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thanks for nothing - danton eeprom

Nov 20

ramble young uh.. ramble

My 1st tattoo should be of an ouroboros wheeled hamster wheel rolling along an infinite looped coaster, being ridden by a cricket. Perhaps Jiminy

Every week I’d like the week to go faster as if I’ll be somewhere better in the future.
but the future’s irrelevant

maybe I shouldn’t have eaten that pizza a little after 11a
maybe they shouldn’t open at 11a

I wished I still drank like I used to, but I don’t
could be because it’s fall

doubt everyday I was meant for this world_life in general. surely one of God’s oops -es
Sun up Sun down Sun up Sun down Sun up Sun down

eh but i’m chilling, good weekend ahead starting tonight: the man with the foxtail

^one of the best sets i’ve seen all year

Nov 19 • life damian lazarus

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since I’m on this path…
big up angry alan

he’s one of my favorite photographers, since the days of his Polaroid exploration, light letters, & selling custom bear paw hats to unsuspecting graffiti boys hah

Rochester city newspaper wrote up his work in ART REVIEW: Yes homo
& I ♥ his Brotherhood of Bears project

Nov 19 • photography alan charlesworth bears

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Sigh when will people start bringing back the the hankie code,
I think somewhere along the way we lost the true spirit of christmas

Nov 18 • reblog: trudymade • gaygaygay

Synth Britannia

^ah finally it’s up and not in parts on youtube ha^
and it’s down…if I find it streaming online again I’ll post a link
until then send a msg to me to watch it

Documentary following a generation of post-punk musicians who took the synthesizer from the experimental fringes to the centre of the pop stage.

In the late 1970s, small pockets of electronic artists including the Human League, Daniel Miller and Cabaret Volatire were inspired by Kraftwerk and JG Ballard and dreamt of the sound of the future against the backdrop of bleak, high-rise Britain.

The documentary features numerous appearances from high-profile artists including Gary Numan, Vince Clarke (Yazoo), Martin Gore (Depeche Mode), Philip Oakey (the Human League) and many more. It’s a must-see if you’re into geeking out and listening to electronic artists explain the inspiration behind their music.

they also go over the gear, so if your a gearhead….check it out

Nov 17 • Synth Britannia music documentary post punk synths

what does it for me: black leather sneakers, a really good meal, particular house songs (ex: above)
that’s about it.

Don’t turn on the lights
Don’t turn on the lights

I work in windowless basement and finish my shift mid day. When I come upstairs, my light sensitive eyes can’t handle the outside world
too harsh, I’m a night person

Nov 17 • kai alce house deep house