Caffeine Induced Madness @alfreditodito - Tumblr Blog

yesterday and last night were very hard on me but today my partner made me breakfast in bed / I practiced for three hours with a band for one of my favorite musicians and I went and saw one of the most special shows I’ve seen in a while (though really I’ve been to so many good shows lately) / ate a footlong wawa hoagie in the park / feeling tired and tender and so relieved

‘Soldier Girl’ by The Polyphonic Spree is my new jam.

#thisismyjam

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You eat dat side, I’ll eat dis side.

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i spent a few hours mangling a harry nilsson track– started as a joke but then i took it to heart. it is still kind of a joke. it’s ok. it will be ok.

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reblogging my song

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This song speaks to me so much right now.

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“Drunk Walk Home” - Mitski

I was convinced when I first listened to Mitski’s Bury Me at Makeout Creek that the song I should share was the sickeningly sweet and dark “first love / late spring.” It’s a slice of Makeout that could place Mitski’s latest album next to Double Double Whammy labelmate Frankie Cosmos’s Zentropy, a similarly charming album of small, contemplative pop stories begging for a repeat button. The problem with the comparison is that Bury me at Makeout Creek isn’t small, innocuous, or interested in a listener’s consistent attention. “I’m starting to learn I may never be free / but though I may never be free / fuck you and your money,” declares Mitski on “Drunk Walk Home,” just before she plunges into a grungy mess of distorted guitar riffs and incoherent screaming. Mitski can sing pleasantly, even soothingly, but it’s the choice to not placate the audience with another soft piece that burns the brightest across these ten songs.

I (and many others) have been guilty in the past of abusing terms like “honest” and “authentic” when it comes to personal storytelling. It doesn’t matter if Mitski’s talk of somber farewells and aggression are coming from her personal life, but the direct language in her songs and willingness to explore all emotional landscapes (even the harsh, ear-splitting ones) makes Bury Me at Makeout Creek a remarkable record.

Pre-order the record at Double Double Whammy.

- Kyle Minton

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Haven't been able to get enough of this song after seeing it live.

#mitski

Post that Pepe picture from Instagram on here you'd get so many notes

Thanks, anonymous!

‘Drunk Walk Home’ by Mitski is my new jam.

#thisismyjam

If only I was this sexy.

#lifegoals #pepe

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I Want to Guard You From Boredom no sorrow 03 /// HOV-015 // September 22nd puberty came late to me and so did everything else drifting between underdog and also-ran but as for you, you came to me in a crescendo of silence on a filthy strip of sidewalk where day settled like a scab you ordered extra avocado: of course i wanna know your shadow i slid the blade across the table: “you be cain and i’ll be abel” i want to guard you from boredom on venice we pass thin old men in leather playing chess “i’m addicted to epiphany”, you warily confess when you leave me you’ll be sensible as matching kitchenware i suppose the song is writing me but it’s taking fucking years you taught yourself to play piano: of course i want to know your shadow i slid the blade across the table: “you be cain and i’ll be abel” i want to guard you from boredom