#so normal about this album

[linka-r9-vysocina]

finnish music, someone??

hey everyone

could you do me a favour and listen to Olisinpa täällä by the band Saimaa

it's probably the best album i have ever heard (and it should be listened to as a full album)

go give it a listen

i am begging you

it's perfect

it's a mix of rock and rap and sometimes the perform it live with an orchestra and-

-and i am so normal about it

here is a link to the album on YT

and for those interested in a live version witch an orchestra, you can find it here:

i need more people who will be very normal about this with me

[oranglesswrld]

happy six years to night shift do the songs feel like covers yet?

happy five years to night shift do the songs feel like covers yet?

[burning-thistle]

[whydoihavetoart]

all doomed to be pigs anyways

[kyri45]

I fucking knew I heard that song somewhere

Song is "Next Up Forever" by AJR

[personal-worst]

my love is mine, all mine I love, mine, mine, mine nothing in the world belongs to me but my love, mine, all mine nothing in the world is mine for free but my love, mine, all mine, all mine

[valeriapryanikova]

[lil-lemon-snails]

"I can't ignore what's under dancefloor boards, The rhythm of my heart a dead-as-disco beat, But I still move my feet, to slip out of this groove, I'm free" ~ 2econd 2ight 2eer, Will Wood, The Normal Album

I have been plagued with visions of LDR Sun every time I listen to this song and I NEEDED to get this out of my system @spadillelicious when do we get to smooch the boy pLEASE

v textless version and close ups under cut!! v

[birdperselias]

working on something soooo diabolical n twisted rn

unknown/nth by hozier x birdrick save me

[arthur-lesters-spinal-cord]

…well its better than the alternative

[kindahoping4forever]

Luke interviewed at the Billboard Golden Globes After Party via Billboard and ET

[saccharisu-draws]

SMILE! :D THE EXPERIENCE ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[art--harridan]

[Image description: A digital drawing of Billy Whitney from the film Society. He is the focus of the piece, shown from the shoulders-up. He is looking to the side with a paranoid and scared expression on his face. Sweat is streaming off of him, plastering his hair to his forehead. It is highlighted with an uncannily bright white. This same white is used to colour the kitchen knife he is clutching in his hands, pulling it close to his chest. Above him, there's a close-up drawing of an sickly green apple with a bite taken out of it. The hole left behind is teeming with worms and maggots, dark red in colour. Below the apple, the phrase "all my fears are real" is written. To his other side, there's three panels which show different scenes of fleshy uncertainty. They share the same colours, deep reds and unappealing greens and browns. The only truly clear panel is the first one, which seems to show a face twisted in agony. The lineart is scratchy and unpolished, and a deep brown. There's a lot of stark shadows. The background is a gradient, with a light pink at the bottom and white at the top.]

Inktober - Day 2 (Discover)

Film - Society (Brian Yuzna, 1989)

[toiletpotato]

Hinton Battle was the original Scarecrow in The Wiz, Mabel King was the original Evillene* (in both the stage show AND the movie), and Tasha Thomas was the original Aunt Em.

*Evillene is the name of the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wiz, so this is a picture of two Wicked Witches of the West meeting (!!!!!!!!!)

BONUS:

[sporadicallynightmarishbees]

Here's to all the people who will be the man their father never was, and also all the people who are more than what their mum told them.

[saturday-byte]

I really like. This detail of the MV