#*bestof2022

[mbari-blog]

Hold onto your shorts, deep-sea squad! It’s everyone’s favorite time of the year—the MBARI best of 2022 is live!⁠

From shark fly-bys and googly-eyed squid to toothy-grinned fishes and corals the size of trees, MBARI’s remotely operated vehicles encountered many spellbinding scenes in the deep this year. These mesmerizing moments bring the diversity of life in the deep sea through our screens into our hearts. As we continue to explore the largest—and least known habitat—on our planet, we promise to share our discoveries with you. Head over to our YouTube channel to see the full video.

#MBARI #DeepSea #Science #Ocean #SeaLife #BestOf2022

[mooninagust]

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#bystay #skz #skzedit #stay kids #staycompany #maleidolsnet #malegroupsnet #kpopcc #kpopco #kpopccc #userfairy #usersa #usersun #userbeepls #ninisdarlings #userlau #bestof2022

[thekyterion]

TOP 10 FILMS OF 2022

In a year full of huge blockbusters, record-breaking indies and a sequel for just about every movie ever made, here are my top 10 films of 2022.

“Aftersun” (dir. Charlotte Wells): An incredibly personal, poignant and heartbreaking directorial debut with performances for the ages from Frankie Corio and Paul Mescal. Following a father and daughter on holiday, the film’s editing and sound design also stand out in this 96 minute emotional masterwork. I’d type more but I’d start crying. Seriously.

“Babylon” (dir. Damien Chazelle): A three hour spectacle of filmmaking and the perils of transitioning through one’s career as the environment around you shifts uncontrollably. Chazelle goes back to his “Whiplash” roots, with tension dialed up to 10 for most of the film, especially the final hour. Diego Calva leads the film perfectly, Margot Robbie gives one of the best performances of the year, and the entire supporting cast (especially Jovan Adepo) are phenomenal. Brilliant crafts and one of my favorite endings in recent memory. Definitely worth the big-screen experience.

“The Banshees of Inisherin” (dir. Martin McDonough): The perfect encapsulation of the deterioration of a friendship that should not go to the levels it does. The entire cast is superb, with all four stars (Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson, Kerry Condon, and Barry Keoghan) deserving of awards recognition and will likely be huge threats in their respective acting categories. It’s a gorgeous film that is absolutely hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time, with a thesis that leaves you questioning everything but also never once lets you pick sides in the central battle. And it only gets better and funnier on each rewatch.

“EO” (dir. Jerry Skolimowski): One of the most immersive cinematic experiences I have ever had. The film, Poland’s submission for Best International Feature, places you directly in the eyes of a donkey named EO as he ventures across Europe and the many types of people and perils the world requires you to face, should you be brave enough to venture outside into them. Despite never saying a word, the film uses its breathtaking cinematography and sensory-inducing editing to allow you to understand everything EO does on an incredibly emotional level unlike anything I have ever witnessed.

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” (dirs. Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert): The best and most original film I’ve seen in years. I’ve spoken so much about my absolute love for this film. I saw it 8 times in theaters in 2022, including one screening in IMAX at the TCL Chinese Theatre (which was life-altering). The multiverse masterpiece follows Michelle Yeoh playing a woman who just wants to do her taxes, but finds herself trapped in an inter-dimensional war that affects her current universe all too much. Stephanie Hsu and Ke Huy Quan deserve Oscars for the heart and soul they are able to bring to the film, and Yeoh is my pick for Best Actress, brilliantly balancing every version of her character within a film that changes genres so quickly and dramatically. A brilliant feat of filmmaking.

“Living” (dir. Oliver Hermanus): Based on the 1952 Akira Kurosawa film “Ikiru”, “Living” centers on a man (Bill Nighy) who is coming to terms with his impending death and understanding what it means to be alive and live. Nighy is brilliant and leads the film with impeccably perfect acting, and the film ponders and allows for many questions about life. It’s simply beautiful and never goes where you think, despite being given a road map at the start of the film. If I left the film with anything, it’s that what we choose to do with the time we have matters.

