#lifeeater

[mishkinis]

By Zimforth this can't be happening

[lalalalupia]

*lurking from the shadow like a creatue * //guys guess what indie got in my brain…sorry gay girls for today.

[mooneater0-0]

Last shit post for the night:3 I know Ralph’s boomer ass is not understanding any brainrot words

[charmbb]

HELLO Life eater Fandom I've been waiting for you. I have a few crumbs of life eater stuff here so I hope you enjoy

[tomorrowedblog]

Life Eater is out today

Life Eater, the new game from Strange Scaffold and Frosty Pop, is out today.

If you don't sacrifice your neighbors, the world ends. Life Eater is a horror fantasy kidnapping simulator where you must become intimately familiar with your targets' lives one intrusive action at a time... and hope that the dark god you serve is even real.

[brie-fiscella]

gawdamn i cant stop scrolling at life eater stuff

呀米呀米……🤤🤤

[rainbow-demon503]

Made another LifeEater sketch. The boys having some fun 🤫

[kmj01]

Posadnutý mŕtvym bôžikom - Rekhyt (nedokončené)

Possessed by dead demigod - Rekhyt (unfinished)

ProCreate

[dullestrecords]

#Repost @akmocere (@get_repost) ・・・ Courtesy of @dullestrecords there's a pre-order available for Grigax - Life Eater (Debut Full Length). Available 7.21.2017. Cassettes to be available through @dullestrecords shortly after. Thanks for looking Grigax.bandcamp.com #grigax #lifeeater #bandcamp #onewomanband #solorecord #dullestrecords #femalemusician #doom #doommetal #postmetal #deathrock #occult #gothgirl #witch #dronemetal #meditation #hm2 #tcelectronics #bogneramps #fenderamp #fenderjaguar #electroharmonix #earthquakerdevices #rabidmammal #soloproject #tambura #violin #organ #livedrums #meditationmusic

[arefriendsdetectives2]

Five Rules For Life

Eat your breakfast! Clean your room!

Slay your dragon with a broom!

Overcome your own malarkey!

Climb the lobster hierarchy!

[prettyliteralwarriors]

lifeeater. they now survive via sucking a little life force/energy out of others daily. they don't need to eat aside from this and if they really got into it they could suck all the life straight out of a cat leaving them an empty husk. they don't do this though because that's illegal and immoral.

These are some of the name suggestions.

Gazefeather would straight up be a biblical angle

[lalalalupia]

LifeEater Fancomic : NAILS

[uclaradio]

Interview with Joyeur

We caught up with the LA-based female duo, Joyeur. Having recently released their self-produced debut EP LIFEEATTER, we were stoked and intrigued to find out more about Jo and Anna’s inspirations, artistic identities and where they are heading with their music.

Photograph by Jessica Chanen

Interviewed by Gomi Zhou

Tell us a bit about yourselves?

Anna: Hi, I’m Anna and a producer and a keyboard player. I’m from Haifa, Israel originally.

Jo: I’m Jo and I’m an LA-bred songbird & songwriter. My brother actually played on the UCLA soccer team that won the national championship! Go, Bruins!

Your cult-like yet delicate branding is eye-catching and extremely well-curated, what were the creative processes behind your cover arts and music videos?

Jo & Anna: Thank you! Our aesthetic has been developed through years of trial and error and cultivating our own tastes. Now that we know what resonates with us, we’re able to collaborate with amazing artists to help make our vision a reality. For our EP cover art, we envisioned everything and worked with a few key people that really fit our style. Each video sort of represents a different room in the tour of our minds; most recently the hazy, jungle-like setting for our live video of “Pusher”. We have been surrounded by an amazingly talented community of artists who we trust and have been inspired by!

It’s super cool that Joyeur is a self-produced, self-written duo. Who are some of your favorite female musicians/producers in today’s industry?

Jo & Anna: There are a lot of female producers on the rise who are gaining attention and making a name for themselves right now. It’s really exciting. Some women who produce that we dig are Bjork, Grimes, Tokimonsta, Isabella Summers (of Florence and The Machine), and Rezz.

Pop music is getting drastically diverse in recent years and your sounds are definitely very different from mainstream pop. How exactly would you describe your music?

Jo & Anna: Eccentric. At times, we’re integrating funk, electronic, rock, and even hip-hop elements, but the common denominator we keep is the feeling of power. There is always ferocity, sexuality, a sense of humor and an urge to be free coursing through the DNA of our songs. We want our listeners to feel indestructible. I guess you could call it power pop.

Describe your studio routine?

Jo: It depends on how we start a song. We can start an idea separately or together, but we are usually eager to move forward with something that sparks us both equally. We try to get it out of our systems as quickly as possible and then question things afterward. We don’t allow our internal critiques into the room until the idea is completely outside ourselves. We always have the mic warmed up and ready to go because magic often happens when we’re improvising. Anna will jump from one synth to another while I’m brainstorming and singing. Not everything starts as exciting. Sometimes we each need our own space and will take time apart with an idea before we exchange our visions and take a song farther.

I’m assuming you two came from very different backgrounds, both musically and culturally. How has collaborating with each other and forming a band together changed your creative processes/lives in general?

Anna: Like in any relationship, opposites attract. We are fascinated by each other because we are so different. If Jo plays me a song and I just don’t get it, I’m curious as to why that is. Part of our process is to really expand ourselves and remain curious about our differences. We also found that we can have different creative processes that really compliment each other. I am more structured and calculated while Jo can be more of an impulsive, on-the-spot creator. What we really have in common is our desire to be outside of our comfort zone and that’s something we’ve kept intact from the beginning.

Jo: Really, though. We have always been able to share a vision and what has kept our momentum is that we like to hang out. We like a lot of the same things and that’s important with someone you spend most of your time with!  

Tell us more about your debut EP LIFEEATER?

Jo & Anna: This is our first time getting our music out there. It’s so exciting to be able to share our combined experiences and explorations as musicians and humans in general. LIFEEATER is a collective anthem of boldness and desire. It's all about that carpe diem mentality.

Any live shows on the horizon?  

Jo & Anna: Yes! We play The Satellite in L.A. on 11/20 with Danke and Jhamasa. We’re calling it “F-BOMB: All Females All Night”.  All female performers! ;)

Check out the newest live video of “Pusher” by Joyeur here

[tomorrowedblog]

First look at Life Eater

A new trailer has been released for Life Eater, which is set to release April 26, 2024.

If you don't sacrifice your neighbors, the world ends. Life Eater is an horror fantasy kidnapping simulator where you must become intimately familiar with your targets' lives one intrusive action at a time... and hope that the dark god you serve is even real.

[emphanie-blog]

Life got me like .. #LifeEater (at Wilmington, North Carolina)

[iheartmoosiq]

Joyeur is a female pop duo from Los Angeles who just released their debut EP, LIFEEATER. They’re comprised of Russian-Israeli producer/classical pianist Anna Feller and Angeleno singer-songwriter Joelle Corey. The slick jarring alt & electro-pop found on EP track Pusher is like punchy twisting Sylvan Esso with a dash of HOLYCHILD’s feisty noise pop. Pusher is Joyeur’s latest single from their first EP. Earlier this summer, the track served as one of the featured songs used by World Surf League and the Vans US Open for their competition highlights. In addition to Pusher, Joyeur’s EP also features prior single Fast As You Can as well as three other new songs. Stream Joyeur’s LIFEEATER on Spotify, here.