Beethoven's 5th Voodoo Child

she/her ● 20-something MULTIFANDOM BLOG Currently hyperfixated on ATLA, Star Wars, RuPaul's Drag Race & A Series of Unfortunate Events

[cookiekappa]

Klimt + The Addams Family

[cookiekappa]

This is a print in my shop now!

6XWNALN is the promo code for the sale going on today

[jessica-drewz]

The Shortest Day. Words by Susan Cooper, illustrations by Carson Ellis.

[fuckyeahcomicsbaby]

A hero in more ways than one

[darkstrangevirgilanxiboi]

I NEVER KNEW THAT

[azuresoundoff]

Always always reblogging this if I see it on my dashboard

[motheatenmoonlight]

it’s so fricken windy that Jesus got fully picked up blown across the yard

[motheatenmoonlight]

wait I should clarify that this is about our über-cheap nativity set. our lord and savior did not, in fact, materialize in our front yard just to get tossed across it like a divine tumbleweed

[torchickentacos]

[rshinystars]

A brief respite.

[bastardnoodle]

gay daughter and thot son

[medusasstory]

A strong start. 

[allystruggles]

Having to listen to Lana Del Rey in your gay friends’ cars and pretend it doesn’t sound like an old man trying to read a poem on his deathbed

[euroblog]

Would you look at this masterpiece

Via @alexrybakofficial on TikTok

[palominocorn]

For context:

The violinist is Alexander Rybak, a Belorussian violinist whose family defected from the USSR to Norway. One of the songs he’s mashing up is his own “Fairytale”, Norway’s entry that won the 2009 Eurovision.

The other song, which is the one playing on the amp, is “Stefania” by the Kalush Orchestra, Ukraine’s entry that won the 2022 Eurovision. The song is about the writer’s own mother, and also about mothers who protect their children from war. Once Russia invaded, the song became a war anthem.

So this isn’t just a gorgeous piece of music. It’s a political piece about unity between people who have been oppressed by the same empire.

[marisatomay]

there should be an oscar category called “movie my dad completed without falling asleep on the couch” and it’s more prestigious and contentious than best picture

[egberts]

[pianoaround]

[amuseoffirebane]

Reblogging this again because I found info!

This is 2/3 of a band called Too Many Zooz (they’re lacking their trumpeter here), the song is called ‘Flightning,’ and the genre is “brass house” (which i think they made up but hey i dig it). They have a handful of songs on Spotify and just successfully Kickstarted their first full-length album.

[gvayaba]

this song as the opening to a new anime by Shinichiro Watanabe honestly

[pomp-adourable]

These guys are CHARACTERS for a Watanabe anime.

[running-with-toast]

I seriously love these guys, because they’re so interesting from a music-theory perspective. Their use of intense beats, syncopation, deep bass, and blaring harmonics borrows a lot from modern club music

they’re basically playing dubstep on traditional instruments. Seriously, listen to some tracks with all three of them together, and tell me that’s not what they’re doing

[divinestrike]

um … compilation

[ultraviolentangel-deactivated20]

Just because you did something wrong in the past doesn’t mean you can’t advocate against it now. It doesn’t make you a hypocrite. You just grew. Don’t let people use your past to invalidate your current mindset.

[sadboyfactory]

Hypocrisy is when you do something after you’ve condemned it.

Growth is when you condemn something because you’ve learned from your mistakes.

[learningtoacceptchange]

THIS

[seabornsystem-remade-deactivate]

realising that you were a hypocrite and changing your behaviour is also growth

[nightmaresyrup]

More screamy burd!

You may vent through this picture, this is what internal screaming looks like! Or what my internal screaming looks like.

[aquilaofarkham]

ZAGREUS // MELINOE

[riessene]

supergiant games holding the gayass community hostage since 2020