“Marcel the Shell with Shoes On” (dir. Dean Fleischer-Camp): A feature length film based on the YouTube short films, Fleischer-Camp returns to the world of Marcel with star Jenny Slate back as the voice of the a tiny shell you will instantly fall in love with. It’s a stop-motion animation marvel that is able to beautifully combine genres together and never once feels like the bit is going on too long. You’ll want to stay with Marcel for a very long time, and he, once you see the film, will stay with you.

“Nope” (dir. Jordan Peele): Yep. Peele leads Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Steven Yeun and Brandon Perea, among others, in this beautifully complex and terrifying thriller that never once goes where you think it will. Peele gives all the puzzle pieces to us in the first watch, but repeated viewings continue to make the puzzle more complete. With some of the best crafts and scenes of the year, especially the score, “Nope” proves that Jordan Peele isn’t running out of brilliant ideas anytime soon.

“TÁR” (dir. Todd Field): Cate Blanchette is terrifying and brilliant as Lydia Tár, a conductor preparing for one of the biggest career achievements of her life while also dealing with the consequences of her previous actions. The film asks some incredibly difficult questions and, even with a daunting 158 minute runtime, doesn’t leave anything unanswered. The film at times feels like a horror film, and is incredibly tense and filled with flashes and visions of the past. Repeated viewings will reward with hidden ghosts and a greater understanding of Todd Field’s vision as a writer and Blanchette’s performance, both of which cannot be praised highly enough and will be huge and deserved contenders during awards season.

“Women Talking” (dir. Sarah Polley): The ensemble of the year, the film follows a group of Mennonite women who are discussing the best course of action to take after an incredibly dark discovery. Polley bakes in the questions of what it means to have a voice and how it can be silenced without realization. The entire cast is absolutely astounding (Claire Foy, in particular, gives a stellar performance), and the score and cinematography are simply stunning. It’s a film that asks hard questions and deals with even harder subject matters, but still remains hopeful even in the darkest of moments.

Score: “정훈희” (Jeong Hun Hi or Jeong Hoon-hee) (안개(Fog) 1967)” from “Decision to Leave” (dir. Park Chan-wook)

#film #thekyterion #EEAAO #women talking #Babylon #Aftersun #banshees of inisherin #living #marcel the shell with shoes on #nope #Jordan Peele #TÁR #EO #2022 #bestof2022 #2022film

[tinyirnfistforever]

2022 Tumblr Top 10

1. 469 notes - Jan 13 2022

Knock Out and Breakdown hug.

2. 351 notes - Apr 20 2022

It was 4/20 and Skold was doing anime poses.

3. 340 notes - Mar 27 2022

Frosteratu is sassy as heck.

4. 231 notes - Nov 11 2022

Transformers EarthSpark Spoiler If Optimus Prime can apologize and use the correct pronouns, you can too.

Series writer Mae Catt reblogged my post.

5. 134 notes - Mar 23 2022

It was a gallery of profiles for the main characters.

6. 104 notes - Mar 30 2022

Bonz-Eye and Lady Macaron are possibly lesbians.

7. 76 notes - Mar 20 2022

Frosferatu has the best facial expressions.

8. 75 notes - Mar 17 2022

That one time I pointed out Jellystone! made a reference to the slash pairing between Zorak and Brak. Brak is coming back in season 3.

9. 62 notes - Jul 18 2022

Humanity has finally found a way to communicate with crabs, we realize they're smarter than us. Now that they know we know, what...

That one time I responded to a thing Tumblr sent me and people liked it.

10. 53 notes - Apr 13 2022

I made a joke about Him and the Red Guy doing a three-way with Black Hat.

Created by TumblrTop10

#tumblrtop10 #bestof2022 #transformers #idw2 #knock out #breakdown #botbots #frostferatu #kikmee #bonz-eye #lady macaron #dimlit #clogstopper #Sprinkleberry D'uhnut #maccadam #jellystone! #brak #zorak #space ghost #villainous #the red guy #him #black hat

[screamingforyears]

BEST OF ’22: ALBUMS_of_the_YEAR…

ANIMAL COLLECTIVE returned this year w/ ‘TIME SKIFFS,’ one of their finest offerings to date & it found the long running & geographically scattered outfit being all presently accounted for while reestablishing their position as they once again found that sweet spot between abstract maximalism & sunny PsychPop.

