Amber Tamblyn

- Being Lolita: A Memoir by Alisson Wood

- Woom by Duncan Raiston

- Brother by Ania Ahlborn

- The Slob by Aron Beauregard

- Cows by Matthew Stroke

- Tampa by Alissa Nutting

- The Consumer by Michael Girls

- Talia by Daniel J. Volpe

- Hogg by Samuel R. Delany

- The Troop by Nick Cutter

- My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell

- Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk

- The Final Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix

- Earthlings by Sayaka Murata

- The Idiot by Elif Batuman

[twinnedpeaks]

hey salem 🖤🖤 i was wondering, and sorry if you've answered this before, but what are your must-read books? like ones you just have to recommend because they're so good? i really need to get back into reading...

this is SUCH. a good question and i WILL go into heavy detail!!!!

my obvious recs are the secret history and the goldfinch by donna tartt and the picture of dorian gray by oscar wilde - timeless perfections. now for more:

the idiot by fyodor dostoyevsky - a TRUE classic, that people somehow forget about very often. will change your world view.

maurice by e. m. forster - another classic. made me believe in love. one of the first openly gay books written in 1929, and to this day, one of the few with a happy ending.

the master and margarita by mikhail bulgakov - ok last classic but SUCH a fun, wild ride. come for the fun, stay for the genuine masterpiece.

the millennium trilogy by stieg larsson (the girl with the dragon tattoo) - some of the best books i’ve ever read, and my first time seeing another autistic character. y’all know i got all love for these books, and the swedish adaptation is brilliant too.

invisible monsters by chuck palahniuk - ok way to stick to my brand but it might be my favourite book ever. such a humane story, but also genuinely tragic. funny and relatably dark.

the vegetarian by han kang - feminism! pondering! morality! ethics! an amazing exploration of mental illness, food, and family.

nightbitch by rachel yoder - i won’t recommend this to everyone i meet but if i rec it to you, i like you and think you’re weird!! a tale of a first time mother turning into a dog. incredibly moving.

beartown and a man called ove by fredrik backman - he continuously breaks my heart and i love it. the atmosphere and descriptions in his books are so unique and chilly. some of the most well written characters i’ve ever met.

paul takes the form of a mortal girl by andrea lawlor - if you’ve ever experimented with or just been interested in gender identity as a whole, you MUST read this book about paul, who can change and bend gender at will.

almond by won pyong sohn - deeply sad, yet hopeful novel about a boy who doesn’t feel emotions or empathy like most people. a whole new perspective on relationships.

now for some honorable mentions i often suggest: a certain hunger by chelsea g summers, the argonauts by maggie nelson, boy parts by eliza clarke, hell followed with us by andrew joseph white, out by natsuo kirino, milk fed by melissa broder, these violent delights by micah nemerever, on earth we’re briefly gorgeous by ocean vuong.

[burlveneer-music]

Joe Rainey - once the reaper / d​.​m​.​ii

Joe Rainey follows up his critically acclaimed debut album ‘Niineta’ with the single "once the reaper". Entering new sonic territory, Rainey unleashes a vocal barrage over storming percussion, spectral vocal samples and unrelenting kick drum patterns provided by producer Andrew Broder. "once the reaper" is a song of defiance, about confronting grief head-on, about fiercely guarding the memory of relatives taken too soon. Joe is kicking down the doors, closed for too long to Native artists in America and demanding new space be made for Pow Wow singing- in the same conversation as any other modern music. He insists that his culture not be thoughtlessly shoved in the ‘World Music’ bin, not be relegated to the past, to be admired behind glass or in halls of academia-but blaring out of car windows, in the earbuds of a kid on the basketball court, and in dimly lit concert venues, rattling the subs. Joe is not telling ancient stories - he is telling modern stories that often go unheard. It’s impossible not to hear this.

[chorusfm]

Nona Invie

Recently I was able to connect with Minneapolis-based singer/composer, Nona Invie, to discuss her latest single and video for “Forget My Name.” I also asked about her forthcoming LP called Self-Soothing that releases on February 28th via Boiled Records, and what went into the visuals behind the latest music video. Nona Invie will also be touring the U.S. in support of her new record this Spring. Can you describe your songwriting process for “Forget My Name”? Did you collaborate with anyone? I wrote the original version for this song some years ago and I love the evolution it has gone through for this record. Andrew Broder wrote these really glorious string parts throughout and some harpsichord details that I just love. I also really love the interplay of Cole Pulice’s sax with the vocal harmonies. How would you describe the visual style of the video, and what themes does it explore? As a visual companion to the song it holds the contrasting feelings of wide, open spaciousness and the sort of enveloping warmth the tall grasses offer.  A place that is kind of alien and isolating, but also safe and comfortable. Are there any songs on the album that hold special significance to you, and why? ”Interlude” is deeply personal. An ode to someone who died way too young and the lasting impact our experiences together have on my life today. --- Please consider becoming a member so we can keep bringing you stories like this one. ◎ https://chorus.fm/features/interviews/nona-invie/

