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Hey :3

Call me Ska for short 🐦‍🔥

A bit about me:

❤️ Pronouns: she/they

🖤 Demigirl/Demisexual

🐦‍🔥 Reincarnated Soul

🐈‍⬛ Favorite Animals: cats, wolves, bats, snakes, owls, hyenas

🥀 TCC: I do not condone, but I understand. There is a difference. Also TW for this blog: blood, gore, other potentially sensitive subjects.

🖤 Interests/Hobbies: TCC (especially Columbine and Dahmer), witchcraft, the occult, any thing goth and/or fantasy, LOTR, LOTRO, drawing, other arts and crafts, Doom

❤️‍🔥 Favorite Music: grunge, industrial metal, rock, alternative, metal as a whole (especially 90s), anything goth, punk, folk (especially German and Dark)

💀 (Some) Favorite Bands/Artists: Nirvana, KMFDM, Rammstein, Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins, Faun, Radiohead, Foo Fighters, Deftones, Lana Del Rey, Phoebe Bridgers, Metallica, Chemical Brothers, Prodigy, The Cure, Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac, Hole, Slipknot, Korn, Evanescence, Chevelle, Nickelback

💋 Favorite Movies/Shows: Natural Born Killers, Pulp Fiction, The Matrix, American Horror Story (esp. Murder House), Hazbin Hotel (esp. Alastor), Helluva Boss (esp. Loona), Bridge Kids (esp. Lars and Isaiah), Zero Day (Cal!), Law & Order SVU (esp. Detective Munch)

🦷 Things I like to collect: crystals, feathers, bones, taxidermy, strange home decor pieces, historical memorabilia, pretty beads, little figurines

🍄 INFP-T, 4w5

Have an amazing day! :3

[nottheactualvents]

Going to copy paste some of my Hard Rock Consumer journey

Random thread: I went to New York for a vacation once. I went to the hard rock cafe, where Grandma called it a ”tourist trap," but like all of us Times Square is. Also at this hard rock cafe, there was a Halsey collab where they try to sell you shit. (At least Halsey likes Nin.) Anyways, there was a lot of memorabilia there to sell you "rock"-related stuff. One section intrigued me, though. The bathroom area was full of bands that started in the 90s and early 2000s. I dubbed this area “Toilet music." Also, both of these bathrooms smelled terrible. Apologies for the weird edit in the images. I had to edit them for identity protection stuff.

So anyways, so Disturbed, Linkin Park, and… Jonathan Davis (Korn) is all toilet music (these first images even have proof they’re toilet music).

Don’t recognize the people on the far left. Anyways, Adam Levine (Kora’s Flowers/Maroon 5) is toilet music.

Marilyn Manson is toilet music, obviously. Honesty wouldn’t be surprised if a toilet made a cameo in a music video, but I'm not going to bother looking.

Al Jourgensen (Ministry) is toilet music.

Courtney Love (Hole) is toilet music. And, a young Kurt Cobain. Okay I’m not sure if this place had a section for Nirvana. I’d like to think they would get more dignity than the others. Might've been in an area I didn’t see. Cause that is way too small for such a well known band.

Finally, the one I found last, there. It’s my girl, Reznor. Yeah i guess this one makes make sense. Like Pinion was a toilet thing, and closer had a toilet cameo. Although theTrent image they used is bad.

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KING OF WRATH: Dante and Vivian

This is a bit different from my persistant Romance Club posts, but King of Wrath by Ana Huang has me thinking of a fan spin-off if they were to have a kid.

Their daughter is the POLAR opposite of both her parents, named Tatum Russo. She inherits her mom's hair and eyes, but she resembles her dad in the face. She is more laid back in personality, and is very close with her Aunt Agnes and Uncle Luca. She doesn't have a relationship with Celia or Francis, as Vivian and Dante don't want them to use her as a pawn, and she is aware of what they put them through with their arranged marriage.

Dante allows his own parents to visit her and they develop a straight bond. Tatum doesn't want to take over The Russo Group or Lau Jewels, because owning a business isn't her passion: music is.

While Dante and Vivian grew up with classy music, Tatum loves anything and everything rock and metal. Her room is covered in Rob Zombie, Korn, and Van Halen posters. She doesn't like to dress classy, preferably in shirts with cut-out jeans, dresses with leggings, and heavy eyeliner and mascara.