‘YOU SLEEP WHILE THEY WATCH’ was the phenomenal & long gestated debut album from BRADY & it found the Chicago-based quartet bringing their “perfect blend of hick shit, innuendo, & a sad story” mantra across 8 tracks of slow_coring, richly detailed & post_grunging Sabbath-for-the-basement-set DoomRawk.

‘POMPEII’ found CATE LE BON bringing her finest offering to date as the Welsh artist channeled all the eccentric greats of yore from Bowie to Kate Bush while sounding wholly her own & did so by flexing a perkily ethereal & dialed-in focus across 9 tracks of fully realized, warmly textured & aesthetically fluent ArtPop.

Looking for that quintessential 2022 album, a set of songs that nailed the status quo while filling you with that unbearable dread… Well look no further than CHAT PILE’s latest LP titled ‘GOD’S COUNTRY’ because that shit was filled to the brim w/ an unending void which is soundtracked by a wholly on-brand & OKC-addled mix of sludge, noise, doom, punk, noise & 90s AltRawk.

CLOAKROOM returned w/ their finest album to date w/ the spaciously lush ‘DISSOLUTION WAVE’ & it found the Northwest Indiana-based trio reaching their optimal peak by finding THEE balance, one that bridged many_a_doomed genre tags under once perfectly gloomed umbrella as they fit comfortably alongside such luminaries as HUM/Failure & amongst their Nu_Gazing peers.

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#music #album #bestof2022 #animalcollective #brady #catelebon #chatpile #cloakroom #rock #indierock #indie #goth #gothic #postpunk #sludge #Artpop #dreampop #electronicmusic #altrock #Shoegaze #alternativemusic #alternativerock #rockmusic #indiemusic #punk #Aesthetic #musicblog #screamingforyears

[longreads]

Today, we’re featuring a list of five personal essays published in 2022 that captured our editors’ hearts, including poignant reads on friendship, loss, war, endings, and metaphors. Don’t miss these masterpieces:

1. “Jonathan Tjarks was 34 years old when he died of cancer just a few short months after this essay was published. He’d done what he could to fight, and he’d done what he could to make sure that the friends he’d made would help his son navigate the world.” Jonathan Tjarks for The Ringer.

2. “If you’ve ever tried to explain how you really feel — mentally or physically — to someone, you’ll appreciate Sand’s thinking.” Annie Sands for Guernica.

3. “We tend to think of personal essays as marathons rather than sprints, feats of the written word that require time, training, and endurance to complete. But sometimes a brilliant essay is a mad dash because it has to be.” Mstyslav Chernov for AP News. 

4. “Instead of relying on catastrophe narratives or thinking of the end as a singular event, Harad considers life as a series of “nested crises,” and explains that “worlds end all the time.” Alyssa Harad for Kenyon Review.

5. “This essay made me think about many things beyond the Queen: community, loss, and loneliness, to name a few. It also made me laugh, which is the splendid thing about Laurie Penny’s writing — she can make you ponder through a chuckle.” Laurie Penny for British GQ. 

#longreads #personal essays #longform #nonfiction #best of #2022 #bestof2022

[marquardphotography]

Round 2 😚: I've met so many wonderful people in 2022. Over the next days I'll post some of my own fav images from 2022. Please keep in mind that my favorites has nothing to do with the efforts and stellar jobs of the cosplayers/models, but we all have our favorites ❤️. You are all breathtaking! 🥰 . #cosplayphotography #cosplay #bestof2022 #favorites #madewithphotoshop #danishcosplayer #cosplayphotographer #cosplay #danishmodel #danishmodels #danishphotographer #cosplayer #2022 #cosplayersofinstagram #cosplayphoto #cosplaying #photoshopmanipulation #photoshop https://www.instagram.com/p/CmyPND1rndc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#cosplayphotography #cosplay #bestof2022 #favorites #madewithphotoshop #danishcosplayer #cosplayphotographer #danishmodel #danishmodels #danishphotographer #cosplayer #2022 #cosplayersofinstagram #cosplayphoto #cosplaying #photoshopmanipulation #photoshop

