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Cigarette Ahegao • Lotta True Crime • American Healthcare (Glitzy) • Feel Better • Moonsickness • Dumpster • Rät
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babyMINT - Hellokittybalahcurrihellokitty美味しい (Hellokittybalahcurrihellokitty美味しい - Single, 2023)
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the end of summer is upon us, and this song always makes me think of the change of seasons. if you would like to watch the song in the program i used, click here!
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today's purple album of the day is: Rise of the Obsidian Interstellar by Disasterpeace!
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have some silly music i accidentally wrote
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🎹 A bitpop synthwave chiptune piece of music for your indie games or other projects
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I tried something a bit different this time, I wanted to inject vaporwave and webcore vibes into this track, but I guess my crappy and spooky touch still is predominant. Anyway, I hope you enjoy listening it as much as I enjoyed composing it.
Music composed with Cardboard Box, a Jummbox mod developed by Hidden Realm. Original picture generated with MidJourney AI, edited by myself.
Feel free to contact me for anykind of project if you're interested by my stuff.
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this is a song about a train station
blue eyes, brown eyes, grey eyes, green eyes
blue eyes, brown eyes, grey eyes, green eyes
blue eyes, brown eyes, grey eyes, green eyes
blue eyes, brown eyes, grey eyes, green eyes
gods big, gods loud
god found in a crowd,
and tho i was once devout
its not hell with friends around
so i'll buy you a drink (on the)
first warm day of spring
if, 'fore i wake, you take wing
I won't forget everything,
blue eyes, brown eyes, grey eyes, green eyes
blue eyes, brown eyes, grey eyes, green eyes
blue eyes, brown eyes, grey eyes, green eyes
blue eyes, brown eyes, grey eyes, green eyes
I saw someone climb the fence
in suffern station round 6pm
though i was touched by envy then
a waking dream that never ends
angel calm, weather warm
taste in my wings, a summer storm
won't come for a day
when it does, wash away
don't go, don't go, don't leave me alone.
don't go, don't go, don't leave me alone.
don't go, don't go, don't leave me alone.
don't go, don't go, don't leave me alone.
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ok I did a joy division cover it’s up on SoundCloud go listen
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Pastel Ghost - Dark Beach
Laying on a dark beach
Pulsing waves cover me
Flowers bloom on the sea
Silver sand underneath
Talk to me as I am sleeping
Hold me while I'm dreaming
Honestly I could just breathe you in
Met you when my heart was bleeding
I'm constantly feeling
Drifting through an endless reverie
Twilight moon, interlude
Fell in love in my youth
On a cloud, not a sound
Silent kiss just like this
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Tracklist:
Divinity • Sad Machine • Years Of War • Flicker • Fresh Static Snow • Polygon Dust • Hear The Bells • Natural Light • Lionhearted • Sea Of Voices • Fellow Feeling • Goodbye To A World
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Cecily Renns - Dysfunctional Bunnygirl
(Power Pop, Pop Punk, Post-Hardcore)
Her first proper album since coming out, Dysfunctional Bunnygirl sees Cecily Renns reflecting the same beams of romance and self-understanding through a new prism, a new view of both herself and the world around her guiding these avant-punk tunes to compelling - if at times messy - success.
☆☆☆½
Though Cecila Renns has been releasing music since the mid-2010s, it’s only now that it has taken on a more bittersweet, elusive feel. Dysfunctional Bunnygirl, her first album since coming out as trans, captures her in a state of change both personal and musical, embracing transness and femininity more than ever with a measured dose of avant-punk experiment to bolster it, reflecting the same beams of romance and self-understanding through a new prism. There’s brighter colors and sweeter instrumentation than her previous work, but the longer track times and nods to bitpop, post-hardcore and noise pop cast a darkness over her stories of belonging and self-acceptance that provides both a unique sound and the perfect environment for her new stories to bloom. Her writing is bolder than ever, sometimes even bordering lyrical clutter and disorganization, but by being so unrelenting in both her form and sound, Renns makes Dysfunctional Bunnygirl one of her most compelling - if at times messy - successes.