She doesn't associate herself with her parents' wealth. She believes you don't have to be rich to be happy, and works for her money. She is also a true friend, preferring to hang out with people who she knows won't take advantage of her wealth, and is into the metal scene of headbaning, while also avoiding moshpits because they're too much for her.

She has a thing for horror, and loves things that can give you a good scare. Her room has a glass case filled with memorabilia, from George Romero zombie figurines to classic slashers like Jason Voorhees and Learherface. On family movie night, Dante goes into her room and picks a few DVDs from a shelf.

Tatum realizes he picked movies from her George Romero collection, stopping on Day Of The Dead. She warns him of the gruesome scenes, but Dante tells her he hasn't seen his movies in years. Tatum persuades them to watch the original Night Of The Living Dead since she doesn't want to give her family even more nightmares, and scare her mother from watching another movie ever again. The movie is tame to where Vivian is more intrigued than horrified.

She loves to write her own songs and is killer on the guitar. Although Dante and Vivian try to be accepting of Tatum's tastes, Dante can't help but be horrified at her choice of music and movies. Vivian always laughs, defending that their daughter is just experimenting.

Despite her persona, Tatum is a good kid. She is confident and unafraid to speak out. She loves her parents a lot, although Dante sometimes has to yank her headphones off her head when she is listening to loud rock music. For Christmas, her parents would gift her an original guitar signed by the members of Van Halen.

When she grows up, she becomes the lead singer of her own successful band. They are like Lacuna Coil, except more gutteral and heavy. Tatum can transform her growls into a melodic symphony of octaves, almost like a siren. It'd be enough to chart a couple of singles, but moreso on the album sales.

#king of wrath #vivian lau #dante russo #ana huang

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#korn #issues #2000 #korn memorabilia #giant

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thank you so much for the tag @lonesomecipher !! ✨

1. What is the first song you remember hearing?

Definitely a classical music piece, most likely Prokofiev or Mozart cuz my mom would play loads of classical music for me to fall asleep to as a kid.

2. What is the first band you got into?

The Beatles, when I was 11. Back then I was super into 80s pop music, and then my interest started shifting to even older music.

3. Do you collect any physical music?

Yes! 99% of what I collect are albums in CD form, and just a couple vinyls, one of which was gifted to me, cuz I have nothing to play vinyl on. Even though I try not to indulge too often, I do love going to the record store and buying albums a few times a year.

4. What is your favourite piece of music memorabilia?

Probably this Metallica Ride the Lightning flag I've got hanging on the wall above my bed. One of my favourite albums of all-time. And it moves with the wind when I open my window :')

5. The favourite concert you've been to?

I've been to 3 concerts in my life and although seeing System of a Down live was incredible, Metallica was my favourite concert purely because of how ecstatic I was to see my favourite band ever live. And they were amazing, as well. Only made better by the fact that I was able to share this fabulous experience with my mom, as all the concerts I've been to were with her. <3

6. If you could see one artist who is no longer alive in concert, who would it be?

Tough question cuz I could give so many answers, so either Queen with Freddie Mercury or Black Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio.

7. Have you met any musicians?

No, those concerts were the closest I got :D

8. What's your go to album when you're feeling sad?

There's actually quite a few, but the first one that springs to mind is Morningrise by Opeth.

9. What's your go to album when you're feeling happy?

Nothing in particular- on the contrary, when I'm happy is when I'll listen to anything and everything cuz I'll just be in the mood for music in general.

10. One music documentary you love?

I could list all the Metallica documentaries. I don't have a specific favourite that comes to mind right now.

11. What is one concert DVD that you love?

Quebec Magnetic.

12. Do you prefer listening to playlists or albums?

Albums 100%. I never make playlists and don't have any. I usually either listen to my entire music library on shuffle, click on specific artists in my library or listen to specific albums.

13. Do you listen to albums in order or on shuffle?

When I listen to an album, it's always in order. It would feel wrong otherwise. Plus many artists think so carefully about the order of their songs and the way they flow into the next song in order to tell a story, so I have to listen in the right order.

