#jherek Bischoff

[neil-gaiman]

Hello Mr Gaiman! I just saw The Ocean At The End of The Lane in Edinburgh last night and LOVED it. Everything about it was incredible but one of my favourite parts was the music! It was so beautiful and atmospheric. Did you have any involvement in choosing a composer or anything like that?

The amazing music is by Jherek Bischoff, who is a genius and a good friend of mine -- we met when he was bass player in Amanda Palmer's band in 2012 -- and I had no idea he was involved until we were heading into the production. It was a magical sort of a bonus.

You can hear and download the music at Jherek's Bandcamp site (among other places).

[nofatclips]

The Wolf by Jherek Bischoff with the SCRAPE Quartet, live for Second Inversion

[ewanmcgregorforcemasc]

Sure, we were cynics from the start Spell-bound, still safe as houses Now pander we down for your hearts

[jgthirlwell]

playlist 08.29.23

Aphex Twin Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / in a room7 F760 (Warp) The Armed Perfect Saviors (Sargent House) The British Stereo Collective Mystery Fields (Castles In Space) Memorials Music for the film Tramps (The State51 Conspiracy) Regal Worm Worm! (Quatermass) Wild Up Julius Eastman Vol. 3: If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich? (New Amsterdam) Deerhoof Miracle Level (Joyful Noise) Jherek Bischoff Cistern (Leaf) Osees Intercepted Message (In The Red) Poppy I Disagree (Sumerian) Paul Cousins Vanishing Artefacts (Castles In Space) Cate Brooks Tapeworks (Cafe Kaput) Public Service Broadcasting The Race For Space (Test Card) Brett Anderson Coal Black Morning Book (Little, Brown UK)

[willstafford]

Memory Lane

THE OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, Tuesday 23rd May 2023 Neil Gaiman’s gothic fantasy novel is brought to the stage in this hugely impressive adaptation by Joel Horwood.  When a man returns to his childhood home for a funeral, he visits the local pond, which he used to call an ocean; here, he encounters a former neighbour and memories of a wonderful if traumatic…

[dorothy16]

Saturday Session: Ben performs "The Christmas Song"🎄

[xmasitw]

Jherek Bischoff

ft. Sondre Lerche

Surviving Christmas

[elzdatz]

The Ocean at the End of the Lane score by Jherek Bischoff is such brain scratch

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

White Christmas • The Christmas Song • Happy Xmas (War Is Over) • O Holy Night • The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late) • Christmas Time Is Here • Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas • Silent Night

Submitter's Note: covers of Christmas songs in the style of the Twin Peaks soundtrack

Spotify ♪ Bandcamp ♪ YouTube

[pipwasreal]

Day 2: death + sensory deprivation

Characters: Charles Rowland, Edwin Payne, Crystal Palace (mentioned)

Content warnings: blindfolds, sensory deprivation, sensory play, anxiety, fear of abandonment

"I bet I look right daft," Charles says, or at least he thinks he does. He can't hear himself over the music playing through his Walkman headphones.

Walkmans are retro now, according to Crystal, and therefore back in fashion. Charles will claim any amount of cool he can get. Being dead has a way of making a bloke feel old.

But the silk scarf tied over his eyes, that's new, and it's kind of freaking him out if he's honest.

Edwin blindfolded him, and Charles knows he'd never hurt him. But he already can't taste or smell or feel, not properly. Not being able to see either is... well, it's a bit like dying.

He fidgets a little, fingertips pressing into his thighs through his trousers, trying to keep his knee from bouncing. It's not his usual music. Edwin didn't want him stomping and waving his arms about, though he didn't use those exact words. Something about being still and present in the moment. Something about trust.

So he's sat in the dark, surrounded by piano and oboe and... cello? Strings, anyway. It sounds like a storm underwater, somehow. Swelling and ebbing. It's sort of peaceful, sort of exciting, sort of creepy.

He can't really feel the chair under him... surely he hasn't drifted up off it? Oh shit, what if he's sunk through the chair, through the floor, even? Could he fall all the way through the building, through the basement and the foundations, down into the earth?

What if Edwin looked away for a second and Charles had just disappeared? What if he can't find him? What if Edwin's gone?

His spectral stomach drops. He doesn't need to breathe but his chest feels tight. He shivers.

"Edwin?" he says.

His teeth are chattering, when did that start?

But it doesn't matter, because immediately there are hands on his shoulders. They're not warm, exactly, but they're so gentle and familiar and comfortable that Charles instantly relaxes.

He tilts his head back and Edwin obligingly presses a kiss to the side of his neck. Charles shivers again, but this time feels better, more like frisson down his spine.

"More, please," he murmurs.

Edwin smiles against his skin and kisses him again. His fingertips brush down Charles' arms, ticklishly light, then his blunt nails scrape back up.

