#cleopatrick band

[theboys14]

Some pics of Luke in Chicago <3

[bredforloyalty]

does anyone want to recommend me.. like.. a Rock song mayhaps. or any song

[arcadian-muse]

if you haven’t listened to Cleopatrick, fix that.

[jwowwsboobs]

played cleopatrick on my radio show tn 🍻

🫶🫶

my friend & i revisited cleoptricks discography on a drive home after a show last sunday - we’d been talking abt our favorite artists when we were in middle school, & i mentioned cleopatrick & she’d also LOVED them but neither of us had listened 2 them in a while … screaming hometown w her, both of us still knowing every single word, & speeding on the dark highway is one of my favorite memories ive made recently 🫶🫂

[s0lderingiron]

📺📺📺

[paradisiacvl]

✧ Jeffrey Mason — A Playlist

Part I

Songs that remind me of him, describe him or his story, and how he'd feel about his s/o. They're all mixed up and in no specific order but by the lyrics, you'll be able to tell which is which.

[alter-bridge-fanatic]

Top 5 bands currently in my playlist:

Alter Bridge (duh)

Myles Kennedy/Tremonti (also,duh)

Cleopatrick

Royal Blood

BRKN LOVE

[rkaji]

my taste in music is sporadic and depends heavily on the day/my mood, but in general if i can headbang or mosh to it, i vibe with it.

i'm somewhat musically inclined myself..anyway, enough about me. what about you, though? your favorite artist at the moment?

— @angel-soiree

Headbang or mosh...so, metal? Rock? House? That sort of thing? Or are you more into rave music?

Mm. At the moment? I've been uh...there's this band. Cleopatrick. They've got this song called Why July. Been listening to that recently.

[theboys14]

CLEOPATRICK at The Echo!!

I have neglected this blog for far too long apologies good friends

[rowanb3rries]

music i listened to in january

petrodragonic apocalypse; or, dawn of eternal night: an annihilation of planet earth and the beginning of merciless damnation | king gizzard and the lizard wizard (2023)

every single by dreadlight (2018-2023)

tryhard | the band camino (2019)

party for one | devon cole (2021)

running | cafuné (2021)

hozier | hozier (2014)

wild world | bastille (2016)

the colour and the shape | foo fighters (1997)

apocryphon | the sword (2012)

otherness | alexisonfire (2022)

METAL RESISTANCE | BABYMETAL (2016)

[MESSAGE FROM THE CLERGY] | ghost (2022)

ROCKISDEAD | dorothy (2016)

the fear of fear | spiritbox (2023)

royal blood | royal blood (2014)

BUMMER | cleopatrick (2021)

seventeen going under | sam fender (2021)

liminal | chase petra (2019)

the shadow side | andy black (2016)

good & evil | tally hall (2011)

songs for the deaf | queens of the stone age (2002)

fight with tools | flobots (2008)

january | february | march | april | may

[imscissorbladez]

Short Playlists for Tavs

I’m in the zone so for further context have some songs:

Rook

all fired up - interpol

the people person of this ragtag band. sees every social interaction as a game; how do i get what i want and we all still have fun. it works, mostly. and if not, they’re a bard with a sword and that’s a truly terrifying thing to see early game.

we appreciate power - grimes, HANA

this is essentially the mindset they were in as they started consuming parasites like it was their job. it’s fine! it’s not a problem! they’re just helping. and that’s how they became half illithid. it’s the tragic story of a half elf who knew they couldn’t help the way that they wanted to, and turned to power outside of their control because they do care, it’s just hard to see.

good grief - cleopatrick

is vaguely insecure as the bard! can’t do anything their companions can do, and it absolutely upsets them, yes, but when someone tries to talk down to them? all hell breaks loose. and this song is absolutely a tribute to that.

parasite eve - bring me the horizon

mainly because they’re a drum bard, and i love the idea of this being the song they play in the upper city with other bards just before the final battle. they know they’ve all done right and wrong, but there’s a time and place to unpack that. also the idea of them scaring the place with this song?? but rallying everyone? immaculate.

fun fact: headcanoning the fem and masc voice that joins in for chorus as shadowheart and gale, who were rook’s ride or dies.

