#{out of view}

[indigoisaspookyghost]

hate how I cry after literally every single doctors appointment. that’s normal though trust I don have medical trauma <- liar

[nachtfaustshairtie]

Imagine getting caught lacking and falling asleep sitting straight up

Oh yeah and this other little doodle. Just his hair from a side profile

[bugdottele]

Kinda of a rewrite of gay one scene of Wil Smith yelling about his dad to Uncle Phil but Will is Oscar and Phil is Julieta

For context this takes place after Casita is rebuilt and everyone is working towards rekindling relationships and working towards forgiving/forgiveness

Julieta: [after Bruno left the room without saying anything to Oscar] I'm sorry, Will.

Oscar: You know what? Actually, this works out better for me, you know. I get to focus on my own projects without interference you know...

Julieta: Will, it's all right to be angry.

Oscar: Hey, why should I be mad? At least he’s here now. I just wish I hadn't wasted my time making him this stupid present.

[places a rauna with patters of rats and such on the table]

Julieta : I'm sorry. You know, if there was something that l...

Oscar: You know what, you ain't got to do nothing, Tía Julieta. Ain't like I'm still six years old, you know. Ain't like I'ma be sitting up every night asking you, "When's Papí coming home?", you know. Who needs him? Hey, he wasn't there to teach me how to use my gift, but I learned, didn't I? And I got pretty good at it too, didn't I, Tía Julieta?

Julieta: Yeah, you did.

Oscar : Got through my first nights in my room without him, right? I learned how to grow, I learned how to shave, I learned how to move past him. I had ten great birthdays without him. He never even sent anything!

[turns toward the kitchen door]

Oscar : [shouts] I don’t need him!

[long pause as Oscar struggles to regain his composure]

Oscar: I ain't need him then and I don't need him now.

Julieta : Oscar...

Oscar : No, you know what, Tía Julieta? I'ma keep growing, I'ma be the best me I can, I'ma marry me a beautiful honey, and I'ma have me a whole bunch of kids. I'll be a better father than he ever was, and I sure as hell don't need him for that, 'cause ain't a damn thing he could ever teach me about how to love my kids!

[long pause; Oscar starts to cry]

Oscar: How come he doesn’t love me?

[Julieta rushes forward to hug Oscar, and Oscar breaks down sobbing]

I’m going to write an actual scene for this now

[hi2k]

the professor is fighting with his wife WITH THE MIC ON.

[findasongblog]

Find a #electronic song

Alpines - Out Of View

Alpines announce their return with their first single released today: ‘Out Of View’. The track is a bassy saw wave before a breakbeat style rhythm that descends quickly, accompanied by Pockson’s deeply felt vocal. "Out of View was written in a period of time when we were both feeling very free and wanted to experiment with new sounds and ideas with no pressure or expectation. The weight and grittiness of the beat contrasts to the soaring and anthemic vocal. We wanted this track to have that striking uplifting quality, we were inspired by classic 90s rave anthems and the power of those vocals and lyrics to lift people and transcend them to another place."

[iheartmoosiq]

In the two years since the release of stellar album Another River, we haven’t heard a peep from Alpines. After falling hard for the UK duo’s dark trip hop imbued electronic pop, we found ourselves feeling like we were missing a piece of ourselves during the long drought. So when Bob Matthews and Catherine Pockson suddenly re-emerged last week with a fresh single, we were more than overjoyed. True to form, Alpines has unleashed a glorious new ballad in Out of View, an intensely atmospheric track that fuses shadowy skittering beats and rich rumbling bass with Pockson’s show-stopping vocals, as beautiful and impressive as ever. Alpines states: "Out of View was written in a period of time when we were both feeling very free and wanted to experiment with new sounds and ideas with no pressure or expectation. The weight and grittiness of the beat contrasts to the soaring and anthemic vocal. We wanted this track to have that striking uplifting quality, we were inspired by classic 90s rave anthems and the power of those vocals and lyrics to lift people and transcend them to another place." Along with their new song comes welcome news of Alpines’ third album Full Bloom, out November 16th and available to pre-order now, here.

[gummybyte]

ALLIGATORS HAVE TAILS AND I DIDNT DRAW ONE FUUUUUUCK