[rartistik]

Happy New Year ✨ Take care of yourself and each other and lets hope for a peaceful 2023 full of art and love 💖 #newyear #art #artist #beautiful #love #bestof2022 #bestof2022❤️ #Rartistik https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm1J9vOIS1v/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#newyear #art #artist #beautiful #love #bestof2022 #bestof2022❤️ #rartistik

[what2watch2night]

What To Watch Tonight - The 2022 Series Edition

What a year! Some might complain we had more choices (too much?!) than ever but if this means we have the opportunity to watch a wide range of projects representing a diversity of people and genres, who are we to whine about something that does no wrong? Well, I guess this was also the year of FOMO and goodbyes since so many shows ended or got canceled… So we might as well enjoy the abundance of choices of series, miniseries, and other “made-for-TV” while we can as the future might look a little less generous.

So let’s celebrate and reminisce about some of those we liked this past year that brought us unadulterated joy when we needed it, got us SO emotionally invested and EMOTIONAL, pleasantly occupied our time in the background while maybe-doing-some-light-activity;), they were perfect for when we were bored/sick/relaxing/avoiding “extreme weather events” inside, they were here for us when we needed some fun cheering or a change of perspective, taught us a thing a two, and definitely entertained us to the max - and pluses and beyond!

BEST OF THE BEST

*best of 2022 out of around 150 selected shows…

ANDOR

10/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

Well, this is definitely one of those rare flawless shows.

Sure it helps that this was one of this year's STAR WARS series and prequel to *The best* film ROGUE ONE and manage to keep the same unsettling, exhilarating, grounded yet powerful same vibe, and that intensity hitting at the perfect moment.

And of course, it was visual marvel bringing multiple Best episodes of the year(the end of that first Adani blinding bringing us to the sky, the INTENSE final, to the escape from Alcatraz Narkina 5... )

This show excelled in every aspect from banging sound and score (they introduced house music, and a marching band with RE-INVENTED INSTRUMENTS so people could lose losing their minds on Twitter accordingly) We also had as expected incredible special and practical effects, grandiose scenes, and a production design that makes you want to go back to some scene to appreciate all the little details and easter-egg in the background. On top of that, the costumes were probably some of the best ever seen in the series, from the space-chic cocktail dresses to the fashionable impeccable authoritarian uniform, or the creative outfit with wild fabrics and edgy elements, the out-of-this-world yet looking realistic and practical enough that we can just picture ourselves casually wearing them... Enough to say that every single cast member, including extras, was making some serious fashion statement!

ANDOR got it all but obviously the storytelling and direction thanks to CREATOR Tony Gilroy back from ROGUE ONE and all other formidable collaborators and crews, but last but not least the pitch-perfect cast - including the secondary characters - delivered “Oscar-winning” monologues after monologues from the like of Stellan Skarsgård, Genevieve O'Reilly, Fiona Shaw, Andy Serkis... With so many quotable lines combo best deliveries… and timing... “Never more than 12”... 

HOUSE OF DRAGONS

9.5/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

Ah yes, the BIGGEST show of the year that hopefully, everyone watched religiously every year.

This GAME OF THRONE prequel might have outdone itself despite being focused on fewer (non-male) characters, stories, and locations. Yet the feeling of returning to something we all cherished was incomparable. Much virtual ink has been spilled on this one so we do not need to tell you how everyone in the cast deserves laurels for best performance, or how some DRAMATIC scenes (mostly involving swords and/or blood) stayed with us long after the episodes aired, or how the tales transported us to Westorosi lands and made us google way too many nonsenses about GOT “history” or fam-theories and so forth... 

But part of its charm was also undoubtedly the post-watch parties on social media with all the reactions and memes - so many memes - for years to come!

ATLANTA

9.75/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

What a time to be alive indeed! This is what we told ourselves at the end of each episode (scenes!) of this last season of ATLANTA. The show we will definitely miss the most forever.