14. What is your favourite deep cut song by your favourite artist?

I keep saying it but either Ever Be or Starting Over by Korn, both of which are on their very underrated Untitled album. Idk why fans of the band never gave this album a chance- perhaps because it's slightly different from their original style, but in my opinion it's a musically more mature and complex album than what they'd done previously, and those two songs are beautifully crafted.

15. What is your favourite CD/ cassette/ vinyl you own in terms of its packaging?

For this question I must include a picture of said album I own- an Opeth limited edition My Arms Your Hearse tin case that contains the album.

I got it second hand a few years back for a ridiculously low price cuz apparently its previous owner had sold it to the record store I often go to. I immediately jumped on it. It's beautiful, in good condition, and I love the embossed Opeth logo.

tagging @dy3rs3v3 if you ever feel like answering these, and anyone else who might be interested ~

#music tag #tag #metallica #opeth

[sympathyforthegroupie]

Thank you for the tag @daughter-of-aphrodite i’m so sorry i’m so behind on these!!

First song you remember hearing: White Wedding by Billy Idol or Highway to Hell by AC/DC (thanks parents for having a good taste in music 🤘🏻)

First band you got into: Pink Floyd or Fleetwood Mac when i was like 3

Do you collect any physical music: i collected a lot of cds in middle and highschool so i have a huge collection of those and slowly building my vinyl collection

What is your favorite piece of music memorabilia: A signed Cinderella shirt that my mom got in the 90’s, back story she sold their manager a tour bus and she rambled to him how much she loves the band (they’re in her top 3) and so he got the band to sign a shirt from the night songs album and when i was 13 she gave it to me when i really got into them.

What’s your favorite concert you’ve been to: SO MANY but probably Ozz Fest and Bon Jovi are my favorites

If you could see one artist who is no longer alive in concert, who would it be? it’s more like single artists that i would love to see in concert, freddy mercury, kurt cobain, razzle dingley, david bowie, the whole beatles group ect. ect.

Have you met any musicians? yes! Corey Taylor, Zakk Wylde, Warren DeMartini, all of Skid Row, and all of Def Leppard

What’s your go-to album when you’re feeling sad? i don’t think i have a go to album but it’s more of certain artists and sporadical songs

What’s your go-to album when you’re feeling happy? Van Halen self titled, Appetite for Destruction, Too Fast for Love, Master of Puppets, Skid Row’s self titled, Californication, the list goes on and on..

What is one documentary you love? i can’t just pick one 😭😭 i miss a band or want a comfort movie and boom i’m watching some biopic

What is one concert DVD you love? i’ve watched The Beatles at Shea Stadium too many times not to say that one

Do you prefer to listen to playlists or albums? 90% it’s playlists unless i know i want to listen to THAT album

Do you prefer to listen to albums in order or on shuffle? 99% it’s on shuffle i think the only album i really ever play and it’s in order is appetite for destruction and Chinese Democracy

What is your favourite deep cut song by your favorite artist? Oh god so many once again, maybe not so my favorite artists but favorite deep cut songs. I stand Alone by Godsmack, Killing in the Name of by Rage Against The Machine, The Devil in I by slipknot, Sham Pain by Five Finger Death Punch, Head Like A Hole by Nine Inch Nails, Make me Bad by Korn

What is your favorite cd/cassette/vinyl you own in terms of packaging? I have so many original Vinyls and albums from when they first released that i couldn’t name every one of them

i’m so sorry for all the rambles 😭 i love talking about music so, sorry for this.

I have no idea who’s been tagged so sorry if you’re tagged twice!

Tagging: @day-trippin-dreamer @shelickedthebeater @hanoirocksme @emometalhead @axysbbygurl and anyone else that wants to do this!!

#tag games

[feelin-woozy]

Tagged by @glistening-gore and finally, have a day off to do it!!

1. What’s the first song you remember hearing?

I have a playlist of childhood songs! I think the one that particularly sticks out to be vivid would be Hot Child In The City, for some reason that song sticks out to be the most. Maybe Toxic as a runner-up?

2. What’s the first band you got into?

Korn or Satyricon tbh. I was like 9/10 or something. Maybe Marilyn Manson.

3. Do you collect physical music?

Yes! I collect records and tapes! I have over 300 records!

