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Backstage with Foals • San Diego. Circa 2010. Original Polaroid 📷Zophie Felina

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The guy that kisses Yannis’ neck as hes coming out of the crowd isnt #me but hes who i aspire to be What Went Down in Kiev 📹tkacheva_music_photography

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Out of the Woods | Foals

It was just a dream, The most beautiful place I’ve seen. The white caps and the pines, Ripped our nations in the sea.

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There’s a thing called There’s this thing called We fly balloons on this fuel called We fly balloons on this fuel called love

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i wish this was longer

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Foals | What Kind Of Man + What Went Down (covers Florence + The Machine)

And with one kiss You inspired a fire of devotion that lasts for twenty years What kind of man loves like this?

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Big Big Love (Fig #1) on the left and Big Big Love (Fig .2) on the right. I had to edit them a bit to sync them up. Listen with headphones!

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Yannis Phillipakis brings chaos wherever he goes as standard, and is growing into a frontman who can demand anything from a crowd and receive it instantly.

Will Richards - DIY, Open'er Festival 2016: Day Two (via handsomeronnie)

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A lot of the time we don’t soundcheck, so the first time I see the stage is when we do the show. Give me some credit. I’m not going out there and going to stake it out with tape measures. But if the crowd don’t catch you, you’re in big trouble. I know, and I’m not as light as I used to be.

Yannis Philippakis | 30 Minutes with Foals (via white-stars-overhead)

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Nothing like the cool, white melancholy of an airport at night

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The greatest power as a musician is all the moments you don’t know about, what it’s been party to. Moments when someone’s listening on a morning commute, or a 15-year old is mowing his grandma’s lawn for a buck. Just someone who’s finding solace in your music. All the intangible moments that you’ll never know about. That’s the deeper connection. Even though I can’t be privy to those moments, I know our music’s connected to the unknowable masses out there. And that’s what’s beautiful about music, the power for it to commune with people in their most intimate moments.

YANNIS PHILIPPAKIS, Foals (via thebeekeeperswords)