[ggblasts]

Spotted: The next round of arrivals for my movie night! Roxanne showing off yet another new look with her daring blue hair. Is she still feeling blue from Dan or is she just trying to show us that she looks good no matter what? Meanwhile Ella dressed in all brown, which wouldn't look good on anyone, but come on, this is Ella we're talking about, of course she looks good. Then there's Cleo Anderson and she looks amazing! Looks like Manhattan is a better place for her than the OBX, but then again, Manhattan is better for everyone. Next up is Colin Bridgerton Shaw and he looks like he'd rather be anywhere but here and with the drama that is surrounding that boy, we don't blame him! Then there's Mama Evelyn Simms, rocking a denim and white look and we love it. Then there's my favorite person to take down; Waverly Broder, looking a little high, though from her recent text, it's not a shock. Then there's Charlotte Scott, rocking a gorgeous white look. Even though we're not fans of white after Labor Day, we got to say, she pulls it off! Then there's Andrew Peak, the OG bad boy who makes Chuck Bass and Caine Evans look like they played school games when it comes to the dating game. He's got a simple look and that's good, sometimes simple is better. Quinn Porter came in looking like a mermaid that's on dry land for the first time with her sparkly two piece set. Last but not least is Aki Menzies, showing us all his new dark haired look and looking like not a trust fund baby and we gotta say, we love it!

Keep the looks and the drama coming!

XOXO, Gossip Girl

@roxannelong @ellaxhampton @cleoanderson @xoxocolins @xoxoevelyns @xoxowaverlyb @charlottexscott @andrewxpeak @quinnxporterx @akixmenzies

[chrisryanspeaks]

HEAR: Celestial Alt Pop | Nat Harvie - “Shugarboy”

FEELS: warm silk on the skin TASTES: sweet and spicy Nat Harvie (they/them) is an artist to watch. Their elegant lyrics combined with stunning and emotive vocals makes captivating performance. Harvie delves into innovative self-expression in their latest track “Shugarboy,” exploring themes of love and self-awareness. Harvie reflects on the song’s celestial pop nature: “I can’t have the love I think I need. I can hurt people. I can forget myself.” This single is a product of collaboration with renowned Minneapolis producer Andrew Broder and features vocal contributions from Lillie West of indie band Lala Lala and experimental artist Brent Penny. “Shugarboy” emerges as a captivating blend of art pop with hints of Queer Americana. Harvie’s songwriting combines elegance with a touch of irony, shining amidst a fusion of synth and tropical melodies. Harvie’s vocals in “Shugarboy” express a spectrum of emotions, from confidence to longing, within its two-minute-six-second duration. The track is a rich tapestry of electronic vitality, rhythmic variations, reverberating guitars, and swelling strings, embodying Harvie’s distinctive, yet inclusive musical style. The song’s narrative power is amplified through the communal spirit of its harmonious call-and-response choruses, evoking the style of Broder’s work with Fog and Joe Rainey’s Niineta. The collaboration, despite West and Harvie never having met, highlights the transformative power of trust in others. Read the full article

[audiofuzz]

HEAR: Celestial Alt Pop | Nat Harvie - “Shugarboy”

FEELS: warm silk on the skin TASTES: sweet and spicy Nat Harvie (they/them) is an artist to watch. Their elegant lyrics combined with stunning and emotive vocals makes captivating performance. Harvie delves into innovative self-expression in their latest track “Shugarboy,” exploring themes of love and self-awareness. Harvie reflects on the song’s celestial pop nature: “I can’t have the love I think I need. I can hurt people. I can forget myself.” This single is a product of collaboration with renowned Minneapolis producer Andrew Broder and features vocal contributions from Lillie West of indie band Lala Lala and experimental artist Brent Penny. “Shugarboy” emerges as a captivating blend of art pop with hints of Queer Americana. Harvie’s songwriting combines elegance with a touch of irony, shining amidst a fusion of synth and tropical melodies. Harvie’s vocals in “Shugarboy” express a spectrum of emotions, from confidence to longing, within its two-minute-six-second duration. The track is a rich tapestry of electronic vitality, rhythmic variations, reverberating guitars, and swelling strings, embodying Harvie’s distinctive, yet inclusive musical style. The song’s narrative power is amplified through the communal spirit of its harmonious call-and-response choruses, evoking the style of Broder’s work with Fog and Joe Rainey’s Niineta. The collaboration, despite West and Harvie never having met, highlights the transformative power of trust in others. Read the full article

