#this was a transcendant listening experience

[dedicatedsideme]

Listening to: And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow by Weyes Blood

[lackadaisicallizard]

Someone please make a Black brothers edit to the House of the Rising Sun.

“Oh mother, tell your children. Not to do what I have done. Spend your lives in sin and misery. In the house of The Rising Sun”

I mean come on….

[athetos]

Just found out the transfem singer/writer of the Avant garde black metal band I’ve become completely in awe of is the granddaughter of a billionaire oil tycoon?? And half of her family are ceos and founders of sports leagues and teams??? I would not have predicted that in a hundred years.

(The band is Liturgy btw please listen to them)

[newdayslinguine]

So sorry for hating on good music for so long… i see the errors of my ways

[queerasian]

succession is simultaneously a:

shakespearean tragedy

postmodern tragicomedy

drama about dysfunctional families and cycles of abuse/trauma

comedy about the absurdity of the ultra wealthy

surreal circus of repressed queerness

political critique of the toxicity of late-stage capitalism

trying to pinpoint exactly what kind of show it is feels impossible, and that's what makes it good – you can rewatch it and experience it from a different lens each and every time and i love it for that

[kerosene-saint]

ough I wanna listen to saviors but I also really wanna wait until my cassette gets here so I can experience it in a cool cassette lover way

[somequicknewmusic]

There’s nothing quite like that feeling of listening to an album for the first time and knowing immediately that it will become embedded into your very being. Not yet fully seeing how it will be the soundtrack for your mornings and afternoons and evenings, but anticipating the inevitable and familiar ways it will envelop and intertwine with your quotidian life, like all of your favorites have. The way you understand, because it’s happened before, that soon you will know every word, every note, every breath, every inflection, as if it’s always been a part of you. That first time it’s fresh and vibrant and new, but you already know that soon it will be familiar and comforting — even, eventually, nostalgic. You already know that you’ll be singing along on some random Tuesday while doing the dishes, or dancing around to its familiar rhythms in your living room six months from now. Even from the very first time you press play and sit in grinning, wide-eyed thrill, or listen quietly, letting the lyrics wash over you, you know that this album, this art, this declaration from one soul, seemingly meant specifically for yours, is already carving out its place in your heart, as if it’s always had a place there.

[neims-skeleton-obsession]

desperately need someone to introduce mitski to skug. no i will not be elaborating.

[getsemantic]

Hey guys if you’re gonna get into classical hedonism just know you have to actually chase experiences It’s not just gonna Happen to you (learned this the hard way)

[syn4k]

SO TELL ME IS IT NORMAL TO MAKE YOU LOSE YOUR MIND I WONT ANNOUNCE MY DESCENT BUT HOLY FUCK THERE WILL BE SIGNS

[helimir]

can’t go to work today got my brain exploded by midst

[graveyardmouth]

has anyone heard this

[warpednyliummybeloved]

think i just had the most romanticised breakfast ever. peach juice and a literal whole pomegranate and i was listening to hozier. it looked like fucking murder when i was done

[madame-mongoose]

I think if I was a song I'd be On Melancholy Hill by Gorillaz

[priestfrommidnightmass]

after listening to only one artist for over a month listening to another album is fucking. magical dude