Sure last season was…A TRIP (to casually racist EUROPE lol!) but each entry of season 4 was wild wild rides unlike anything else out there and switched between styles, genres, and storylines...

But most importantly ATLANTA not only brought us the most incredible episode of the year but maybe the best ever with 'The Goof Who Sat by the Door'!

To talk about it would be to spoil the reason why it is so perfect but let's say every intrigued viewer was bewildered from the first second, jaws dropped to the floor, and we kept asking ourselves "WTF I am watching right now!"

(then probably followed by multiple “Oh Sh!!!!!iiittttt”!)

This was simply the most genuinely hilarious Brilliant and perfectly executed mockumentary or anything we had the pleasure to screen in 2022. So was ATLANTA as a whole.

It was a little touch of magic, fun, nostalgia, and philosophy every week, making us think and rethink various concepts and ourselves and we will now forever wonder if it was all real or a dream, and we are left with memories AND so many questions left unanswered ...

BETTER CALL SAUL

9/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

Another show we had to bid a sad sad farewell to... and this one hurts really bad since it was so bittersweet and many of us “grew up”(at any stage of life!) with those characters for more than 10 years…

This show, although using formulas from its sequel/prequel BREAKING BAD reinvented the wheel and was groundbreaking in its own way, with perfect editing, musical cue, props and costumes, entertaining writing, menacing characters, relatable deeply flawed (murderous/criminal) individuals topped by shenanigans and mindblowing plotting with accompanied montages that will forever be seared in our brain. 

We will miss Saul and all the beautifully executed scams by some of the most oddly bonkerz characters and we will miss the underrated Rhea Seehorn and all the other actors with their tour-de-force performances...

EUPHORIA

8.5/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

Ha yes, it had to be here as not only was it a grandiose season but it was definitely one of the buzziest show/pop culture events of the year (with HOD) Returning for a second season even more unbelievable in every way than its predecessor. The show managed to be even CRAZIER and more bold, with incredible chases (mostly while high), tense dramatic scenes worthy of the most dramatic drama, uncomfortable yet powerful meltdowns, and crises, and important moments appropriate for teens, YA, and adults of all ages alike, hilarious youngster shenanigans (also while high), but also a full-on high-school Broadway production basically recapping the show…Very meta!

EUPHORIA aesthetic is surely here to stay representing a very distinct period of our era but its appeal is wider as it is equally style and substance. It is the sort of immersive show that makes you want to tune in every week! (Yes it would have been the most binged show if it was avail in full tho!)

Now, not sure how they can top all the coming-of-age/adulting foolish beguiling nonsense, and that rebellious teenage spirit attitude next!

RESERVATION DOGS

8.75/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

We talked about this show last year but this is another case of sophomore season topping it up while staying authentic and fresh. 

RESERVATION DOGS is one of those rare shows managing to be a true dramedy, with scenes that will make you chuckle non-stop and others that will make you want to ball out... Sadly, it took so long for this sort of show to be on our screens but anyone can see that the uniqueness of the narratives offered has such a universal appeal.

Powerful scenes delivered by a cast that “live “ their characters, bleeding facts into great storytelling sublimed by the perfect wicked sense of humor and a heavy dose of surrealism, this is our kind of show!

*Although we had a few projects with a strong indigenous presence this year we can only hope this will become the norm.

PACHINKO

8.75/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

An epic tale about a Korean family fighting for its survival and success generation after generation. This series spanning decades set in Korea during the Japanese occupation, then in Japan, is a feat of cinematography and certainly a masterpiece.

Every episode looked like an Oscar-winning best picture, it was crafted with so much care and all actors elevated the already sweeping and potent material to new heights.

PACHINKO was a cinephile treat like no other...

THE BEAR

7.5/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Imagine the intensity of BOILING POINT in a series that you can binge in one go because you did not know any better!

THE BEAR made everyone who worked in the restaurant/hospitality industry justice, but also made some of us so glad we are not part of this special gratifying yet hellish work environment!

