#we are magonia

[toxic-spike-plumeria]

If I had a gym theme, this would be it

[sapphiretitan]

Data Ghost

Beat the Monday blues with a motivating song to get you through the rest of the day, maybe even the rest of the week. Today’s music is “Data Ghost” by Extra Terra x We Are Magonia

Beat the Monday blues with a motivating song to get you through the rest of the day, maybe even the rest of the week. Today’s music is “Data Ghost” by Extra Terra x We Are Magonia. Data Ghost (Single) by Extra Terra & We Are Magonia This isn’t the first Monday Music to feature Extra Terra or We Are Magonia. If you want to listen to their previous entries then click the respective links on their…

[djohnhopper]

TUESDAY LUNCHTIME VIBE:

We Are Magonia - Sheitan

[skeletonmob]

On a similar note, here's one of my favorite albums. From some dudes in France this time.

Bandcamp

[lawrichai]

Listen/purchase: Psychosis by We Are Magonia

[robinsnest2111]

nothing like some We Are Magonia to get myself hyped up for a long and slow day at work 👍

[icedb1ackcoffee]

Corrupted by Design | Fic Playlist | Feyd-Rautha x Reader

Behemoth (Remix) by Perturbator and Gost | Terror by We Are Magonia | Like Meat (Spoiled) by ESA | The Destroyer by Garçons | UNHOLY by Dxrk ダーク, Kordhell | Smells Blood by Kensuke Ushio | Trapped by SIERRA | Hunt by Noizinski | Night of the Wolf by Nox Arcana | Cupio Dissolvi by Qual | Upgrade by OFFL1NX | Black Sun by Toshiyuki Hiraoka | Unbroken by SIERRA | White Poison by Unholy | Obsession by Gesaffelstein | Parallel by OVERWERK, Pilotpriest | Viol by Gesaffelstein | Never Right by SIERRA | Inside Out by God Module | Reign in Hell by Gost | Spires by CABLE | Corrupted by Design by Perturbator

Corrupted by Design (Rated E)

[futa69]

Even though it has never really been directly mentioned or referenced, elements of the ancient astronaut theory have influenced our popular culture for a hundred years. Practically, everything from books, movies, television shows and video games. Since we will never be able to definitely prove it here on Earth and we're also on the verge of going back to the moon, establishing colonies on Mars, mining the asteroid belt and exploring deep space, we might actually find physical evidence of advanced civilizations that existed for over thousands of years ago out there in the galaxy. Whether we like it or not, all of this is going to happen eventually. So, we should definitely have this conversation right now. The future of the human race may very well depend on this discovery.

▪︎Edison's Conquest of Mars (1898)

▪︎The Call of Cthulhu (1926)

▪︎Analog Science Fiction and Fact (1930)

▪︎At the Mountains of Madness (1931)

▪︎Childhood's End (1953)

▪︎Forbidden Planet (1956)

▪︎Quartermass and the Pit (1958)

▪︎The Twilight Zone (1959)

▪︎The Sirens of Titan (1959)

▪︎The Flintstones (1960)

▪︎Doctor Who (1963)

▪︎Hercules Against the Moon Men (1964)

▪︎Known Space (1964)

▪︎Star Trek (1966)

▪︎2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

▪︎Chariots of the Gods (1968)

▪︎The Bible & Flying Saucers (1968)

▪︎Passport to Magonia (1969)

▪︎Horror Express (1972)

▪︎Rendezvous with Rama (1973)

▪︎Land of the Lost (1974)

▪︎The Spaceships of Ezekiel (1974)

▪︎The Outer Space Connection (1975)

▪︎Space: 1999 (1975)

▪︎The Sirius Mystery (1976)

▪︎The Earth Chronicles (1976)

▪︎Star Wars (1977)

▪︎Mysteries of the Gods (1977)

▪︎Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)

▪︎The Manna Machine (1978)

▪︎Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)

▪︎Battlestar Galactica (1978)

▪︎Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1978)

▪︎Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979)

▪︎Alien (1979)

▪︎Hangar 18 (1980)

▪︎Valis (1981)

▪︎The Thing (1982)

▪︎Xevious (1982)

▪︎Super Dimension Fortress Macross (1982)

▪︎The Transformers (1984)

▪︎Cocoon (1985)

▪︎Bio Booster Armor Guyver (1985)

▪︎The Legend of Zelda (1986)

▪︎Predator (1987)

▪︎Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988)

▪︎Red Dwarf (1988)

▪︎The Gods of Eden (1989)

▪︎Moontrap (1989)

▪︎Spriggan (1989)

▪︎Total Recall (1990)

▪︎Babylon 5 (1993)

▪︎The X-Files (1993)

▪︎Stargate (1994)

▪︎Neon Genesis Evangelion (1994)

▪︎Fingerprints of the Gods (1995)

▪︎Encounter with Tiber (1996)

▪︎Final Fantasy (1997)

▪︎Earth: Final Conflict (1997)

▪︎The Fifth Element (1997)

▪︎Space Island One (1998)

▪︎Naked Pictures of Famous People (1998)

▪︎The Giza Power Plant (1998)

▪︎Heritage Trilogy (1998)

▪︎Dilbert (1999)

▪︎Futurama (1999)

▪︎Star Ancestors (2000)

▪︎Mission to Mars (2000)

▪︎Halo (2001)

▪︎Ice Age (2002)

▪︎Alien vs. Predator (2004)

▪︎The Cygnus Mystery (2006)

▪︎The Orion Zone (2007)

▪︎Mass Effect (2007)

▪︎Assassin's Creed (2007)

▪︎Outlander (2008)

▪︎Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)

▪︎Marvel Cinematic Universe (2008)

▪︎Spore (2008)

▪︎Knowing (2009)

▪︎The Fourth Kind (2009)

▪︎Ancient Aliens (2009)

▪︎Borderlands (2009)

▪︎The Great Airship of 1897 (2010)

▪︎Dark Void (2010)

▪︎The Ancient Alien Question (2011)

▪︎Life And Death On Mars (2011)

▪︎Cowboys and Aliens (2011)

▪︎Battle: Los Angeles (2011)

▪︎Paul (2011)

▪︎John Carter (2012)

▪︎Prometheus (2012)

▪︎Iron Sky (2012)

▪︎Man of Steel (2013)

▪︎Jupiter Ascending (2015)

▪︎The Great Wall (2016)

▪︎Life (2017)

▪︎Beyond the Sky (2018)

▪︎Resident Alien (2021)

▪︎Moonfall (2022)

▪︎Prey (2022)

▪︎65 (2023)

[haveyouheardthisband]

[crush3d-dr3ams]

Last Spring <\3

[bugbearsandbookends]

Aliens Are Just Faeries With Better PR

Encounters with extraterrestrials, goblins, demons, ghosts, spirits, and otherworldly beings have always been part of the human experience.

As modern people, we separate old fairy tales from contemporary stories of extraterrestrial encounters. Even if we don’t believe the latter, most of us concede that aliens could visit us. But if someone claimed to have been abducted by faeries? Well, that’s a harder sell...

But what if aliens and faeries are just different names for the same thing? Side by side, the patterns are hard to ignore—mysterious lights and sounds, strange, inexplicable behavior, human abductions, and missing time.

Folklorists call these recurring themes motifs. Identifying them is easy. Explaining why they persist and what it all means is a much bigger question. One thing is clear, though: people turn to the stories they already know to make sense of the inexplicable.

This idea sits at the heart of two fascinating books on my shelves—one nonfiction, the other a novella: Jacques Vallee’s "Passport to Magonia" (1969) and Poul Anderson’s "The Queen of Air and Darkness" (1971).

In "Passport to Magonia," Vallee traces supernatural encounters across centuries and asks whether elves, angels, and aliens might be different masks for the same phenomenon. He speculates these beings aren’t from another planet but a parallel dimension—one that allows them to sidestep time and space.

In "The Queen of Air and Darkness," Anderson explores a similar idea through science fiction. Human colonists settle on what seems to be an uninhabited world, only to discover an intelligent native species that disguises itself as faeries, manipulating perception to maintain the illusion.

Both Anderson and Vallee demonstrate that myth and perception are deeply intertwined. Their works explore how we struggle to explain the mysterious and how those explanations evolve over time. But these ideas aren’t just relics of old stories or speculative fiction—just look at how UAPs are still making headlines today.

[cozycoffeereads]

Books with Disability Representation

Unseelie by Ivelisse Housman: Autism, YA fantasy

You’re Welcome, Universe by Whitney Gardner: Deaf, YA contemporary fiction

Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao: chronic pain, difficulty walking, YA fantasy

Song for a Whale by Lynne Kelly: deaf, middle grade contemporary fiction

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo: has a limp, uses cane. Author is also disabled. YA fantasy

Magonia by Maria Dahvana Headly: lung disease, YA fantasy

Marcelo In The Real World by Francisco X. Stork: Autism, YA contemporary fiction

Haben: The Deafblind Woman Who Conquered Harvard Law by Haben Girma: Deafblind, nonfiction

Get A Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert: chronic pain, romance

All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr: blind, historical fiction

True Biz by Sara Nović: Deaf, fiction, lgbtqia+

One Two Three by Laurie Frankel: autism, wheelchair user using communication device. Contemporary fiction.

So Lucky by Nicola Griffith: multiple sclerosis. Author also has MS. Fiction, lgbtqia+.

Borderline by Mishell Baker: amputated legs, borderline personality. Fantasy.

[charliemonroe]

We Are Magonia - Psychosis (Darksynth / Horrorsynth)