Ry’lrr

black wave - k.flay

i just need you to know the lyrics ‘I swear to god you don’t wanna test me’ are said with an air of desperation that ry’lyrr embodies. she awakes knowing that she has the urge. she lives with it every day. it’s chaotic and painful and difficult to understand. and yet she prevails.

the moon will sing - the crane wives

i need you to consider for a moment what it’s like to have a dark urge tav who sees lae’zel as the sun. literally the only light she’s ever known. i am sobbing, crying, foaming at the mouth.

did you hear the rain - george ezra

this is deeply orin and ry’lrr coded in ways i cannot explain without an essay. sworn rivals, sisters who one of them doesn’t remember the other. the ry’lrr before dark urge was something else. orin lost her great rival and it’s actually very sad to me.

map of the problematique - muse

ry’lyrr cannot bear the idea of losing any of her companions. she knows that in another life, it would be none of them. now it’s all of them, and she goes to battle for them, not for the world, but for them.

honourable mention: obey by bring me the horizon and yungblud was so very orin and ry’lrr before…. everything happened.

Elys

get into it (yuh) - doja cat

let her have her moment. this is the noble that people knew in the upper city, betrothed, fucking around and finding out, seemingly untouchable. absolutely her opening song.

hurricane drunk - florence + the machine

where elys starts. traumatic breakup, has turned to self destruction. it helps that she’s a draconic lightning sorcerer realistically. so she went out! For weeks! …and was picked up by mindflayers.

money - lisa

i’m not going to lie, elys and astarion are besties for this reason: she spends the entire tadpole era dropping money wherever she can. morally grey and banked up. she’s a bad bitch. we allow it. her fellow tav hates it.

little girl gone - chinchilla

the emperor came to elys as essentially a full copy of their ex. and elys was struggling so was okay with it. but with a healthy love, she goes into battle now not trusting the emperor, a manipulator, and an actually terrifying sorcerer that her draconic ancestry would be proud of. she leaves him on the battlefield as he tries to fight her, which is the closure she’d never get otherwise. wyll is very proud and a little smug.

fun fact: the cave by mumford and sons is THE wyll/elys song

Haven

Haven requires essays so we unpack that later. There’s also a whole Spotify playlist so lmk if you want it.

[heartsleevemag]

Friday Five

by Vi McDonald

Welcome to this week’s installment of Heartsleeve Magazine’s Friday Five playlist! From up-tempo tracks that’ll make you feel like you’re in an eighties movie, to some of the crunchiest, coolest new rock tunes, here are five songs that kept our blood pumping this week.

1. "Bad At Letting Go" – Leland, MUNA

Danceable and in denial, Leland's "Bad At Letting Go" is replayable in the way that only a MUNA collab can be. Depicting a romance where things have gone wrong but Leland doesn't want anyone to know, it's about burying your emotions but having them bubble up to the surface anyway. MUNA's influence shines especially brightly, from the production to the vocals to the theme of honest avoidance, as they croon in the second verse, "The tears that are slipping right off of my skin, I don't want 'em to sink in."

2. “Welcome to the DCC” — Nothing But Thieves

With a sound that would be perfectly at home in a neon cyberpunk dream, Nothing But Thieves' new eighties-inspired dance track introduces a new world. "Welcome to the DCC" tells of a utopian heaven called Dead Club City where "If you believe it, it can happen." Even though it'll get you moving, the track has a thrumming tension underneath that hints the DCC might be too good to be true. The video suggests this too, with characters getting sucked into the DCC universe through advertisements and entering a world where there's nothing but endless partying and neon lights. "It's almost time for us to open the doors to you," NBT shared as a caption for the music video. What else will Dead Club City have in store?

3. "Just A Girl" - From The Original Series "Yellowjackets" – Florence + The Machine

Florence Welch once said, "You said that rock and roll is dead. But is that just because it has not been resurrected in your image?" And when Florence decides to resurrect a classic like No Doubt's 1995 hit "Just A Girl," in her image, it infuses the track with an ethereal, foreboding energy. Fitting for the psychological horror-drama show Yellowjackets, this track is a spooky, cinematic rock masterpiece. Tense cymbal crashes and uneasy strings crash open into chaotic harmonies over the song's four-minute runtime – this track singlehandedly convinced me to binge Yellowjackets in its entirety before the new season premieres.