4. What is your favorite piece of music memorabilia?

Mmm I have Vinny Mauro's drum stick! I also have a pick from Ryan, Ricky and Devin! I need to get my hands on a setlist from them one day. I also own a bootleg of Danzig's self-titled album.

5. What’s your favorite concert that you’ve been to?

This is a hard one. Probably FIDLAR because it was just such an insanely fun show. Iron Maiden always puts on an incredible show though and so did Kiss. Oh, maybe Dropkick Murphy's?? I was on stage for that one and that was fucking sick. OR SLIPKNOT. OR SLAYER. BOTH THOSE WERE REALLY GOOD TOO. I've been so many good ones it's so hard to pick.

6. If you could see any artist that’s no longer alive in concert, who would it be?

David Bowie and Type-O Negative. Also would have loved to see Static X with Wayne Static.

7. Have you met any musicians?

Yes! I've met quite a few! I've met Motionless In White I think four times now though.

8. What’s your go-to album when you’re feeling sad?

Literally any Brand New album sans Your Favorite Weapon

9. What’s your go-to album when you’re feeling happy?

I don't really have one, I just listen to whatever I'm in the mood for. It just tends to be more upbeat music.

10. What is one music documentary that you love?

The Decline Of Western Civilization series!

11. What is one concert DVD that you love?

Can't think of one tbh. I'm not a fan of watching (or listening) to live versions of things.

12. Do you prefer listening to playlists or albums?

Typically a playlist

13. Do you listen to albums in order or on shuffle?

In order for my first listen. If it's an album that requires it to be chronological I will continue to do so but if it doesn't then I won't. I tend to more often than not though just based solely on the fact you can't shuffle a record lmao.

14. What is your favorite deep cut song by your favorite artist?

Oh, this is hard. I've seen Brand New twice and each time I saw them I was crying when they played Degausser so probably that. Same Logic fuuucks me up though

15. What is your favorite CD/cassette/vinyl you own in terms of its packaging?

I love the packaging for Sgt. Pepper's and then I think the Creatures X: To The Grave is my favorite record in terms of the color.

Tagging: Uhhh anyone who wants to do this can do this <3

#Soggyisms #long post

[alphawolfice1989]

21 Ways Neil Patrick Harris Is Still a Kid at Heart

Whether he’s escaping a room or his real life, the sitcom star and new quiz-show host loves a game—unless it’s Monopoly

https://www.wsj.com/articles/21-ways-neil-patrick-harris-is-still-a-kid-at-heart-1520528275

PLAYER ONE Neil Patrick Harris, the host of the new game show ‘Genius Junior,’ takes a timeout at The Charlie Hotel in Los Angeles.PHOTO: SHAYAN ASGHARNIA FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

By

 Chris Kornelis

March 8, 2018 11:57 am ET

AS PRENATURALLY SMART teen surgeon Doogie Howser, M.D., Neil Patrick Harris occasionally let himself believe he was the “young whippersnapper intellect” he portrayed on TV. He’s under no such delusions as the host of NBC’s “Genius Junior,” a new game show premiering this month that quizzes grade schoolers in categories including math, memory and spelling.

“When I interacted with the kids, I realized that [compared to them] I was really just a puppet reading writers’ lines,” the 44-year-old father of two said. “It doesn’t quite involve the same cerebral cortex.”

Following his 2014 Tony-winning role in Broadway’s “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”; the publishing of his children’s book “The Magic Misfits” last year; and the launching of his Netflix adaptation “A Series of Unfortunate Events,” Mr. Harris said he was inspired to take his turn behind the quiz-show dais by a childhood spent watching “Press Your Luck” and “Sale of the Century.” Another motivator: his love of puzzles and game theory, which recently led him to become an escape-room aficionado.

Though he said he normally takes the time to gauge the dynamic in group situations, Mr. Harris admits that he gets “pretty alpha” if the door is locked and the clock is ticking: “When your singular goal is to escape as quickly as possible, you just talk the loudest and fastest you can.”

Clockwise from top left: ‘The Goonies’; Oculus Rift VR goggles; ‘Black Mirror’; his childhood computer; Stretch Armstrong.

