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nineteenfiftysix · 9 months
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Tocotronic - Free Hospital (Tocotronic, 2002)
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yellowsnow77 · 8 months
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Pale Blue Eyes - This House
El álbum de debut de Pale Blue Eyes fue una de las grandes sorpresas del año pasado. La facilidad con la que este joven trío británico mezclaba estilos como el post-punk, el indie-pop, o el krautrock, me cautivó desde el primer minuto. De hecho, no entró entre los 50 mejores discos del año por los pelos. Aunque sí que metieron la estupenda “Little Gem”, entre las canciones del 2022. Así que,…
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musikblog · 2 years
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René Miller - Concrete Heart - Neue Single René Miller aus Berlin hat letzte Woche seine neue Single “Concrete Heart” veröffentlicht. View this post on Instagram A post shared by René Miller (@renemillerofficial) Seit einigen Jahren ist René Miller ein extrem gefragter Songwriter, seine Songs, die er für andere Künstler*innen wie Zoe Wees, Topic & A7S oder Alok & Steve Aoki schrieb, haben […] #RenéMiller https://www.musikblog.de/2022/10/rene-miller-concrete-heart-neue-single/
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thebandcampdiaries · 2 months
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Avaraj has recently announced a new single: “Momentary Importance” (Featuring Blackout Noise)
Avaraj is an artist and producer with a truly distinctive approach to alternative music. Her recent single, “Momentary Importance,” is actually a great introduction to her style and vision.
The song, also featuring Blackout Noise, immediately sets the mood with a melodic yet immersive atmosphere, courtesy of the dense synthesizer textures. Avaraj has a very articulate voice, with a cadence that falls somewhere in between rapping and melodic singing. Her harmonies and layers add more depth to the song, in line with the underwater dreaminess of the synth sounds. Overall, the production quality offers a really great listening experience, which highlights the artist’s diverse approach and her ability to think outside the box when it comes to creating music that’s accessible yet innovative and creative. “Momentary Importance” also touches on a lyrical standpoint, as the track deals with the pitfalls of addiction and how it might affect one’s life. This is a problem that affects many people all over the world, yet very few artists are willing to discuss it openly in their music.
Find out more about Avaraj, and do not miss out on “Momentary Importance,” which is now available on the web. In addition, we added this track to our playlist, which features many like-minded alternative dream-pop and indie artists to discover, such as Dead Rituals, Francis Moon or Slowdive!
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blessyouhawkeye · 4 months
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just found out that not only has dolly parton been married for nearly 60 years to the same normie ass guy who owned a road paving business who and i quote "went to a single event before swearing off hollywood forever" but also he looked like this
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and all i have to say is. good for her.
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dorianmathay · 4 months
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Elcric from Circle
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eyesaremosa1cs · 5 months
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Cocteau Twins – Treasure (1984)
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daydreamingyuta · 15 days
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[10:12 PM] | Mark Lee
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summary: fluff, drabble, mark loves it when you wear his clothes. wc: 200
“Mind if I borrow your shirt?” You ask, already putting it on because you know Mark never minds sharing anything with you. You get your head through the neck hole fast enough to see Mark nod his head as he makes his way off the bed and towards you. “Cute.” He says quietly, as if only talking to himself.
The ends of your hair were still stuffed into the shirt and he takes it upon himself to gently pull it all out, tucking a few strands behind your ear. He tugs a little at your collar, “Did you take your necklace off?” 
You didn’t remember taking it off but you scan the room looking for it when Mark sees the gold chain peeking out underneath his shirt. “Found it.” He says, pulling out the ‘M’ necklace that he bought you for your first anniversary together. He toys with the pendent for a second before his eyes meet yours again. You’ve been with him for so long but his stare still manages to make your cheeks hot. He smiles and his eyes make their way down to your lips, pulling you in close so he can show you just how much he loves seeing his girl in his clothes with his initial on her necklace. "My girl..." He whispers in between his sweet kisses.