And all Charles needs to do is feel, so he surrenders to the touch.

[solarmorrigan]

Thank you for tagging me, @spiritofcamelot! (...a few weeks ago, oops)

Put your music on shuffle and put the first five songs in a poll and have people vote on which one they like the most!

Find links to the songs below!

Dream State - Son Lux

Riches and Wonders - Eliza Rickman, Jherek Bischoff

Birthday Suit - Cosmo Sheldrake

Beware the Dog - The Griswolds

Scare Me - Ludo

Gently tagging @ataliagold @alwaysurvalentine @emchant3d @macontheweb @castillon02

[robynqueenofstuff]

I just got back from an Edinburgh showing.

That was a masterpiece. the cast, crew, composer, and director outdid their fucking bones. this deserves to run longer than The Mousetrap, I am dead serious.

See it. Just..see it.

Went to watch the ocean at the end of the lane.- someone couldn’t go so they gave the tickets to us. and it was AMAZING. The best thing I’ve ever seen, the music was beautiful, they recreated the characters perfectly.

im going to watch it again soon.

It is wonderful, isn't it?

[nofatclips]

Young & Lovely by Jherek Bischoff (with Zac Pennington & Soko) from the album Composed - Video by Michael McQuilken

[crustaceansingles]

Of course, of course. ("Riches and wonders" is the song you should look up. By the Mountain Goats. And then the Eliza Rickman/Jherek Bischoff cover.)

[eribon-danus]

Hello! We are Eribon Danus, a music lover and part-time composer! You can call us Eri or Eribon. The character in our profile picture is named Exo.

Stuff to get out of the way first:

This is a sideblog, our main is @xiathiau-myshif

We are plural! We use we/us pronouns, as you can probably tell TwT. Related to this, we are pro-endo. Anti-endos are fine to interact and listen to our music, but keep that in mind. If you're not educated on syscourse, that's fine. If you would like to be educated on syscourse, DM us on our plural blog, @the-ribombee-collective

As for pronouns, we use any pronouns except she/her! We do have preferred though, being xe/xem/xyr, fae/faer/faers, star/stars, and ae/aer/aers. They/them is also fine though! Space/cosmic related neos are great :]

We are bodily a minor! Keep this is mind when interacting. Uploads over here will be slow as we are in college

We have a twitch! We will be streaming there (hopefully) soon:

DNI

Pro contact harmful paras

Anti neopronouns, xenogender

Queerphobes, transphobes, TERFs

Anti self dx

NSFW/porn blogs

Proshipper discourse. This is a banned topic for us

We are pro: endogenic systems, m-spec gays, alterhumans, fictionkins. While we will not ask you to not interact, be aware we support these and you cannot change our mind

That out of the way, onto the music stuff!

This blog is both for our own original music and for music-related posts!

We do not sing or write lyrics, we compose instrumentals! We are amateurs, and simply want to put our music out there

We use Musescore 3 currently, but are working on switching to Logic Pro

Our favourite things to compose are waltzes! Our favourite key is E flat minor

We did Music GCSE and are currently doing a Music Production course at college.

Our pieces will probably not be available on Spotify, but we will put them on Youtube (hopefully)

We have limited access to Logic Pro currently, we will start uploading music here once we can access it reliably

We play the violin at Grade 5 🎻, it's our favourite instrument :]

Favourite songs:

Black Water Lilies by AURORA

Hymne à l'amour by Marguerite Monnot

Honey I'm Home by Ghost and Pals

The Grip of Reality's Limits by Eden Avery

Royalty by Egzod

Digital Silence by Peter McPoland

No Wind Resistance! by Kinneret

The Ballad of Fiedler and Mundt by Disparition

Forget by Pogo

Nausicaä Requiem by Joe Hisaishi

Mesmerizer by Satsuki

Firebugs by Lena Raine

Through the Wardrobe by Jherek Bischoff

Aria Math by C418

Favourite Artists:

Eden Avery (one inspiration for this blog)

AURORA

Joe Hisaishi

Lena Raine

CG5

C418

[whoslaurapalmer]

I'm thinking of watching twin peaks this holiday season is that reasonable or am I ruining Christmas for myself

I think that would depend on what episode you found yourself watching ON christmas HOWEVER in the general sense of the holiday season, yeah watch it! I first watched seasons 1 and 2 over new years, so. (I mean I did take two weeks to watch it. but I STARTED new years eve.)

also some of the cast did a twin peaks version of the 12 days of christmas, which I recommend waiting until after season 2 to watch, BUT ALSO jherek bischoff did some classic christmas carols in the style of angelo badalamenti's score for peaks, and they are, delightfully haunting. angelo our beloved also did the score for national lampoon's christmas vacation so all of this is to say, TECHNICALLY, twin peaks is not in fact far removed from the holiday spirit.......