MobileSuitLilah

she/her | The one and only @MobileSuitLilah from cohost

[siriusbound]

Moonlight

[twinkle-art]

stay by my side

[saildraws]

happy 10th blood birthday to bloodborne!

[smoqueen-deactivated20251108]

[mobilesuitlilah]

Corps Diplomatique - Les Métamorphoses du Vampire

French coldwave band Corps Diplomatique released a single 7" in 1988 and a handful of tracks on the La muse vénale cassette compilation before dropping off the map. Thankfully their material is getting reissued/released for the first time, because turns out they're great! I'm absolutely in love with their sound. The Dans Ta Nuit compilation just dropped today via Dark Entries and it's very much worth a listen, just a great dark and dancable time

[gabriellemkari]

Carmilla & Laura 🩸

[baldgonia]

ive been watching twin peaks for the first time

[tunisian]

on the phone with god rn to make sure im not on his “strongest warriors” list again for 2025

[mobilesuitlilah]

Martin Dupont - Full Moons and Mouths

Cohost is dead, Bluesky feels miserable, and I'm ready to make my grand return to MUSIC POSTING. Here we go!! In my never-ending search for more good goth music, I have fallen into an obsession with 80s cold wave. Coldwave, like most genre classifications, is fairly loose - less a strict taxonomy, more a descriptor invented by music journalists to describe a particular music scene, a set of bands drawing from similar influences and influencing each other. Derived from post-punk and ostensibly a goth subgenre, it developed in Europe on the edges of the blast radius of the UK's goth explosion, with separate and largely disconnected scenes in France/Belgium and Poland. As such there's a fascinating fluidity and diversity to the sound, a willingness to experiment and dovetail with new wave, punk, minimal synth, and synthpop that give it a unique flavor of its own.

So far, I've largely been exploring French coldwave, and have only just started dipping my toes into the Polish scene. And of all the bands I've found, Martin Dupont is one of my favorites. Formed in Marseilles in 1980, they released three albums and a cassette (all with incredibly striking covers) and toured with Siouxsie and the Banshees before breaking up in 1988. Their excellent debut album, _Just Because..._, established a uniquely icy minimal synth sound with dueling masc/femme vocals. But their third album, _Hot Paradox_, is the masterpiece, fusing their cold wave sound with a dose of hot-blooded new wave energy and busier production, creating something exciting and uniquely danceable as a result.

The whole album is wonderful straight through, but album opener "Full Moon and Mouths" is a great indication of what you're in for - dark, foreboding, and fun as hell.

[thehauntedrocket]

Tintin Meets Indiana Jones

Art by Adam Murphy

[boxedsprouts]

out in the town

[mobilesuitlilah]

oy tumblah ‘ow we gettin’ on den

[gameraboy2]

Lucy Lawless behind the scenes on Xena: Warrior Princess (1995)

[mobilesuitlilah]

*turning directly to the camera as I finish Initiation 9* TAWK abowt Death o’ the Authah!

[oolongstains]

I think that might be more than one shot

[mobilesuitlilah]

Sam Lake is very privileged. Whenever he writes, produces, and stars in a 15-minute art-horror short film pet project, he gets to stick it in a critically acclaimed big-budget AAA horror game instead of throwing it on his Youtube channel like everybody else

[lakevida]

just saw someone say they were "hyperfixated" on cooking with seasonal squash i love that nothing means anything

[goofstep]

i’m seriously traumadumping pepper all over these boiled eggs

[junglejim4322]

I’m gaslighting my stove