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boaws · 1 year
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Fat Tracks for Fulci - Show 213
Fat Tracks for Fulci - Show 213
Hawkwind - You Shouldn't Do That - X In Search of Space (1971, United Artists) Public Image Limited - Religion II - First Issue (1978, Virgin) Dr. Feelgood - Keept it out of Sight - Down by the Jetty (1975, United Artists) Dead Horses - The Cross - Sunny Days (2022, Maple Death) Sun City Girls - Radar 1941 - Torch of the Mystics (1990, Majora) Stefan Christensen - Luxury is God - Ruby (2022, Ever/Never) Curve - Horror Head (Remix) - Horror Head (1992, Anxious) Ashrae Fax - 2bseen - 2bseen (2022, Self-Released) Rumskib - Where are the Flowers - Rumskib (2007 / 2022, Darla) The Holy Circle - True Hearts - Don't Distub My Waking Dream (2022, Deathbomb Arc) Olsen - Nektarin 5 - Dream Operator (2018, 100% Silk) Shit and Shine - Cocoa Leaves - New Confusion (2022, Rocket) Patrick Cowley - Low Down Dirty Rhythm - Malebox (2022, Dark Entries) Bobby Boyd Congress - In a Toy Garden - Bobby Boyd Congress (1971, Okapi) Machine - World - Machine (1972, All Platinum / 2022, Wewantsounds) Mtume - Love Lock - Kiss This World Goodbye (1978, Epic) Shelly Manne - Seance - Mannekind (1972, Mainstream) Non Plus Temps - New Way to Wave (Goodbye) - Desire Choir (2022, Post Present Medium) Chihuahua - Teyrnas Rhwyg - Crythor Du (2022, Cruel Nature) JK Flesh - Crawler - Sewer Bait (2022, Pressure) Seaxes - Sand - Die Twice (2022, The Ghost is Clear) Microwaves - Your Dumb Guts - Discomfiture Atlas (2022, Three One G) Primordial Undermind - When I was a Dune - An Imaginal Abydos (2022, Sunrise Ocean / Deep Water Acres) X - The Unheard Music - Los Angeles (1980, Slash) Smirk - Hopeless - Material (2022, Feel It) Scrunchies - Ditch - Feral Coast (2022, State Champion) Blues Ambush - Our Nudes - Blues Ambush (2022, Petty Bunco)
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nineteenfiftysix · 5 months
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Sea Oleena - Little Army (Sea Oleena, 2010)
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yellowsnow77 · 1 year
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DIIV - Live at The Murmrr Theatre
DIIV – Live at The Murmrr Theatre
Desde 2020, los fines de año se han llenado de discos en directo. Algo que, durante la pandemia, tenia su sentido, ya que con las restricciones apenas había conciertos y estos trabajos calmaban un poco las ansias de la música en directo. Pero en este 2022 seguimos con este tipo de trabajos, y eso que ya hemos entrado en la normalidad, y yo, por lo menos, he acudido a un par de decenas de…
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musikblog · 2 years
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Kostjah - Spiral Patterns - Neue Single Kostjah aus Berlin hat diese Woche seine neue Single “Spiral Patterns” veröffentlicht. Es ist die dritte Single von seinem Debütalbum “Songs For The Quiet”, das am 04. November erscheint. View this post on Instagram A post shared by kostjah (@kostjahmusic) Auf “Spiral Patterns” schlägt der Indie-Folk-Musiker deutlich düsterere Töne an. Im Vergleich zu beiden vorherigen […] #Kostjah https://www.musikblog.de/2022/10/kostjah-spiral-patterns-neue-single/
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thebandcampdiaries · 5 months
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Sophia Cluzet has released her sophomore single: "Wintertime in Brooklyn."
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"Experience the nostalgic and ethereal soundscape of the artist's charming dream-pop songwriting.
Sophia Cluzet is a singer-songwriter who has developed a lush, dreamy sound that combines shoegaze, dream-pop, and indie rock.
Her favorite genre is rock, but she developed a liking for creating electronic music in the EDM space, which has allowed her to explore a wide range of styles. Her most recent single, titled "Wintertime in Brooklyn," is a perfect example of how she blends these genres together.
The song is highly recommended to fans of artists such as Mazzy Star, Clairo, Beach House, Men I Trust, Dead Rituals, and Cigarettes After Sex, to name a few.
The song happens to be the follow-up to Sophia's debut single, "Wild Honey," which was released earlier in 2023.
