#lunac

[sprinklewinkles]

I got to adopt a lovely pet called Lunac from a friend today, and made them to an invisible koug onsite, but in their art theyre a cat made of stars OwO

[laila307]

URGENTE!!! LUNA CLASSIC ESTA QUE ARDE - COMENZARON LAS QUEMAS 

[laila307]

LUNA CLASSIC Será Enlistada En ROBINHOOD #shorts #lunac

[laila307]

📣 ÚLTIMAS NOTICIAS: 💥💥 TERRA LUNA CLASSIC Explotará y Buscará NUEVOS MAXIMOS HISTORICOS!

[alex-sarayut]

Luna alive - ลูน่ายังไม่ตาย!

Luna alive – ลูน่ายังไม่ตาย!

เหรียญลูน่าปิดพุ่งกว่า 120% ภายใน 3 วัน หรือว่าวาฬจะเข้ามาเก็บ ไม่มีใครรู้ได้ ขอแสดงความยินดีกับเพื่อนๆที่เก็บเหรียญนี้ไว้ช่วงราคาต่ำนะครับ #Lunac #Luna

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[lunacwolphe]

So the Powerball Jackpot is at like $350MIL and Husband and I sometimes think about playing. We've already discussed what we would need to make things better and it's really simple for us. $5Million for us to use on what the fuck ever we feel like. This would be used for buying enough land to put us and his sister on, separate houses, vehicles we want, and furnishing said houses. $5Million again to set back into a savings account and stocks. This would be our income creator as it would give us enough interest yearly to live comfortably without either of us having to work 40+ hours a week at a job we hate. $5Million for charities and to help out anyone that's ever been kind to us or helped us out. (I.e. Donation money) This would also get thrown in a savings account so we could use the interest to give out money. Anything over the 15-20 million would just be excess for us. We'd use it in savings and charities and basically just have it sitting around for whatever reason we felt to use it. The $10million we would have in savings and kept for ourselves would also be enough to get our kids into college and nest egg so they wouldn't have to struggle once they get out of school. Like honestly that $20 Million is all we'd imagine needing. The rest is just junk money and we can't even think of ways to spend it other than charity.

[djdaveskywalker]

It’s been a little quiet from me on the blog front lately, which is something I’ll be trying to rectify over the next couple of weeks. The reason for this is fourfold:

1. Work (the day job) has been incredibly busy recently so my usual “update the blog during my lunch break” hasn’t been an option because I haven’t really had one.

2. Trying to do a blog post from home is really tough, thanks to having two active kids! As I write this, it’s 9am on a Sunday morning, I’ve been awake for almost four hours already, and despite having the laptop open have been full of changing nappies, doing breakfasts, and this second I have a one year old trying to climb onto my laptop and a four year old trying to pull a cushion out from under my back. None of these things are very hardcore, I’ll admit.

3. What spare time I do have has been taken up by trying to get some very overdue tracks finished or by learning a new environment, having installed Bitwig and Serum recently - a blog post on these soon!

4. I haven’t been feeling much new music in the last few weeks. Don’t get me wrong, there’s been a couple of tracks, but nothing has stood out to me.

Luckily on the last note, Luna C has broken that pattern with the first of four new tracks upcoming on his new EP. He thinks this is the best work he’s done since (and even including) My Angel, and I’m inclined to agree with him if Take Me Home is anything to go by.

On his recent blog post Chris is incredibly and unusually frank about the background behind the upcoming EP, his Reeve alias and the last few years of his life. I will admit I was somewhat aware at the time that his marriage was struggling, and he sent me a preview copy of his Reeve album when he’d finished it, and I will admit I was somewhat less than enthused at the time and told him so. This is because I really don’t like folk music or lyrically melancholy music (with very few exceptions), and I will be honest and say I didn’t sit and really think about what Chris was saying and take it in. For this I apologise, as looking back on this I should have been more supportive at the time. I can only say that I wasn’t in the best frame of mind to be a good support at the time either - my dad had died suddenly and unexpectedly, leaving me coming to terms with the acceptance and responsibility as now the oldest surviving member of my family line, trying to sort out a repatriation and an estate on the other side of the country while holding down my job and supporting my wife and a young baby. I don’t think I’m very good at supporting anyone (even myself) emotionally - I never seem to know quite what to say, so I tend to keep things to myself. I hope my actions at the time didn’t cause Chris any further disparagement - if so, then I am sorry.

Anyway, enough of that, just that I advise you to read Chris’ blog post.

Onto the track - "Take Me Home” is great and I’m not saying it because of the above. It’s not just the lyrics (which work well imo), but the vibe of the track itself. It’s something I can really see people dancing to - and singing along - on the dancefloor (which is unusual considering the track background perhaps and that it doesn’t conform to hardcore’s usual rules - but isn’t that often the way with Chris?). I’m looking forward to the other tracks that will be announced over the next three weeks.

The Risk EP is available from Kniteforce on May 18th.

Watch the video on YouTube at https://youtu.be/L2gVE1bjpP4 (which is ingeniously produced btw!)

As an aside to this, I’m really happy to see Chris so enthused with making music. His enthusiasm is contagious, and I will, nay I WILL find time somehow to get more stuff done. I have so many ideas in my head at the moment and though finding time is nigh on impossible at the moment (my one year old has now climbed into a box full of toy cars and got stuck inside an Ikea Kallax unit, so I’m going to have to end this post now!), I will find time somehow!