My current obsession is: a smartphone app called “The Room.” As you swipe around and examine a box, you find a little switch that opens a panel to puzzles that unlock more and more of the box. It is extraordinarily well executed and a brilliant time suck.

My favorite toy as a child was: Stretch Armstrong, but I was really just interested in knowing what the liquid was inside that allowed him to stretch, so those got mutilated. I also had every “Star Wars” figure. When we made little short films, we would burn them because burning plastic is cool to watch.

My favorite toy now is: The Oculus Rift VR machine. I can’t stop. I will someday be one of those fallow, gaunt VR players who never see the light of day.

My favorite escape room is: New York’s Paradiso Escape. It’s fantastic. Incredibly cinematic, there are multiple rooms, and it’s fully realized. And we escaped, which is most important. The bomb did not go off.

The first piece of tech I remember getting is: an old school TRS-80 computer my parents bought. We were living in Tiny Town, New Mexico—not its real name—and I felt like we were very technological and impressive.

I’m serious about collecting: Disney theme-park memorabilia. I outbid some heavy hitters to get an original Haunted Mansion stretching portrait of a bearded man, which we display proudly and enormously in our living room. I paid too much, but I felt it was something that would never come around again.

When you visit Vancouver you should definitely: bike Stanley Park. That’s their big Central Park. It’s just exquisite. Nature here is just miraculous. When it’s not raining in the spring and summer everything is just in full bloom—and it’s beautiful.”

The best place for brunch in New York is: Balthazar. It’s a great scene. Fantastic brunch: waffles and oysters.

A podcast I download to get a bit smarter is: NPR’s “Hidden Brain.” Shankar Vedantam interviews all kinds of people on topics relating to the brain, the psyche and our common concerns and goals. It’s scientific, topical, really motivational.

A game I do not recommend: Monopoly with 7-year-olds. I think it teaches bad habits. The whole conceit of Monopoly is to destroy every other competitor and acquire so much wealth that you’re stomping on and bankrupting people left, right and center. But we’re very into Sorry!

A book that I re-read every year is: “The Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho. It is filled with life-changing ways of thinking. It’s the only book I’ve read where I had to just stop to think about a sentence I read, take some deep breaths, smile and then keep reading.

The best book for a first grader is:“The World’s Worst Children” by David Walliams. It’s stories about horrible children, similar to the worlds created by Roald Dahl. Hilarious and still palatable for kids.

A kids film that I love is: “The Goonies.” When it came out, I bought all the chewing gum packs of Goonies cards, read and acquired every Goonies thing I could and called myself a “Goonie looney.” I coined that phrase and thought it was very funny at the time.

The last show I binged is: Netflix’s “Black Mirror.” All the episodes are effective, chilling and awesome.

My favorite VR game is: “The Invisible Hours.” It’s a murder mystery, which is right up my alley. You’re able to wander this mansion and follow people to see what they are doing. It’s like immersive theater. It’s rad.

The last piece of technology I bought: If I’m being honest, is a second Oculus Rift system, because I missed it so much in New York, I wanted to play it here in Vancouver [where he’s currently shooting the third season of “A Series of Unfortunate Events”].

As a child I listened to: my parents’ records. The Kingston Trio, the Brothers Four. In high school I listened to Billy Joel and the Beach Boys—which was the first CD I ever bought.

If I weren’t an actor: I’d either be a puppeteer or an Imagineer—someone hired by Disney to sign a nondisclosure form, learn all the secrets of how the theme park rides work and use current and future technologies to design attractions for parks.

My favorite bathroom away from home is at: the NoMad Hotel in Los Angeles. It’s in an old bank and they saved the vault for the bathroom’s entrance downstairs. It’s super cool.

The best advice I ever received was: play a long game and not a short game, especially career-wise. Don’t hope that a singular thing—especially if it becomes a success—will define you. Strive for longevity and appreciate that where there are flows there are also ebbs.

The worst advice I’ve received: Fly out of Newark instead of JFK.

—Edited from an interview by Chris Kornelis

#nph #neil patrick harris

[programmedtoexterminate]

My favourite and only thing I know about Korn is the lead singer was this like super edgelord who used to collect serial killer memorabilia (cringe) but then he had kids and was like "actually this is fucked up" and got rid of it cause he didn't want to expose his kids to that.

