#bhar

[shinypetrichor]

[supermassiveart]

semasoulalai

[rosetinted-escape]

I have no idea how to phrase this correctly or coherently but:

You Make Me Feel Like it's Halloween and Supermassive Black Hole are like twins in my brain?? Like, they are related. Not lyrically but musically they are besties.

I don't know how else to explain it.

[starlight-bread-blog]

MUSERS!

[shrimproscopic]

i don't have a festive chapter planned, so take this! (definitely a lot better than certain other dec 25th themed options i could have gone with for them 😭)

[averagemansoup]

my review of TUA season 4 as someone who stopped enjoying it after season 1:

i have never better understood the meaning of a car wreck you can’t look away from and i did not have a good time. but there was muse in the final episode so ill take that as a win.

worst part: essentially every attempt at humor was horribly placed in just an awkward way

best part: map of the problematique you did it girl you made it into a show and what a good job you did i’m so proud of you

[rattbellamy]

Supermassive Black Hole

[cydonianart]

[wally-b-feed]

Anthony Fineran (B 1981), Vertan Bhar, 2023

[shinypetrichor]

(via musephotosfromtheinternet, fuckyesmuse)

[shinypetrichor]

[supermassiveart]

[starlight-bread-blog]

MUSERS OF TUMBLR

You have to make a playlist of 10 songs introducing someone to Muse and showcase ALL of their sides.

One rule: Ignore what's a hit song and what isn't. Just show their range. GO!

[shrimproscopic]

save me, lesbian phase scientists

[sunburnacoustic]

Muse live at Pentaport Rock Festival, 2007 | archived from microcuts.net

[zeherili-ankhein]

I was js wondering about the kind of characters we have in folklore across all states, like we have Tenali Rama, then there is Gopal from Bengal, and I've heard there is this character called Gonu Jha in Bihar, and like it's so interesting how so many of their stories are legit almost similar which makes me wonder about if all states have such characters, and how can this be a COINCIDENCE

I think this happens because yk stories travel all across because of travellers

And then the locals modify the stories to their own accordance mixing them with real life characters

Like Gopal Bhar, or Tenali Raman or Birbal for that instance

So it's just how folktales travel imo