[sabrinaxrw]

︶꒦꒷♡꒷꒦︶ Sabrina Rose Williams Connections

Platonic Connections:

♔ acquaintance

♔ friend(s) - oliver lewis, audrey hope, obie bergmann, amber west, ella hampton

♔ best friends - waverly broder, stella wallace

♔ partner in crime - sade la rue

♔ friend of a friend

♔ childhood best friend - stella wallace

♔ classmate

♔ neighbors

♔ mutual friends on social media

♔ good influence - quinn porter

♔ friend zoned

♔ partying buddies

♔ drinking buddies

♔ close friends

♔ secret friendship

♔ enemies to friends

♔ platonic soulmates

♔ friend of her sibling

♔ unlikely friends

♔ confidant

♔ fan

♔ friends who are practically siblings

♔ family friend - brandon adams

♔ wingman/wingwoman

♔ friends who haven’t seen each other for years

♔ study buddies

♔ shopping buddies

♔ co-workers

♔ from lovers to friends

♔ seem like a married couple

Family Connections:

♔ relatives

♔ cousins - blair waldorf & andrew peak

♔ sibling - hal williams

♔ half-sibling

♔ long lost siblings

♔ aunt

♔ uncle

♔ godmother

♔ godfather

♔ adopted sibling

♔ second-cousins

♔ in-laws

Romantic Connections:

♔ crush

♔ childhood sweetheart

♔ fake couple - elijah hamilton (ex fake bf)

♔ school sweethearts

♔ fling

♔ flirtationship

♔ more than friends but less than lovers

♔ love-hate relationship

♔ unrequited love

♔ one-sided romance

♔ blind date

♔ being matched together by friends

♔ first love

♔ first kiss

♔ first date

♔ on and off again

♔ boyfriend

♔ long distance relationship

♔ mutual crushes

♔ secret relationship

♔ summer romance

♔ exes

♔ exes on good terms

♔ exes on bad terms

Negative Connections:

♔ enemies

♔ frenemy

♔ former friends

♔ former best friends

♔ fell for the same person and fought over them

♔ life long enemies

♔ rivals

♔ negative influence

♔ lover’s ex

♔ dislike each other

[sadistictremors]

“After salvaging a good but rotting wood bass guitar

On a late night trip to the city dump,

The man with the dirty disco twelve inch hands

Got in his light blue van,

And heading to the school dance,

He noticed cold water creeping up the cuffs of his pants.

He swerved to dodge two people

Planting flowers in the middle of the on-ramp.

And as the water level in the van, it began to rise,

He attributed the water to the bass guitar.

(And that's probably why it was in the trash in the first place).

And as the water got to the bottom of his ribcage,

He thought about his laundry in the back

And the brand new dressed shirt

And how the water'd sog the start right out of the collar.

He probably should have pulled right over to the shoulder

But he was late for the dance,

And he couldn't reach the bass from where he sat

To throw it out the window.

He was five minutes from where the function was

And he could hold his breath for two or so minutes if he must.”

[musicdiaries]

Andrew Broder - These Seas (feat. serpentwithfeet & KAZU)

[revilermpls]

Hymie's Basement Release "Phantom Throb," First New Song in...a Long Time

Hymie’s Basement Release “Phantom Throb,” First New Song in…a Long Time

Hymie’s Basement, the indie rap duo of Yoni Wolf and local hero Andrew Broder, haven’t released new music since *checks notes* 2003. That was like….before the pandemic! Even in this weird moment where time has stopped making sense, a 19-year gap between releasing music is noteworthy and something to celebrate. The new track, “Phantom Throb,” is just one song, but it’s a doozy and somehow lives up…

[twinnedpeaks]

hi! i havent asked you about books lately. so: any best books about character with mental illness(es)? im sick of the bell jar and my year of rest i believe you may have something truly interesting thank you. ive been think about reading Post-Traumatic? have you read it?

omg hiiii ily!!!! i have read post traumatic and enjoyed it, that would definitely be on my list! definitely read tripping arcadia by kit mayquist and the vegetarian by han kang if you also want some horror elements. and ofc no longer human is a classic. also milk teeth by jessica andrews, milk fed by melissa broder, what i���d rather not think about by jente posthuma, sex and rage by eve babitz, and almond by won pyung sohn

[hubcitycafe]

Phantom Throb from Hymie's Basement

13 years

[darin-k]

Andrew Broder residency Turf Club St. Paul MN 2018-01-04

ft supporting acts Psymun, Dua Saleh, Spank Rock

Photos by Darin Kamnetz for The Current

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