4. "SCARING ME" – Cleopatrick

You got me – this one's not a new discovery. More of a rediscovery, "SCARING ME" is the third track on Cleopatrick's 2022 EP, DOOM. After becoming particularly enthralled with (and seriously overplaying) the two opening tracks, "ZUCK," and "OK," I decided to revisit the EP. "SCARING ME" winds down from the heavier sound of the first two tracks, but continues the theme of examining how relationships are affected by modern society, and how the things that we do affect those relationships. The instrumentation is probably the coolest part – after the song went viral, the band shared how it was made on Tiktok, using layered textures and vocals as an instrument. Cleopatrick is "gonna do a coupl shows" – their words, not mine – in the UK this summer. Check 'em out here.

5. "CHOKER" – ROMES

The very definition of a modern rock track with grunge and 90s influences, "CHOKER" showcases the heavier side of Romes' music. "If you've ever felt emotionally strangled, trapped inside your own mind, or felt like there's no way out, just know that someone else is fighting through it too. You're not alone," the band shared on Instagram following the song's release. And it feels that way, lyrics like "I wanna feel what it feels like to exist," holding a raw desperation that feels cathartic and expressive, like this was something the band had to get out in order to keep going.

Listen to the Friday Five playlist and check out last week's additions on our Spotify, and don't forget to follow us so you don't miss the next one!

[insertcoolnameherethanks]

I was tagged by @munsonsduchess (thank you 💕)

🎶share 5 songs you actually listen to and then tag some followers you want to know better 🎶

Gonna be completely honest here, I just went through my Spotify likes playlist and chose the first 5 that came up. Also I dont know much about half these band members irl so if they are terrible people my bad

Bernard Trigger by Cleopatrick

Two Doors Down by Dolly Parton

This Ain't No Place For Animals by Hands Like Houses

Decode by Paramore

Light My Love by Greta Van Fleet

I tag @hellfirehaley, @aestatismors, and @captain--steve--rogers. If anyone else wants to do this, consider this an open invitation.

[meltedhorror]

Finally getting to this but THANKS FOR THE TAG 💜

I also listen to a lot and have such a fucking hard time pinning down songs I really like, since I like so much- but I'll try :^)

Not in a specific order

1. Springtime - Philip Labes,, just get hella emotional about this song okay and it's just good, all his songs are really good

2. We did it!!! - Grandson, again all his songs are so fucking good, the lyrics are 👌👌👌 but I just like the energy of this one

3. Chromeo - Cleopatrick, honestly want to make an animatic with this song about Christine,,, I keep saying it but all these bands are honestly my go-to's and are really fucking good

4. Johnny wants to fight - Badflower, I want to do a cover of it, that's all

5. Terry's Taxidermy - Teddy Hyde, the song that started it all,,, and now I have a comic

Honestly would recommend checking out these bands and artists just in general, I love them all sm and all their songs are really good

Honorable mentions are Anhedonia - Philip Labes, Hometown - Cleopatrick, The ballad of G and X - Grandson, Wide Eyes - Badflower

Tagging anyone who wants to, again just don't like tagging, ok that's all

🎶✨ When you get this u have to put 5 songs u actually listen to, publish. Then, send this ask/tag 10 of your favourite followers ✨🎶

Tagged by @halizumab and also @artbyblastweave

Here are five songs picked while being extremely sad and bored on a 2 hour drive through the rain

Never Love An Anchor - The Crane Wives - I really like minor key sad folk music okay, this shouldn't surprise any of you

Some Nights - fun. - Screw all of you, the hipster crap I listened to at 18 was great and I will not hear otherwise.

High on Sunday 51 - Aimee Mann - I enjoy the ambiguity of whether the line is 'let me be your heroine' or '-your heroin' altogether too much. (Also top ten songs I just simply don't believe aren't supposed to be gay)

My Computer - Everything Everything - 'you're in love with the future/I don't know why' is one of those phrases that has just permanently burrowed into my skull

Crazy Classic Life - Janelle Monae - Dirty Computer album of all time

tagging uh @txttletale @theoutcastrogue @lifeattomsdiner @triviallytrue @self-loving-vampire @rox-and-prose @wearethekat @frankly-ludicrous @booksandchainmail @circletofcircles

[theboys14]

[urbeingawafflytwat]

Guysss...I've been noticed. Holy Shit. If you like rock and haven't listened to Cleopatrick yet, you should!! They released a new song today called Sanjake and it's amazing like all their other music. Highly recommend!!