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i don't do bad sauce passes
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
we're not kids anymore.

祝日 / Permanent Vacation

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@long--beard
ジェットスキーに乗るファービーのフェーブ
here are the songs i have written for an album called “100″ which features 100 three second songs that i wrote for my friend’s video game. they were all made on a casio ca-110. you can listen to it here:
https://lovecraftcraft.bandcamp.com/album/100
goodnight, ya nerds
look ma, my art is on a cassette!
give doozie a listen :) working with christina was a pleasure, this demo is really good, and i’m honored to have gotten to design the art for it. i just updated my portfolio to include this. it was really cool to illustrate a floral pattern! there’s a first for everything (i also totally built a diy lightbox to photograph this because i’m a nerd).
if you’re in NYC, come thru to this show tomorrow evening!!!
If your band is good and you are a bad person your band isn’t good :-)
A Chat With Long Beard
Photos: Tom Christie Author: Meilyn Huq
Leslie Bear has been playing under the moniker Long Beard since she first started playing house shows hosted by her friends in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Since the release of her cherished debut album, Sleepwalker, last fall, she’s toured the country alongside Fraternal Twin and we’ve all been itching to hear more.
For our compilation, Afterthoughts, Bear gifted us with a seraphic cover of Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.” Last week at Flemington DIY, we got the chance to speak with her about her experiences as an independent touring artist thus far and her plans for the future.
Do you have anything new you’re working on now?
Right now, I am in the process of writing new songs for either an EP or LP. It’s funny, because I get in the habit of branching a song idea into many songs at the same time, and will probably scrap all but one in the end. For now, it’s nice to just be playing around with ideas and letting whatever comes out be there, like a “creative dump.”
What’s the best thing about touring?
The best thing about it is definitely the getaway from everyday life- seeing new places, and meeting new people. Sounds cliché, but I’ve always liked being on the go and feeling more purposeful day to day.
About performing?
I love that in performing, you have to face your vulnerability, and turn that into confidence or a certainty that you "belong there on stage” as my friend Laetitia [of Vagabon] once said. Even if you are reaching no one, it’s nice to know that you are allowing your songs to be heard and “exist” at least in the moment.
What is a place you go to for writing music?
Lately I haven’t been able to find any really special places to write, and so have just been writing in my room/around the apartment. I do find that writing by a window helps me though. In the past I’ve always liked writing, or at least thinking/reflecting on a “high” place like a roof, or attic, or top of a parking deck.
How do you think you’ve grown as an artist?
I think I’m definitely more accepting of my art now than I was at first. I used to be pretty apathetic about it, not giving myself enough credit and worried how everyone else would respond to it. I realize now, that was the wrong way to look at it. I put more care into it now, and take the “artist” role more seriously. This is something I do, that I love doing and need to work hard at, not only to grow as a musician, but to create something that at least I can believe in.
Listen to Bear’s contribution to our compilation here:
afterthoughts by minikin
Be sure to catch Long Beard play along with gobbinjr, Lunch Ladies and Rhea for minikin’s tape release and fundraiser for We Make Noise at The Silent Barn! RSVP here.
Or catch her on her weekend tour with Tim Woulfe: 7/21 - Washington, D.C 7/22 - Richmond, VA 7/23 - Baltimore, MD 7/24 - Philadelphia, PA
In the mood for egg
I'm going on a mini tour vacation w my friends Tim, and Devin. ✨ Thx Stefan for drawing up this cool poster! 7/21 - Washington, D.C. 7/22 - Richmond, VA https://www.facebook.com/events/107843796315428/ 7/23 - Baltimore, MD https://www.facebook.com/events/922384024536615/ 7/24 - Philadelphia, PA https://www.facebook.com/events/568202543359693/
Poster for Yohuna Release Show at Silent Barn.
RSVP to it here.
Can't. Wait. For. This!
honestly what is this
@futurehalf
https://instagram.com/p/BHGhuMXjSaY/
Beautiful teamwork by a raccoon mother and her babies. [video]
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Don't look, Devin
Miniature Rooms Inside Television Sets
Chinese artist Zhang Xiangxi creates these incredible miniature replicas of rooms inside the shells of discarded vintage TV sets. His attention to detail, when recreating a train car or a luxury apartment, might fool you into thinking you are waiting for a TV show to start, but in reality you are looking at his intricate set designs that aim to capture reality inside a TV.
Images via
this is incredible