#just me

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#TheFamilyValuesTour 1999 This live document ain’t all bad. Devotees of excruciating noise can revel in [a]Limp Bizkit[/a]’s rifftastic schtick, and thrill to [a]Primus[/a] and the most rubbery bass-slapper in the history of bass-slapping. Adolescents who are that much deeper and neurotic will welcome Staind and their suicidal urges on ‘Mudshovel’, Korn and their near-death experiences on ‘Falling Away From Me’, and, best of all, Filter‘s morbid tribute to Kurt Cobain, ‘Hey Man, Nice Shot’. Even the dance faction gets a nod with Method Man & Redman‘s tag-team rhyming and The Crystal Method‘s techno-tastic ‘Keep Hope Alive’, complete with Martin Luther King sample. Lo retro siempre volverá.... #thedocbrownpub #culturaretro #90s #00s #80s #figuras #retrotoys #tvseries #vintage #vintagestyle #huntertoys #coleccionismo #CostaRica #retromemories #memorabilia #instatoys #retroconsolas #64bits #instatoysphotography fuente: https://www.nme.com/reviews/reviews-nme-2340-336150 https://www.instagram.com/p/CNKU37lFv7-/?igshid=eop9pk50psd9

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#korn #neidermayers mind #korn memorabilia #underground chicken sound

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Rock Legends Donate Invaluable Fan Memorabilia to Support ROADIE RELIEF!

Rock Legends Donate Invaluable Fan Memorabilia to Support ROADIE RELIEF!

Unique, Personally Signed Donations from TOMMY THAYER (KISS), RAY LUZIER (KORN), TAYLOR HAWKINS (FOO FIGHTERS), PAPA EMERITUS (GHOST), FAITH NO MORE, PNUT (311) & MORE! Silent Auction #2 LIVE on 32auctions.com until April 14th 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 22, 2021 – With the continued stall on mass gatherings putting tours and festivals on hold, a massive and irreplaceable part of the…

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METALLICA, GHOST, FAITH NO MORE, KORN, KISS, & MANY MORE ROCK & METAL LEGENDS Donate Invaluable Fan Memorabilia to Support ROADIE RELIEF! Silent Auction #2 LIVE on 32auctions.com until April 14th 2021

METALLICA, GHOST, FAITH NO MORE, KORN, KISS, & MANY MORE ROCK & METAL LEGENDS Donate Invaluable Fan Memorabilia to Support ROADIE RELIEF! Silent Auction #2 LIVE on 32auctions.com until April 14th 2021

With the continued stall on mass gatherings putting tours and festivals on hold, a massive and irreplaceable part of the music industry has been and continues to be horrifically impacted: touring support and live event crews. Founded by CHAD WARD, ROADIE RELIEF is working to bring the industry together to provide ongoing support to live event workers and so has organized, with 32auctions.com, to…

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GRES

I GRES nascono a fine 2018 nelle nebbie perenni della provincia modenese. Dave, Marcello, Simone e Camilla vengono da progetti locali differenti, da cui si portano dietro differenti influenze che creano il mix sonoro di “La Giusta Distanza”, il loro primo album pubblicato nel marzo 2020 per We Work Records. Una miscela incendiaria che potrebbe far pensare a delle Bikini Kill con i riff dei Motorpsycho più incazzati.

1 - Ti svegli su un isola deserta. No panic: hai potuto portare con te tre cose e una di queste è un album.   

- Cami: Relationship Of Command. E’ l’album di cui ruberei la paternità se come in certi film si potesse tornare indietro a prima che fosse scritto e pubblicarlo in anticipo. Magari non è l’ascolto più sofisticato possibile, ma se chi legge ha presente cosa significa ascoltare un pezzo e sentire che risuona con qualcosa che si ha dentro, all’altezza della pancia, potrei spiegare dicendo che questo è l’album con il quale sento più corrispondenze interne. Suoni, idee, rabbia. Poi porteremmo credo tutti qualche strumento per continuare a suonare e una misteriosamente funzionante connessione a Netflix. 2 - On the road: c'è un’ autoradio con dentro una musicassetta. Dentro ci sono almeno tre canzoni da cantare a finestrino aperto.   

