#jonathan pierce

[wrldofherown]

gus van sant, hedi slimane & jonny pierce, 2010.

[dmardsanddaisies]

After 13 years I can say I've finally seen The Drums live! ☺️ It was so cool to finally see a band that has been one of my favourites since I heard "Let's Go Surfing" in 2010. I would take a bullet to protect the vibes of Jonathan Pierce any day ✨. Here's me, some raccoons that slept against the hotel window while hiding from the rain, and some yummy dinner shots!

[inmyround]

The Drums - Jonny

[35mmelissa]

hello The Drums, nice night i hope see u soon

[lilacsandorangeblossoms]

Kerosene

A Katherine centric story. Set in the world of shadowhunters.

Katherine Pierce Petrova Mikaelson is this badass demon hunter, her husband Elijah is co president of their demon hunting institute. Katherine was coming back from hunting when she is jumped, and knocked unconscious when she awakes she finds she has been marked with a strange rune on her. After a fight she awakens to find a mysterious man with her claiming to be her brother but that’s impossible Katherine’s brother died when she was two and she was sent to live with another family for her protection. Katherine even though she is under the assumption her brother is dead she still loves him.

Jonathan Pierce, Katherine’s brother he loves his sister. But is also unstable and doesn’t know how love works. He loves Katherine but he also wants to control and have Katherine to himself but Katherine has friends and a husband. Both siblings were brought up very different Katherine was brought up with friends, fight lessons and weapons training. Jonathan was brought up being used as a weapon and when he got too powerful he was sent to hell and his skin was burned everyday for ten years. The only hope he had in hell was one day he would see his sister again.

Even though both siblings remember their short childhood together before they were separated they still remember each other and their childhood they both love each other and will fight for each other when reunited.

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13367018/1/Kerosene

Kerosene, a Vampire Diaries + Shadowhunters Crossover fanfic | FanFiction

[theroleofimagination]

NO-ONE CARES WHERE THE REFEREE’S UNCLE PLAYED FOOTBALL JP! 

[stolligaseptember]

I know some good luck, and a good fuck

A nice glass of wine and some quality time

Is gonna make you mine

[iheartmoosiq]

When I think of The Drums, my initial thoughts bring me back to 2011, when I first fell for the band’s indie pop and surf rock ahead of their sophomore album Portamento, still my favorite record from them today. I also break out in smiles as I remember my first experience catching them live, watching in mesmeric adoration as Jonathan Pierce pranced about the Great American Music Hall stage in pinstripe pants with his signature motions and moves. In the years since, I’ve seen The Drums countless more times and journeyed with them through the more experimental and psychedelic sounds of some of their subsequent albums, like on Encylopedia. On April 5th, The Drums will bring us a new collection of songs named Brutalism, their fifth LP, co-produced by Pierce.  As someone who’s quite fond of brutalist design and architecture (despite how cold and calculated they can be), I find my curiosity extra piqued by the album’s title. The album’s first single Body Chemistry is calculated, but fortunately not at all cold. With guitars that border on math rock obliqueness, and Pierce’s warm, sallow cooing, Body Chemistry reels us back into The Drums’ post-punk speckled surf pop atmosphere.  “For the year prior to writing this song, I had been dealing with an increased feeling of depression. To counter that, I was doing all I could do to try and make myself feel good: implementing all sorts of self-care, going to therapy, eating well, exercising at the gym, taking a step back from partying, and focusing on positive relationships while weeding out the not-so-good ones” explains Pierce. “I still found myself weighed down with anxiety and depression. This song asks the question: Is this dull, sad feeling in my DNA? Is it part of my gene pool? Can it ever be corrected? I had been confronting some of my most stubborn demons, and I came to realize that confronting doesn’t always mean conquering.” As we take a new album journey with The Drums, I look forward to finding out more behind the choice of title for the record. Perhaps it’s rooted in its themes, or perhaps it’s related to its structure. Either way, it’s going to be another great year for The Drums fans. Pre-order Brutalism, here.