A bit over 50 minutes in length stretched across 12 tracks, Dysfunctional Bunnygirl manages its time a number of ways, Renns experimenting with both long-form songcraft and shorter bursts of energy to bring her world alive. On the longer end of things are tracks like Love in the Time of Discord! and the title track, Renns stuffing as many ideas into each second as she can as the former jumps from the limitations and joys of modern online relationships (“Text me when I’m up / I can never have enough / …I guess I’m never logging off / Don’t say goodbye”) to dreamy musings on romance (“While I was thinking about your voice / And in the night sky, the skyscrapers shine beautifully”) to surprisingly imaginative and playful takes on the emotional yearning that’s often defined her music (“Change the roles, I want you to make a story for me / You’re the only artist who can write my poem”), and the latter’s slow build à la post-rock incentivizes her to go the gradual route with her writing, slowly amping up the tension with heavier vocals and massive swells of guitar and drums while the monologue halfway through acts as a checkpoint for her to dump out a handful of tangential thoughts before moving onto the album’s final act. The shorter songs, as expected, take advantage of the album’s punk roots for fast and energetic tunes with both musical punch and the intense performances to match it: Priestess (Yr Painting of My Life) makes itself an early highlight with its flashy 8-bit synth melody and multiple vocal takes jumping over one another like they’re all competing to be the loudest and most energetic one of the bunch; THE WORST!!! embrace fuzzy garage guitars and a pace that never seems to let up; You Still Believe in Me! runs at an absolutely breakneck speed with some killer guitar work from Renns’s partner Biddy Fox - if there are any tracks that’ll stick with you right from the first listen, it’s these powerful songs that mix Renns’s early pop bombast with the heavy guitars and rugged production of her emo and punk rock heroes. Barring any lyrical or production fine-tunings, the pop songcraft on Dysfunctional Bunnygirl is incredibly solid, which goes a long way in making it an enjoyable listen, even if its more idiosyncratic moments don’t land on an individual level.
On those idiosyncrasies, it’s a little too clear the areas where Dysfunctional Bunnygirl’s long runtime and broad emotional concepts stifled its opportunities to be a tighter and leaner listen. The album tends to struggle most with reigning itself in, occasionally pulling out quick delights like Priestess or THE WORST!!! but longer tracks often find themselves stuck in the same musical ideas - June’s transitions between grungy guitar sections and quieter parts to build back into them aren’t emphasized in the vocals or much in the instrumentation at all, Renns’s singing unusually dusty and dry compared to the vivacious performances she brings elsewhere, and The Death of Me’s pared-down instrumentation in search of a more confessional singer/songwriter sound holds onto too much of the pop punk energy and feels unrewarding by the end as its driving bassline and flashy guitars don’t reveal something greater at the end. There’s an admirable quality to the way she uncompromisingly includes any and every feeling into Dysfunctional Bunnygirl’s sound, but it forces the album into a take-it-or-leave-it scenario where there’s not much sitting underneath the surface of her rough edged punk.
Still, with all its peculiarities and quirks, Dysfunctional Bunnygirl is another wonderful showing of Renns as a growing individual and artist, changes in her life infused into the music that provide both musical opportunity and another chance to dig into her artistry like never before. Though the album’s themes are often dark internal dialogues on transfeminity and mental clutter, she’s never sounded so confident in herself and her vision, Dysfunctional Bunnygirl a massive but honest and heartfelt ode to everything that makes Renns such a lovely individual. She knows what she wants her music to be, and every moment serves that purpose regardless of what anyone else may feel about it. Above all, that’s what makes Dysfunctional Bunnygirl such a triumph.
This review is part of the ALL I MISSED: 2022, where I review all the albums I didn't get to from last year.
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this song always makes me think of my favorite person, and i hope it makes you think of a special someone too :) if you would like to watch the song in the program i used, click here! i think this took me about... 20 hours? i am not sure, i honestly just guesstimate.
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Ollie's Theme, by Demensa
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