#locrian

[skopsidopsi]

Some of my Iliad headcanons

Hector sometimes sleeps in the stables especially when he is younger but also when he needs a break from the war. He is just cuddling with his horsies.

Patroclus often hangs out with the locrians and some of them even still view him as their prince when they find out that he is *the* Patroclus from Opus.

Andromache and Helen kinda have a thing for eachother and Andromache often sleeps next to Helen at night to make her feel safer in Troy.

Once the war is over Telemachus randomly sails to Troy just to prove that its not that hard to come back and to not take 10 years for it.

Achilles sometimes tries to get hurt on purpose to go visit Patroclus in the white tent so he' ll take care of him.

[bronzeageecho]

plaque of eos | c. 460 BCE | greece, classical period, locrian culture

in the michael c. carlos museum collection

[sleepynoonradio]

My new track, with an unusual history. I began writing it on a plane to Hong Kong (thanks to M8's tiny size), then it quickly evolved into Iwato scale and Locrian mode and other madness, and then it just refused to let me go until I've finished it today. Welcome to Happy Valley!

[rastronomicals]

12:47 PM EST December 12, 2024:

Locrian - "Arc Of Extinction" From the album Infinite Dissolution (July 24, 2015)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

[jb2w2yloonaxezktor2xa2le]

what did locrian ever do to you. shes just a little silly like that

[nightsealeafrainwing]

It’s be really cool if there was a device that read your mood and translated it to music in real time

[sklira]

Chronoscapes | Locrian

[flownwrong]

the strength a girl needs to not listen to new neubauten and new locrian one after another just because it's past midnight and they're already out, and go to sleep instead........ you can't imagine it

[radiophd]

locrian -- after extinction

[still-single]

The Holy Circle – Don't Disturb My Waking Dream LP (Anathema Editions / Deathbomb Arc)

Big huge second album from this Maryland-based dark heavy pop outfit, which tamps down all the more overt influences from their debut and follow-up EP and levels up on all counts. Their old signatures have become features – footholds – to their sound, and it stands to reason that they sound even more enormous in the process, with Terence Hannum's and Rob Savillo's fusillades of stadium emo/metal guitars muted behind fog while the simple, delay-riddled guitar melodies stay in front. Vocalist Erica Burger-Hannum gives a front-and-center performance of measured, pitch-perfect melancholy, right up where a lot of bands would've chosen to bury them for want of control. Walls of deep synths push forward and recede as solid masses, while drummer Nathan Jurgenson get to play Valhalla-level deliberations in these structures. These songs aren't anthems, they're not celebrating anything meaningless or trying to get you to do anything; they're like icebergs, a small chain of islands, the air flowing around them, really massive and slow and up higher than your neck can crane from the base. Music for the misunderstood and the spiritually burdened, designed to commiserate with you instead of pulling you out of the mire (that's up to you, you can stay in there as long as you like). If this was 1993, I'll bet Projekt woulda come knockin'. Right now all that matters is that you do it instead. (https://anathemataeditions.bigcartel.com) (https://deathbombarc.bandcamp.com/album/dont-disturb-my-waking-dream) (Doug Mosurock)

[maquina-semiotica]

“ Chronoscapes”, Locrian

[all-the-love-in-store]

Mood

[imathers]

Top 20: Locrian — End Terrain

Sometimes I get frustrated by my inability to write about some of the records I put on these lists, especially when I'd been meaning or trying to most of the year and it just never comes together. But the thing is, how easy an album is to write about (or how well I think the results turn out) don't correspond in any direct way to how much I like it, or even how complex my thoughts and feelings about it are. There are examples where I could happily sit chatting about them with a friend but cannot figure out a way to something meaningful about them at a reasonable length.

I've liked Locrian since hearing The Crystal World back in 2010, and I'm reasonably happy with the last time I tried to get a bead on them. I think End Terrain is probably my favourite Locrian album when they've been in more song-focused form (with New Catastrophism tied with The Crystal World as my favourite in their more abstract one), but once I figured out I didn't have much to say beyond that, I just kind of let go of my self-generated feeling of obligation to say anything about it. Until now, I guess! Record rips though.

[rastronomicals]

12:34 PM EST December 9, 2024:

Locrian - "The Columnless Arcade" From the album Territories (March 2010)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm