#Micachu

[yourdailyqueer]

Mica Levi (Micachu)

Gender: Non-Binary (they/them)

Sexuality: Queer

DOB: 28 February 1987

Ethnicity: White - English

Occupation: Singer, songwriter, musician, music producer, composer

#Mica Levi #Micachu #enby #nb #lgbtq #non binary #queer #1987 #white #english #singer #songwriter #musician #music producer #composer #popular #popular post

[30000songs]

#748 - Colourgrade - Tirzah

I feel even more out of touch.

37/100

#tirzah #colourgrade #pop #mica levi #micachu #37/100 #deleted #2021

[pettybourgeoiz]

#music discovery #music #spotify link #spotify #music artists #babyfather #micachu #song #God Hour #genres #deconstructed club #escape room #fluxwork #underground hip hop #uk alternative pop #Bourgeoiz Music Discovery #MORE MUSIC ON MY BLOG #from me

[3333333mily]

#micachu

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#mica levi #micachu & the shapes

[plattenabendonline]

Micachu & The Shapes - Golden Phone (2019)

Christoph

#micachu & the shapes #Vimeo

[trifoliate-undergrowth]

Soldier soldier put guns away You're still a bird and I'm still a prey

...

You can't eat me, I'm still not dead You can't beat greed, it's confident

#fandom adjacent vibes #also just a good song #vulture #micachu and the shapes #another from the conservation corps trail crew playlist #video #link #Youtube

[teamkrissy]

#sorry i share this song like once every 3 years #i think its neat #micachu and the shapes #golden phone #rough trade #Youtube

[seymourmusicclub]

#micachu&the shapes #vulture #2009 #de nada

[emmalovesdilemmas]

On Repeat, On Shuffle

(your first 10 songs on your On Repeat playlist when shuffled) thanks for the tag @academicdisasterfic !✨✨✨

Piazza, New York Catcher by Belle and Sebastian

Origin of Love by Stephen Trask (from Hedwig)

California by Chappell Roan

Sinner by The Last Dinner Party

A House in Nebraska by Ethel Cain

Title and Registration by Death Cab for Cutie

Strange Hellos by Torres

Turn Me Well by Micachu & The Shapes

Bloody Future by Kilo Kish

I Am Not a Robot by Marina

tagging @babooshkart @celestialbee @saintgarbanzo @littlewillowcabins @tackytigerfic @bundledenthusiasm @wolfpants and anyone else if they’d like to!

#tag game

[eightloukref]

Micachu - Feeling Romantic Feeling Tropical Feeling Ill

#youtube

[funnywizard3000]

tagged by @mxsovereign to write my url in songs!! F - Foggy Burial Invocation by Weeping Coffin - F​.​B​.​I

U - Ultraviolet Angels Descend on Iceland - Autoglass N - No Longer Human - Baphomorph N - Narrow Hallways - Castevet Y - YOU ARE LIKE A FUCKING BABY TO ME - Kaho Matsui W - Weathervaning - Old Saw I - Interlude - Modulogeek Z - Zero the Hero - Black Sabbath A - Arizona Analyzer - HAT R - RADIATION - GOSH D - Do You Remember? (Moose) - Theater of Magic 3 - fuck it i cant find a 3 song. dracula flow 3 0 - 04 Eat Your Heart - Micachu (i am not doing three 0s im not torturing myself like that)

tagging @jammerjenny @exchangeyourexperience @twobat @versleon @starscweam @feedonmyflesh @wirebrother @mundanesalad @ouja @bubblo AND ANYONE ELSE WHO WANTS TO DO THIS TOO!!