It's an amazing evolution for the artist, showcasing her ability to retain catchy vocal melodies and combine them with soothing guitar-based landscapes and ethereal sounds. The track prominently features Sophia's soft-spoken, soothing voice and layers of reverb-laden guitars and haunting pads at a slow-paced tempo.
"Wintertime in Brooklyn" is a song about yearning for warmth from someone who doesn't reciprocate love. The song depicts a pair walking through the streets of Brooklyn at midnight in winter, drawing an analogy between the season and unrequited love. Winter is portrayed as a paradox, much like the experience of loving someone who doesn't love her back. Despite the harshness, she still seeks small glimpses that suggest he may love her back. The dream-like soundscape of the production matches the lyrics and content, which is nostalgic and romantic.
The artist is actually based in Brooklyn, and it's clear that she is fully immersed in the settings of the song. In fact, Brooklyn is more than just a setting; it's almost like an unspoken character in the song, a presence that enhances the storytelling and gives the song its mood. Winter is cold, and so is the feeling of uncertainty in the relationship that the song depicts. Yet, despite the harsh winter weather, there are so many glimpses of warmth, suggesting hope and, maybe, a brighter future ahead.
Brooklyn, a true haven for artists and musicians, has inspired so many artists, and even in this case, Sophia cleverly uses it as a metaphor to discuss the complexities of love and the human experience, adding depth and meaning to the song.
Find out more and listen:
You can also connect with Sophia via Instagram or X.
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luxaofhesperides · 5 months
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Danny accidentally appearing out of Duke's shadow. And doing it purposely every time after that. ; requested by @kyrianclawraith! (deviated from your original prompt a bit, sorry! the ghostlights brainworms got away from me)
Traveling through shadows has become second nature for Duke after using them so extensively over the years. He even uses them as a civilian, hopping between shadows when he’s running late to class so he doesn’t have to stress out over traffic. 
Not even Batman’s scoldings can stop him from making it on time to his classes. Risks need to be taken for the sake of his education!
The shadows are comforting. They hide him from sight, get him to where he needs to go, and gives him the alone time he needs when he’s been around people for too long and desperately needs some quiet to recharge. Duke would say that he’s well versed in the shadows at this point, no longer stumbling out into the light.
Even with all his practice and confidence, he still can’t prepare himself for tripping over someone in the shadows while he’s trying to escape some of The Riddler’s goons. 
They both go tumbling out of the shadows, landing in a corner hidden by storage shelves. The poor tripping hazard of a person is under him, groaning lightly as he reaches up to press a hand to the back of his head, where he hit the concrete floor. 
“Oh, shit,” Duke whispers, “I’m so sorry. What are you doing here? How are you here?”
“I was hiding,” the guy hisses back at him. “I wanted to get out of the rain and dozed off and when I woke up, guns were being shot! I was up in the rafters, so excuse me for thinking no one would find me up there!”
Another gunshot rings out, alarmingly close to where they are.
Duke curses under his breath, then picks up the guy and hauls him over his shoulder. “Time to go!” And then he’s disappearing into the shadows again, following the line of them outside the warehouse and down the street. 
As soon as they’re safely away from the goons, Duke steps out of the shadows and carefully sets the civilian back onto his feet.
“So sorry about that,” he says, “But I need to get back and deal with them. Stay safe!”
He’s gone before the civilian can say anything else, and though it’s embarrassing that he tripped over someone while shadow hopping, at least it ended relatively well. It’s not like it’ll happen again.
Duke, sweet, naive Duke, doesn’t think much of the civilian again. He’s a busy guy with a busy life! Lots of things to do! Lots of embarrassing moments to keep secret from the other Bats! No one has mentioned it at all, so he thinks he’s safe from being teased about it.
That is, up until he’s training with Dick and a hand pops up out of his shadow.
“Um,” Dick says, backflipping away from Duke’s punch. He lowers his escrima sticks and squints at the space behind Duke. “Are you… trying something new with your powers?”
“...No? I’m not using my powers right now.”
Dick looks more and more alarmed. He won’t look away from the space behind Duke, and it’s making him nervous. He doesn't want to look, but he knows he has to. 
Steeling himself, Duke takes a deep breath, then turns slightly to see what’s behind him.
Nothing. 
His gaze goes down, and he sees a pale hand sticking out of his shadow, moving back and forth. It then comes out some more, up to the elbow, and the hand pats the ground Duke’s shadow lays on, a stiff mat perfect for sparring.
