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Claire Keane
Phantogram Three
One Nice Bug Per Day
Mike Driver
The Stonewall Inn
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Jimmy Eat World
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EXPECTATIONS
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RMH
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@lordshux-blog
بالشفا يا ضنايا .. (at Shetta's Epic Shrine!)
We lose it— it disappears, evaporates. The edge, the courage, the black madness and abandon of the young. The dazzle of living one hundred percent in the moment. It goes away, leaks out of us like water through cracks. Cracks that come from growing older. They start when you buy whole life insurance policies and mortgages, or hear the results of a not-so-good physical check-up. They start when there’s a need rather than a desire for warm baths. Safety over spontaneity, comfort over commotion. Part of him hated it. Not the growing older, but becoming tame, upstanding, predictable, half-hearted, skeptical about too much.
Jonathan Carroll (via browndresswithwhitedots)
nighthawk
n. a recurring thought that only seems to strike you late at night—an overdue task, a nagging guilt, a looming and shapeless future—that circles high overhead during the day, that pecks at the back of your mind while you try to sleep, that you can successfully ignore for weeks, only to feel its presence hovering outside the window, waiting for you to finish your coffee, passing the time by quietly building a nest.
This album gives me hope. And….sorrow.
Michael Chase
Miroslav Tichý
Efrim from Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Bite the hand.
GY!BE by Eric Quach