Despite being low-key and quite short it manages to bring the heat and make a mighty impact.

PEAKY BLINDERS

8/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Another show we wish we did not have to say goodbye to but hey at least we got a movie coming our way!

The aesthetic, the mood, the brooding, the FACKING AMAZING cast, the costume, the scenery, the sets, the darkness of it all... It haunted our screen masterfully 

FIVE DAYS AT MEMORIAL

8.25/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A mini-series not for the faint-of-heart but of the utmost importance. Some might say it was too soon, but we can appreciate it even more now, particularly after these few years of pandemic and climate-change-related catastrophes. This show about helpers and all its heartbreaking complications is not one to overlook.

(Also not to overlook the incredible FX work and chaos of the set recreation of flooding) 

THIS IS GOING TO HURT

7.75/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Would make for the most miserable double-watch if coupled with the previous, but this show is indeed one that'll hurt you if you care about the state of the healthcare system, may it be in the UK or elsewhere as it says a lot about societies and nowadays life at large. 

FOR ALL MANKIND 7.4/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We slept on this show for wayyy too long but for every space fan, history fan out there this will be the most fascinating show.

WESTWORLD 7.5/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I guess we also have to say goodbye to WESTWORLD. Despite the many changes and twists no other show will ever be able to replicate the viewing experience and effect, it had on so many...

Other must-watch and honorable series:

FLEISHMAN IS IN TROUBLE

ONLY MURDER IN THE BUILDING

UNDER THE BANNER OF HEAVEN 

LITTLE AMERICA

INDUSTRY

OBI-WAN KENOBI

IRMA VEP 

THE CROWN

RAMY

MO

THE ENGLISH

SEVERANCE

HANDMAID'S TALE

RINGS OF POWER

MOON KNIGHT

THE WHITE LOTUS

WE OWN THIS CITY

SHINING GIRLS

BLACK BIRD

DARK WIND

DHAMER

WEDNESDAY 

RUSSIAN DOLL

ARCHIVE 81

SHANTARAM

(with special mentions to the entertaining and must-watch show about the villainous “visionaries” and such disturbed individual

WE CRASHED

THE DROPOUT

INVENTING ANNA

PAM & TOMMY

SUPER PUMPED

CHIPPENDALES

PHYSICAL

SERPENT QUEEN

THE OFFER

*BONUS soundtrack of the series year

The White Lotus Opening theme - the remix

#what2watch2night #whattowatchtonight #bestof2022 #series #tvshows #shows #watch #recommendations #awards #reviews #recommendation #love #art #ANDOR #STAR WARS #HOUSEOFDRAGONS #euphoria #bettercallsaul #atlanta #RESERVATIONDOGS #PACHINKO #THEBEAR #PEAKYBLINDERS #TheWhiteLotus #cinephile #movie critic #movielover #filmbuff #tv

[i-lie-when-i-smile]

Tavalyi nagy kedvenceim: az egyik egy webtoonos képregény 4 része, amiből Netflix sorozat is készült: 🏳️‍🌈 Alice Oseman: Heartstopper – Fülig beléd zúgtam 🏳️‍🌈 De van még két kedvencem - ezek regények -, melyekben szintén #lmbtq szálak vannak és amiket szintén imádnék tévében is! Egy kalandos űropera: 🚀 Amie Kaufman – Jay Kristoff: Aurora Rising – Aurora felemelkedése 🚀 ...és egy cuki, de elgondolkodtató, karácsonyi coming out story: 🏳️‍🌈 Rácz-Stefán Tibor: Téged kérlek karácsonyra 🏳️‍🌈 Csodás dolgokba szalad bele az ember, ha blogturnézik! 😊 ❤️ Köszönöm, hogy vagytok, @blogturneklub és @konyvmolykepzo! . . . . . . . . . . #bestof2022 #blogturné #blogturnéklub #könyvmolyképző #vöröspöttyös #vorospottyos #konyvmolykepzo #favorite #readabook #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #booklover #bookworm #bookaholic #booksbooksbooks https://www.instagram.com/p/CnEXRDKo-vy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#lmbtq #bestof2022 #blogturné #blogturnéklub #könyvmolyképző #vöröspöttyös #vorospottyos #konyvmolykepzo #favorite #readabook #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #booklover #bookworm #bookaholic #booksbooksbooks

