#effluence

[thethcministry]

[idiotcoward]

Effluence - Psychocephalic Spawning This is one of the most interesting Avant-Garde Metal Albums I have ever heard. For one this record is incredibly fucking brutal. So many Avant-Garde metal albums seems to take the route of "What if Metal but not brutal??" And i hate it. I love experimentation and obviously I respect anyone's artistic vision if it is what excites them and motivates them to make art. Art doesn't have to be violent or brutal to be good, but let's be real. There is a reason we are the kinds of people who are attracted to this shit and it isn't always because we enjoy complex guitar playing. There is a certain importance to the aesthetic. The vibe. And this album has it in spades. SO First Off, the mother fucking vocals. I don't know how people make this insect sounding guttural growl that sounds like an insane clicking almost Marimba or Xylophone like sound to it but mixed with a mutant. I have no idea but it is one of my favorite styles of metal vocals simply because it sounds fucking inhuman and insane. I want to learn about this, so can someone please teach me how to do it???? On top of that the guitar playing is just... fucking insane. Impossibly fast, complex. Perfectly technically executed. Perfectly mastered. Just fucking amazing how well they integrated these guitars into all the other instruments. And I do mean all the other instruments. On top of some amazing drum playing, and some bass playing that is just as impressive and insane as the guitar playing, to my ear, there is a saxophone, flute, some kind of xylophone like instrument, synths, samples, Harsh noise samples, and all sorts of stuff. If you ever need proof that flute playing can be brutal as fuck please just listen to the sound Devouring Gray Matter, because it will convince you the instant you hear the flute start to pop off. Essentially, this is one of, if not the most innovative death metal album I've heard, and I can't wait to hear what this band is going to do next. Fucking absolute freaks. I love it.

[skullgrind]

EFFLUENCE - Devouring Gray Matter (Unofficial Music Video)

[jon-9000]

Effluence - Necrobiology

[catominor]

CAIUS MARTINUS, ROMES SLUTTIEST GENERAL!!!

[random-xpressions]

I do not know what you're composed of: milk, wine or honey. But whatever it be, I'm pretty sure that your essence is so damn addictive and intoxicating that I would trade both my worlds to have just a drop of You...

Random Xpressions

[thethcministry]

[undinesea]

Different places on the face of the earth have different vital effluence, a different vibration of chemical exhalation, a different polarity with the stars; call it what you like. But the spirit of a place is a great reality.

D.H. Lawrence, from Art and the Spirit of Place: D.H. Lawrence Translates Giovanni Verga

[talonabraxas]

"Semele, penetrated by the divine effluence, regenerated and purified by this consecration, dies struck by lightning and with her dies the genius of terrestrial love, the genius with the goat hooves" Gustave Moreau (1826–1898)

Jupiter and Semele Talon Abraxas

[energyprison]

Inflect/Effect/Affect

Influence/Effluence/Affluence

Infection/Effection/Affection

[jon-9000]

Effluence - Psychocephalic Spawning

[adobongsiopao]

This Jane played by Sorcha Cusack from "Jane Eyre" 1973 version of is quite strange. What's something different about her compare to other Jane from different versions is that she smiles many times. When I first watched the 1973 version, I admit it was not easy to understand her because she looked too confident and quite a smug whereas in other versions of Jane they're usually look somber or quite serious. Upon replaying the show few times, I'm beginning to understand and even appreciate why this Jane does that habit.

It's in the novel and Mr. Rochester loves her smile.

Surprise, surprise. It is mentioned in the novel that Jane does smile in some occasions and Mr. Rochester admits in few chapters that he loves to see her in that state. It's not much compare to 1973 version but it does something special about her and made Mr. Rochester fall in love with her.

"Look wicked, Jane: as you know well how to look: coin one of your wild, shy, provoking smiles; tell me you hate me—tease me, vex me; do anything but move me: I would rather be incensed than saddened." (Chapter 25)

"There was much sense in your smile: it was very shrewd, and seemed to make light of your own abstraction." (Chapter 27)

"I believe you felt the existence of sympathy between you and your grim and cross master, Jane; for it was astonishing to see how quickly a certain pleasant ease tranquillised your manner: snarl as I would, you showed no surprise, fear, annoyance, or displeasure at my moroseness; you watched me, and now and then smiled at me with a simple yet sagacious grace I cannot describe." (Chapter 27)

Her smiles needed to make her and Mr. Rochester's chemistry and humor to work in the show.

The 1973 version has a reputation for being light-hearted and there are many funny moments there compare to other versions. In order to make that happen, the relationship between Jane and Mr. Rochester is portrayed as gleeful and grumpy pairing - Jane is seen perpetually amused and patient while Mr. Rochester is sarcastic and prone to be serious. Mr. Rochester, portrayed by Michael Jayston is often look grumpy and say whatever things he has on his mind then Jane choose to remain cool and say something funny to counter his thoughts. It actually works and it results to a great chemistry between them. Now can you to imagine what if Jane looked sad often in the show.

It has a tragic backstory - she learned it from Helen

While there is humor in 1973, it doesn't forget that there at least few moments that are sad just like in the novel. One of them is the story of Helen. Helen is one of the few people in Lowood that Jane befriended. She taught Jane how to remain humble and forgiving after the latter experienced abuse in Gateshead Hall. In this version, Helen herself is often seen smiling and it says so in the novel.

"What a smile! I remember it now, and I know that it was the effluence of fine intellect, of true courage; it lit up her marked lineaments, her thin face, her sunken grey eye, like a reflection from the aspect of an angel." (Chapter 7)

Even on her death, Helen chose to smile and told Jane who was seen sad and some sort of scaredy-cat not to worry about her. This could probably explain why adult Jane remain looking optimistic. We never know when Jane started to do it but whenever she does that she learned it from Helen.

[shrimp-bird]

We will know each other by the way we eat hot dogs: like corn on the cob, nibbling rapaciously at dog, bun, and sauces while rotating it. Our eyes desperately seeking recognition in the faces gathering around us as we decimate dog after dog. They will find no purchase, no substrate of common meaning, so between us and the strangers is only the stagnant air of madness. As we are consumed by a sea of hot dog particulate cast forth from our desperate chewing, as we lose meaning in repetition, the evergrowing crowds of unknowing, uncaring faces around us and the hotdog effluence will merge, and though our minds and lives are lost in pattern we will have contacted one another in a fashion more intimate then that afforded in our age.

[Important: you read this in werner herzog's voice]

[chirasul]

if you see funny text posts with a lot of notes from a particular user on tumblr, you might feel tempted to follow the original poster. "well, most of their posts seem funny!" you tell yourself. do not do this. their posts are only funny very rarely. you are seeing the posts which survived the culling and rose to the top. the rest of the time, the original poster is shooting off dozens, hundreds, maybe thousands of text posts which are abominable duds. these posters have made an art and a discipline out of inventing new and remarkable ways of being as irritating as possible. if you find yourself of sensitive constitution, please remember that you do not need to join the throng of followers who serve as a kind of posting filter, protecting the masses from their effluence. the good posts will find you.