#musicians wanted

[wormpy]

hey u!! are u a musician??? do u like foodfight (REQUIRED /j)???? then go check out my bf's project on ccc!!!!

[lazylittledragon]

what if i broke all the bones in your legs actually

[ionomycin]

Forest Guardians

[sawaisanna]

Wanted (2008) dir. Timur Bekmambetov Mamushi - Megan Thee Stallion (2024) dir. Kevin "Onda" Leyva

[eroticlamb]

David Bowie photographed for "Heroes", 1977 ♡ Photographed by Masayoshi Sukita

[ranticore]

placeholder guy and his indistinct mandolin(?)

[ide4m4chine]

streamer au antics

[danandfuckingjonlmao]

do you ever think about how we have phannies in every field? like we have doctors and baristas and mental health therapists and geologists and audiologists and engineers and neuroscientists and authors and social media consultants and activists and child care workers and museum managers and teachers and biologists and emts and linguists and accessibility coaches and sign language interpreters and artists and musicians and editors and actors and chefs and fucking EVERYTHING. not to mention the specific knowledge bases and hobbies we have outside of our professions—coding, linguistic and cultural diversity, artistic creativity, political/social awareness, passion for justice, research, make up and hair and fashion design, media literacy, philosophy, all of our special interests/hyperfixations, etc. we could run a successful commune no problem at all. we’re so smart and talented and resourceful and powerful.

the phandom is rooted in a past of being infamously shitty, and i do see yall slipping back into old habits sometimes (mostly on twitter but sometimes here and you know it <3) but it’s pretty fucking cool how capable this community is and our ability to unify. anyway phanmune when.

(if you want, leave your knowledge base/skills in the tags or replies. can be profession, hobby, major/program of study, what you study in your free time, what you want to learn about, what you’re interested, all of the above, anything)

[dubiousculturalartifact]

Not infrequently when a famous creative person gets exposed as a bigot, abuser, etc, there's the inevitable comments of 'can we all finally admit their work sucked?'

Which leads to immediate backlash, claiming that anyone saying this is a smug, sanctimonious asshole, disingenuously shitting on the incredible creative output of [Person X] in order to falsely claim a moral high ground, or make themselves feel better, or make some grand statement about how moral purity and creative talent are inseparable....

And sure, “[Person X] is an dickhead, ergo their work must suck” doesn't add a lot to the conversation, maybe. But I suspect that pretty often what’s actually being said there is something a lot closer to “Yes, they were famous and beloved, but not everyone may have loved their work, and claiming otherwise is giving their legacy more than its due, at the exact time when they deserve less praise, not more. Their work had flaws (whether merely aesthetic, or ones that pointed towards the same attitudes that fuelled their real life behaviour) that I never felt safe talking about due to their fame & the fandom/cult of personality around them. I’m frustrated by how they were shielded from ANY criticism, no matter how small, prior to this. Allow me to vent that for a second.”.

When we put creatives on such a pedestal that people will send death threats based on someone criticizing them on like, their writing of a specific character, or their grammar, or something… Exactly how safe an environment do you think that creates, for anyone who might need to speak up against them, about something more serious?

[majorlb]

Monty plays the flute and has had a crush on Edwin since he started playing for the same orchestra.

One day he's finally brave enough to ask Edwin what he's doing on Saturday.

"Oh, I'm going to listen to this band play at the Ground Level"

"The.. ground level? I've never heard of it."

"Ah, yes, it's this music club created by this woman named Jenny Green. Apparently she's a butcher? But she was tired of bad sounds and terrible beer so she started her own place in one of the warehouses behind her shop. Charles introduced me to her, she's odd but friendly..."

The elusive Charles. Montys never met him, but he's heard bits and pieces about Edwins "new friend". Jealousy be thy name. He doesn't really pay attention when Edwin talks about Charles

"Would you like to come as well?"

"Huh?"

"The tickets are rather cheap and I think still available. I mostly sit at the bar when Charles play these smaller venues, less in the way you see. But he comes and gets me as soon as he's done and then he and I are going out for dinner for our anniversary-"

Edwin asked him out ! How fitting that their first date would be listening to live music together.

"I'd love to come!"

"Oh well, I'll send you the link to buy a ticket then" okay a little cheap, but Montys not complaining.

Their first date!

At a dark, loud and scary metal show. Edwin enjoys this?!

The singer makes his way over to the bar when they're done playing. Monty turns to ask Edwin if this is a regular thing for him, but Edwin has already hopped off the barstool and is meeting the singer halfway through the crowd. Are they kissing ?! WHAT

[mrstellmeafuckingsecret]

rockstar lily evans

[femninedelusions]

Julien Baker being THE rockstar boyfriend of all time

[jentlemahae]

MARK LEE FOR ELLE KOREA APRIL 24 WITH PLR

[givemedamage]

screaming ab their boss

[generalmusicmadness]

from iii's instagram story

[newtsnaturethings]

@vashmerylweek24 day 1 - Earring Exchange/Band AU

they give each other their earrings before a show for good luck :)