[isabelmanibardo]

Algunas acuarelas favoritas del año que termina. Que tengáis un año 2023 fantástico y que lo disfrutemos juntos un año más! ❤️ Some favorite watercolors of the year that ends. Have a fantastic 2023 and let’s enjoy it together for another year! ❤️ . . . . #bestnine2022 #bestof2022 #feliz2023 #happynewyear #happy2023 #art #arte #acuarela #watercolor https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm1OGBJoGak/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#bestnine2022 #bestof2022 #feliz2023 #happynewyear #happy2023 #art #arte #acuarela #watercolor

[mooninagust]

best of 2022:  »  GUERRILLA

#ateez #atzsource #kpopccc #kpopco #maleidolsnet #malegroupsnet #dailybg #userfairy #usersoppa #bestof2022

[musicalhitchhiker]

2022 Yılında Yayınlanan Indie, Alternatif ve Psychedelic Müzik Örnekleri - 1. Kısım (Ocak-Haziran 2022)

2022 Yılında Yayınlanan Indie, Alternatif ve Psychedelic Müzik Örnekleri - 2. Kısım (Temmuz-Aralık 2022)

#music #müzik #musica #bestof #bestof2022 #indierock #psychedelicrock #alternativerock #playlist

[cinelitchick]

It’s that time of year! The inaugural post of my new blog, POP! Goes My Brain, features my picks for the 20 best TV shows of 2022. Hope your faves made the list! See link in my bio. #christinebaranski #imanvellani #samreid #bestof2022 #TV #amwriting https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnck4ryOR5K/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#christinebaranski #imanvellani #samreid #bestof2022 #tv #amwriting

[screamingforyears]

BEST OF ’22:

ALBUMS_of_the_YEAR…

‘GOD GET ME THE FUCK OUT OF HERE’ was the latest LP from COLD GAWD & it found the Rancho Cucamonga-based project carving out their own niche w/in the nascent NeoGaze scene by bringing all kinds of melancholic haze across 8 tracks that seamlessly blended decades worth of guitar-driven & pedal_gazing genres under one dreamy AltRawk umbrella.

The stoic NYC-based institution known as INTERPOL used their time in the clampdown to get mad productive & did so in a “counterbalancing” way as their latest LP titled ‘THE OTHER SIDE OF MAKE BELIEVE’ found them homing in on the details, earnestness & embracing their sense of minimalist space courtesy of Flood/Molder’s on point production.

There was a palpable melancholy running throughout KNIFEPLAY’s latest LP titled ‘ANIMAL DROWNING’ & it’s a continuously deep feeling that persisted throughout a 10-track spread that reveled in their acute ability to marry many-a-guitar-driven genre, ranging from ShoeGaze, SlowCore & SoftGrunge under one wearily grandiose DreamPop umbrella.

KURT VILE is a fucking vibe… Call it timing, mood or perspective but no KV album has ever hit me THIS hard, whilst I’ve always been a fan ‘(watch my moves)’ had a profound effect on your boy & found the Philly-based artist deploying that acute ability to package those charmingly slackerish AltRocking odes that combined Classic/College/Psych ROCK under one universally lauded umbrella.

‘UNDERNEATH, BESIDE ME’ was the debut album from LESSER CARE & it found the West Texan trio homing in on a vibe/sound, one which nodded to the past w/out fixating on the revivalist rearview as they set their sights beyond “post-punk” when it came to their sonic spaces & business practice as the former seen them apply their own stamp in the gothic sounds of yore across 9 moody & bodied-up offerings.

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JACKSON MICO MILAS- WHITE NOISE 

London based artist Jackson Mico Milas has crafted a rich atmosphere laced with drums and bass beats for his latest track titled White Noise. In this track he lays bare his soul.  Watch the let’s take a stroll on the beach treatment above via the link! A Long-player to be issued this November! 

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