#insted

[alfredge]

[kafkaspestcontrol]

Violence and fighting

What does it mean?

It's time to change!

[bestfuckinmusic]

The Alligators - Time's Up, You're Dead Time - 2012

A weird hardcore supergroup consisting of Roger Miret of the Agnostic Front, and most of Insted. Well, it’s weird to me. Anyway - it’s great music, pretty much straight up NYHC, but kinda not at the same time. As ever - make you’re own mind up!

[circus0shifter]

colored pencils are so fun to draw with😩 i physically feel my childhood drawing delight waking up

also there are disintegrating ink and liner !

[revkilltaker]

Amendment Eighteen – This Years Enemy - 7″ - New Age Records - NAR40

Pressing Stats

Pressing #: First Press

Color:  Grey Vinyl

Qty Pressed: ???

Additional Info: Other Pressings Available

Track Listing

This Years Enemy

90262

In Abandons Care

8.5/10

[saltlakehardcoreflyers]

[imeriayapping]

Every time i bring loscar picture to twt i think i should also bring them here, so i present

[rinzdets]

gorty be like

[aerostaticsurrender]

Do you remember running? The purity of the air around. / Im a child humming into the clarity of black space.

[hardcorecook]

Insted - Tell Me

[almondpiglet]

“comfort”

[rrogueamendiares]

his bunnies r so cute

[xx-j4nu5-c4t5-xx]

pascal and nervous in bert and ernie's sweaters

this was supposed to be a joke post but the demons took hold of me and now it's a fully finished drawing

[librarycards]

do you have any advice for trying to build/find a community? i’m autistic with pretty severe social anxiety and haven’t had friends since grade 5 (i’m 29 now). i don’t work atm and didn’t go to college due to ‘mental illness’ or whatever. i’m really clueless about how to find a support system or even make a friend but it sure would be beneficial right now i think

sure! a great way to start is to get on some of your local facebook pages, or even nextdoor - it can be a shitty place for neighborhood karens, but at least my local page has people talking about free stuff they're leaving on the curb, someone whose grandma needs a ride, a bake sale at the school, and even meetups dependent on age/interest/etc.

some more ideas, starting w the obligatory: GO TO THE LIBRARY! they have so much centralized info there. there is probably a book club, there is probably some kind of volunteer sign-up sheet. there are probably bored librarians who can help you find other stuff. at least in my area, there are also fairly regular non-university-affiliated things (i live in a college town) at local bars, cafes, and art spaces/studios - check to see if there are any local IG pages posting about these events. that's how i found out about a bunch of mine. libraries have events, too, as do local bookstores, and they're almost always free.

the suggestions i'm throwing out all have basically the same goal: mix with people you haven't met before. building bonds takes time, and the process only starts when you and someone else say hello to one another. you don't have to be besties ever. you don't necessarily have to stay close. but knowing one person who maybe likes the same book as you, or shares some other interest, leads to more people, and soon you know someone who has a car, someone who has an extra ironing board, someone who can host a get-together in their yard because everyone else is a renter. support systems aren't found. they're not easy or inevitable. they're built through collective engagement and practice! and they start, generally, by happenstance, when people put themselves in each others' way.

when i moved here alone in 2020, i met some of my now-closest friends not primarily through grad school events (which didn't happen bc of lockdowns and such) but through going to the park and saying hi outdoors; stocking food in our local free fridges, and meeting tinder-friend dates masked, 6 ft apart in random public places. we kept doing that and our relationships strengthened, as they do. these days, i meet people through the friends i have - through shared classes back when i was in coursework, through organizing/union stuff and volunteering, through the occasional social event i just kinda show up at and hope for the best. there's a degree of inertia to this stuff - it gets smoother the more you do it!

you are *NOT* the only person around you who needs a friend. i promise. people are really lonely and often scared to admit it, and this is a great time to connect with people who also feel the urgency of community + anxiety around making it happen.

[cosmosnout]

They had to nuke Sasha bc she would have solved everything in like a week. Fly high queen

[hl-obsessed]

husbands on tour