Behind him, Dick turns on his escrima sticks, the electricity crackling through the air.
The hand disappears for a moment. 
Then two hands appear and grab the ground, hauling up a body from Duke’s shadow.
Duke is very well versed in shadows. He travels through them almost daily. He thinks he would know if there was some strange netherworld hidden in the shadows where other beings could pop out of shadows like portals. This is alarming, to say the least.
“Don’t move, Duke,” Dick warns, creeping closer, ready to attack.
A head pops out of his shadow. Whatever it is glows and their white hair moves softly as if underwater. They’re facing away from him, so he can’t see their face, but he can see the black, skin-tight suit their wearing as they float up from his shadow, no longer needing their hands to pull themself out. 
“Huh,” they say, looking up at the ceiling.
Dick grabs Duke’s arm and pulls him back, shielding him with his body. “Who are you?” he demands, voice cold. 
The creature/person startles and whips around to stare at them with wide green eyes. His gaze darts down to the electrified escrima sticks, then back up again, visibly nervous.
“Um, hi! Sorry, I didn’t know anyone would be here. Wherever this is.”
“How did you get here?”
“I was practicing a new portalling method. I found a ghost to teach me how to move through shadows, since my usual portals are very bright and noticeable. Not great when you’re trying to be stealthy! I did not mean to end up here.”
Duke stares at him. “You came out of my shadow.”
“Sorry,” the guy repeats. Then he squints at Duke. “Hey, didn’t you save me the other day? From the warehouse?”
It’s been a while since Duke’s saved anyone from a warehouse. Criminals and goons have moved on to condemned apartment complexes and the back rooms of bars. The only person he’s saved is the tripping hazard…
“Man, what is up with you and getting caught in my shadows?”
“This is your fault!” the guy insists. “I associate shadows too strongly with you! That’s why I’m here! Probably. I don’t actually know how this works.”
“You don’t know how it works but you did it anyways.”
“It sounds bad when you say it like that.” The guy floats down to the ground and offers Duke a hand. “I’m Phantom, by the way! Figured I should introduce myself because this will happen again.”
Duke considers introducing himself as the Signal, but Danny is looking directly at his bare face, so it’s lost cause. Talk about an unexpected security breach. “Duke. You looked a little different when we first met.”
“Yeah, that was my human form. This is my ghost form.” A watch on his wrist, some clunky looking thing that looks like it came from the early 2000s, beeps and Phantom frowns at it. “Shoot, I need to go. I’ll see you later!” And he dives right back into Duke’s shadow, disappearing.
Duke blinks at the empty space where Phantom used to be, still reeling from the shock of it. He’s so busy processing the last few minutes that he doesn’t hear the escrima sticks turn off until Dick is dropping a heavy arm around his shoulders, holding him in place. There’s a smile on his face, but it’s not happy; it’s a warning that he’s at his limit and is barely hanging on to niceties.
“So,” he says as Duke cringes, “Looks like we need to have a talk about the things you’ve been hiding from us, Duke.”
He can’t do anything but resign himself to his fate.
After that conversation, he’s instructed to let them know when Phantom pops up. Which is fine until he realizes that Phantom really did mean it when he said that it’ll happen again. 
Phantom pops up constantly. Most of the time, Duke is lucky enough to be at home, or in the Manor, or in the Batcave away from the public where no one will freak out about a glowing boy popping out of his shadow. Sometimes, he’s in the middle of the street as a civilian and has to sprint away, ducking into the first empty alley he can find in order to climb up onto the rooftop where no one will see him.
It’s stressful and confusing and he wishes he could be more upset about it, but Phantom is fun. He’s funny and charming and tells the craziest stories about ghost fights that Duke can’t help but hang onto every word.
He dutifully updates his Phantom Log, noting each time he’s portaled through Duke’s shadow, any information he’s revealed, and an injury count after Duke noticed a concerning pattern of Phantom often showing up after he’s been in a fight.
Duke begins to get a feel for when Phantom is about to show up. A shiver runs down his spine and his awareness of the shadows around him grows. Sometimes, he could swear he could feel something tear apart in his shadow. He feels it then, a tear that stitches itself up almost instantly, a ripple in the shadow, before that familiar hand pops up again and Duke grabs hold of it to haul Phantom out into his bedroom. 
