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Chicago, Illinois, 2014

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hey we werent really planning to release these but if you remember me writing and releasing a song solo called “Provolone” likely under the moniker “Attic Canaries” a few years ago that song has been brought back and is now a Queen Moo song. i like how it came out so I’m gonna share it on here exclusively for now until we get into a real studio

"Provolone"- Queen Moo

We’re doin’ drugs in your bathrooms it’s so complimentary of your nice enough bathrooms to put some chemicals in me She’s drinkin’ fine spirits she’s sleepin in my bed her clothes are still on she is resting her head because tomorrow, tomorrow she’s gonna have a better day than she planned she will crack the envelope from her across and oversea boyfriend he fucked her over he fucked her over again he fucked her over and i came home for the weekend which is weird when you still live at home and i started fighting with my brother because all i want to be is alone and the door to my bedroom is locked across the hinges my clothes are all over the floor i had a cold sweat through all of my blankets and i thought of sleeping on your floor

because tomorrow, tomorrow she’s gonna have a better day than she planned she will crack the envelope from her across and oversea boyfriend he fucked her over he fucked her over again he fucked her over

itscometomeannothing

this the best song that has comeinto my life

lifewillalwaysbeweird

wow. impressed. sounds like two humans.

qu33nm00

this is great news

keep on indecisively changing my url names. whoops.

this is a blog for reblogs/posts about things and work that I appreciate

michaelgower.tumblr.com is a post dedicated to solely my own image sketches

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Geert Goiris, “Dead Bird,” 2008.

LE SILENCE Une fiction, Nouveau Musée National de Monaco.

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Manny, 2013

Melissa Cacciola

frontyardbooks

Front Yard’s first digital exhibition (The Other Story) is now live! Featuring work by Thomas Albdorf, Ying Ang, Lewis Chaplin, Patrick Driscoll, Lindsay Metivier, Caroline Schub, and David Zilber. Take a moment to explore these exciting narrative compositions! Featured image: Lewis Chaplin