♬—𓅪

i've got a safety pin stuck in my heart for you

[stuckinapril]

Amen

[polishwave]

podziele sie moim ulubionym miejscem <3

Niesamowita przetrzeń, kumulacja. Nie znam się na Warszawce, gdzie to?

[garbagedisp0sal]

[thewhatever]

I don’t fit in anywhere.

[roua-poemului]

“I haven’t yet tasted everything that can keep me alive.”

— Albert Camus, Caligula.

[rigorwhoretis]

humans were the worst thing to ever happen to this planet

[patronsaintofweepingmothers]

"three sleeping babies" (2008), susan s.

[mondo-grosso]

[iamdangerace]

Tony "Bones" Roberts of the British hardcore punk band Discharge in 1981.

[felopunk]

Träume - Wrzask (Full Album) 2024

Poland’s Träume craft their sound from their roots with such legendary 80s punk and new wave bands as Siekiera and Zbombardowane Laleczki. In Soviet Poland all underground music scenes came together no matter the sound, united by a need to make art that countered the oppressive regime controlling the country. On top of that, most punk and hardcore was smuggled through the Iron Curtain from badly recorded cassette tapes, so things evolved organically and with their own interpretation. This can be seen most clearly on the infamous Polish Punk compilation ‘Fala’, meaning wave. Taking this history, Träume are the descendents of this sound, bringing tuneful new wave elements to a punk beat, whilst speaking of the politics of our days through folk metaphors such as in Kraina Snów (Land of Dreams). To wrzask, to punk kurwa.

[decayin6]

[herpsandbirds]

[hibi-flower]

sources: l.e.s. by donald glover // this year by the mountain goats // maya hornbacher, madness // watchisjawdrop on tumblr // wuntrum on tumblr // kim kardashian // unknown // godblessryankent on tiktok // nayyirah waheed // unknown // lev st. valentine

on hope, finally

[peterfromtexas-deactivated20250]

Facebook themed hindu temple in India

[lovecrumbss]

oh to have foxes play where I've laid to rest

[7dmom]

Some fake things that aren't real are low key really importsnt

[toiich]

Penda's Fen (1974), dir. Alan Clarke

[dianasson]

Need to see this