He is, once again injured. There’s a large gash running down the length of his other arm, bleeding a toxic, glowing green. 
“Dude,” Duke says, unable to keep the judgment out of his voice.
“You should see the other guy,” Phantom snorts. “I slammed him through five streets, then ripped his limbs off.
“Dude…”
“Just to be clear, they weren’t his real limbs. He has a robot suit he uses like a body because he’s like a tiny little bean.”
“Yeah, I don’t know how to take that. Anyways, have you still not figured out how to open portals that aren’t connected to my shadow?”
Phantom shrugs. “Nope. And I’m not really trying to figure it out. I like hanging out with you. Plus, it’s nice to see a friendly face after a fight.”
“Can’t you like, go home and have your family take care of you first.”
“Uh, better not,” Phantom laughs nervously. “They’d probably kill me for real if they saw me like this.”
Duke quietly notes to himself to add that statement to the Alarming Things Phantom Says list. 
“Does it… bother you? Me always coming to you?” There’s a smallness to his voice, a fragility that makes Duke want to beat himself up for making Phantom feel like that.
“No! No, I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t keeping you from anyone else.”
Phantom brightens. “Oh! Well, no need to worry about that. No one’s worried, back home. They know I disappear sometimes.”
…Another concerning thing. Duke is considering bribing Phantom into staying in Gotham forever, living in his shadow, just so he can take care of him. Just to be sure Phantom’s safe. “Is there anything I can do for you?” he asks, eyes flickering down to Phantom’s bleeding wound.
Phantom futilely tries to hide the wound with a hand. The green blood leaks out from between his fingers, and he applies more pressure to the wound with a faint wince. “Nope! All good here. I’ll heal in no time, honest.”
“Then, do you want to just hang out? I really don’t know why you’d chose to keep coming to me.”
“You’re good company, dude. Very chill. Very fun. And you’re a hero! That’s so cool. Why wouldn’t I keep coming back?”
Duke shrugs, not sure how to put his insecurities into words. He’s already starting to get the Bat-specific inability to communicate emotions, which is definitely a problem. He’ll need to spend time with other people to be normal again. 
As if sensing that Duke’s mood is falling, Phantom launches into another tale, complaining about people who bother him, teachers who are terrible at teaching, having snark-fights with the embodiment of Time itself, and so on. He always has the craziest stories, and he tells them so casually that Duke has to second guess himself, wondering if he’s overreacting when he’s shocked by what Phantom tells him. 
He starts telling his own stories as well, mostly fun civilian interactions he’s had since they last spoke, villain fights, the ever changing theories on the ‘Who is Batman Sleeping With Now?’ shared document all the other Bats have. By the time an hour passes, Phantom’s arm is fully healed and he’s flying in lazy circles above Duke.
His watch beeps again in the middle of him recounting the insane drama happening at his school. Phantom sighs and sinks back to the floor, hovering just above Duke’s shadow.
“Thanks for letting me stay,” he says, voice warm.
Duke shrugs. “You’re good company. I like when you visit.”
A slow, soft smile spreads across Phantom’s cheeks, making him glow even brighter. “Sweet talker,” he accuses fondly, then flies in for a quick, tight hug. He pulls back before Duke can reciprocate, and salutes him with a cheeky, “See you soon!” and is gone, flying into Duke’s shadow before he can respond.
Shaking his head fondly, Duke falls back against his bed.
Despite how unconventional their friendship is, he is glad Phantom keeps coming back. He hopes he’ll get to see Phantom’s human form again.
…And get more used to the horror movie scene that is Phantom clawing his way out of his shadow. No matter how many times he sees it, the sight still makes him jump.
Not that he’s ever going to admit that.
If Phantom thinks he’s cool, he’s going to do whatever he can to keep that impression from changing. It’s only reasonable, really.
(“Shut up, Dick,” he says later when he recounts this encounter with Phantom. Dick just keeps laughing, endlessly amused that Duke got ‘jumpscared into a crush’ as he phrased it. That’s definitely not what happened.
Next time, he’s definitely convincing Phantom to scare Dick with him. 
Revenge will be his.) . . .
[send me ghostlights prompts! one day left before they close on 11/17]
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kicktwine · 4 months
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