- Cami: 1) Qualsiasi hit dei Queen. Ho imparato a cantarle praticamente mentre imparavo a parlare e sono affezionata al timbro di Freddie Mercury come un pulcino alla voce di mamma anatra. 2) Loud Love dei Soundgarden. A forza di urlare per raggiungere Chris le sporcature del mio cantato hanno iniziato a sembrarmi accettabili. Gli devo una parziale consolazione per il triste fatto che non sentirò mai un bel timbro maschile uscire dalla mia gola. 3) Bailando, Paradisio. E’ una canzone con grandissime potenzialità punk non capite e prima o poi convincerò gli altri a farne una cover incredibile. 3 - Hai rimandato, hai rimandato ma oggi tocca a te. La playlist dal dentista per non sentire il trapano nelle orecchie.

- Girl Band - Pears For Lunch Brutus - Fire Turnstile - Real Thing Birds in Row - You, Me & The Violence Gouge Away - Consider Vi som älskade varandra så mycket - Sioux City Loma Prieta - Worn Path Crash Of Rhinos - Stiltwalker 4 - Qual è il memorabilia musicale a cui non potresti mai rinunciare?

- Simmi: non mi dispiacerebbe un tiro dal cannone che Bob Marley fuma sulla copertina di “Catch A Fire”, giusto per mettermi alla prova. Vorrei anche l’asta del microfono del cantante dei Korn da tenere come lampada in casa… mi è sempre piaciuta un sacco. 5 - Guilty Pleasure: quella canzone che ti fa vergognare, ma che non puoi proprio fare a meno di ascoltare.

- Cami: tra i recenti direi Bando di Anna Pepe, rifiutato categoricamente da tutti gli altri della bénd, che infatti mi disconoscono come leader tranne quando c’è da rispondere alle interviste. 6 - Film o serie tv: questa volta sceglilo per la colonna sonora.

- Cami: Fight Club, scena finale della città che crolla su Where Is My Mind dei Pixies. Grande riferimento per il mio personale concetto disfunzionale di amore dall’età di 17 anni. Marci: Gli anime ormai sono considerati serie tv quindi dai, dico Cowboy Bebop di Yoko Kanno & the Seatbelts. C'è di tutto dentro, un'infinità di generi diversi ed è tutto bellissimo. 

7 - La chiavetta nello spazio: la band o il musicista di cui la terra non ha proprio bisogno.

- Cami: la facciamo decollare vuota, mi sa. La musica è il nostro spazio di libertà. Così come ci vogliamo esprimere noi senza ricercare per forza un consenso, ci piace l’idea che possano tutti viverla esattamente come ritengono. Poi sarebbe un peccato limitare la propria realtà solo a quello che si riesce a comprendere, no? Simmi invece ci tiene a dissociarsi da tutto questo buonismo e dice che ci pensa lui a riempire la chiavetta. Si rende disponibile per fornire in privato un dettagliato elenco e delle spiegazioni, che per ragioni legali non riportiamo qui. 8 - Il 1999 per noi Caroline Records è stato l'anno in cui abbiamo cominciato a diventare quello che musicalmente siamo oggi: tu a che punto eri?

- Dave: nel ‘99 presi la patente e la mia prima auto usata, una Fiat Tipo bianca con il mangianastri. Suonavo la chitarra in una band death metal chiamata Heskil e avevo i capelli lunghi fino a metà schiena. 9 - E invece un album degli ultimi 12 mesi che tutti dovrebbero ascoltare? 

- Cami: Concrete di Tegu, uno dei pochi pànc che riesce a fare roba di mio gusto anche con i suoni pulitini. Il chitarrista della mia band precedente mi ha consigliato Tha Supreme, ma sto ancora cercando di capire, ci lavoro eh… mi applico. Marci: “Don't Waste Your Anger” dei The Smith Street Band 10 - Dal vivo: il miglior concerto che hai visto, quello che rimpiangi di aver perso e quello che non vuoi assolutamente perdere.

- Marci: Migliore visto, Tallest Man On Earth a Londra al Roundhouse. Quello che rimpiango, Crash Of Rhinos. Quello che non perderò, Kate Tempest.