#IT WAS SO FUCKING HARD TO FIND A SONG FOR Z I HAD TO CHEAP OUT AND GO WITH A FUCKING BLACK SABBATH SONG

[dustedmagazine]

Listed: Violin Sect

Photo credit: Steve Jinks

Formed in 1980 and disbanded in 1981, the obscure Welsh post-punk band Violin Sect left behind just one seven-inch, “Highdays and Holidays/Rivals,” documenting their brief existence. In fact, they’ve flown so low on the radar since then that they were even overlooked for the Messthetics compilations, the CD series that brought the sounds of the many forgotten and amusingly-named UK DIY bands of their time and ilk to a (relatively) wider audience. This started to change in 2019, however, when Sect bassist Steve Walker posted a couple of previously unreleased songs that he’d dug up to Soundcloud, where Minimum Stacks label head Joe Piccirillo heard them as his label was just getting off the ground. Fast forward to 2023 and we have the Vile Insect 12-inch, featuring all four songs from the band’s short life transferred from the original ¼" tapes. The result, to Andrew Forrell of Dusted’s ears, is a mix of “dubby rhythms, scratchy post-punk guitar, whimsy and skepticism,” able to stand with Scritti Politti’s “Skank Bloc Bologna” and Swell Maps “Read About Seymour.” And thanks to this release, it’s finally in a position to reach the audience it deserves.

Although Walker’s bandmates — Steve Jinks (guitar), Phil Rimmell (drums) and Hywel Pontin (percussion and backing vocals) — were unavailable to take part, Walker has assembled a list of some of his favorite music, art and literature from his 67 years on earth for Dusted. “A snapshot within a snapshot,” if you will.

The Raincoats

I was lucky enough to catch a London gig by the Raincoats in 1979 around the time they released their first single. This year Gina Birch (bass/vocals), also 67, has released her first solo album, I Play My Bass Loud, and it’s been worth the wait. Here’s an early one from the first Raincoats LP, though.

Mica Levi — “Lips”

I got the same sort of excitement when I first heard Mica Levi, together with their bandmates in Micachu and the Shapes. Their work has continued to grow and encompasses other genres such as film soundtracks (e.g., Jackie).

Sufjan Stevens — “Video Game”

I first became aware of Sufjan Stevens with the release of Illinois and caught him at the end of his UK tour promoting it at King’s College London with a pared-down (although still with those wondrous wings) extra gig. In later years he was in Bristol on the Carrie & Lowell tour. Sublime. Here’s a later track with fabulous dancing.

Saul Leiter — In No Great Hurry: 13 Lessons in Life

I’ve spent a lifetime as a specialist nurse supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities to maintain and develop their independence together with practicing as a part time psychotherapist for the general public, within the UK’s National Health Service. During this time, I’ve drawn, painted, made music but mainly taken photos (since I was a kid with a darkroom). Maybe there’ll be an exhibition of my own one day but, like Saul Leiter, I’m used to “postponing things and seeing no reason to be in a rush.” For me, his exhibitions and photobooks have a magical quality that validate and inspire all at the same time.

Ivor Cutler

Ivor Cutler always had my heart but here’s an epic that didn’t feature on his own albums.

Angeline Morrison — The Sorrow Songs: Folk Songs of Black British Experience

In 2022 Angeline Morrison released an astonishing album… I’m afraid that I can’t stop myself recommending it to people! If you get a chance…

Paul Wright — Arcadia

Arcadia is a short film that explores Britain’s relationship with the earth, its secret pasts, hidden histories and collective amnesia using old film and TV footage in an exhilarating fashion.

Wet Leg — “Chaise Longue,” live at the BRIT Awards, 2023

A performance from the here and now, incorporating the past with the present in a truly WTF moment at the Brits!

Gretchen Gerzina — Black England

Books… so many books! So, here’s what I’m currently reading.

Anthony Gormley — Another Place

Finally… if ever in Liverpool, visit Crosby Beach and experience Antony Gormley’s sculpture. It consists of 100 cast iron figures facing towards the sea, (gradually becoming encrusted with barnacles, etc.) all modeled on Gormley’s own naked body.

#dusted magazine #listed #violin sect #steve walker #the raincoats #mica levi #Sufjan Stevens #saul leiter #ivor cutler #angeline morrison #paul wright #wet leg #gretchen gerzina #anthony gormley

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#micachu & the shapes #mica levi

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#music #mount kimbie #rlly digging this one lately #SoundCloud

[terrible-endless-playlist]

#Spotify