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Set It Off // Academy, Manchester. (13.10.22) https://www.instagram.com/maggsvisuals/
i guess our time ran out..
So. I've been seeing a lot of negative things from a fandom lately. I don't want to say any specific one cause yeah know. I don't wanna get attacked or make anyone feel attacked but this is just a soft reminder.
The celebrities are people too
If you've been scrolling for a while and getting drained take a break
Don't feel like you NEED to see the drama.
If you seeing this drama and taking it in is warping your love for whatever it is Stop. Just stop searching that tag
I've had a fandom get like that and I eventually just stopped searching them. And I feel so much better and have a whole new appreciation for that artist.
You don't have to take my advice but just remember that okay?
I'm not throwing shade at the drama pages. I'm just saying that hate of someones favorite artist can get draining and ruining something for someone. Just remember that the drama is not a requirement
Songs from my 🔥 playlist → Music Video Details
Killer in the Mirror by Set It Off
Live Picks: 2/26
Yo La Tengo
BY JORDAN MAINZER
Rock ‘n’ roll, or something more radical.
The Love Song of R. Buckminster Fuller, Thalia Hall
Sam Green’s live documentary about the radical architect is presented tonight at Thalia Hall. The collaboration between Green and none other than Yo La Tengo was commissioned by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s Design and Architecture Department; it consists of Green narrating the images on screen while the band performs a live score.
There are two showings tonight, one with doors at 6:30 and one with doors at 10:00.
Steve Earle, City Winery
The alt-country legend concludes his annual winter residency at City Winery tonight. (He played two dates in January, and he played last night.) He’s releasing a new album with his band The Dukes out on March 29th. But it’s not of original material. GUY is a tribute album to Guy Clark in which Earle covers Clark songs to varying degrees of faith. The weary “Desperados Waiting For A Train”, the powerful and emotive “The Last Gunfighter Ballad”, and the sing-speaking of “The Randall Knife” really evoke Clark’s spirit. On the flip side, Earle adopts a gruffer persona on “Dublin Blues”, “Heartbroke”, and “She Ain’t Goin Nowhere”, while The Dukes speed up “Anyhow I Love You”, burner “Out in the Parking Lot”, and bluegrass jams “Sis Draper” and “New Cut Road” (and they slow down “The Ballad of Laverne and Captain Flint”). And for closer “Old Friends”, Earle assembles a who’s who of guests to help out, including Terry Allen, Emmylou Harris, and Rodney Crowell.
Americana singer-songwriter Shannon McNally opens.
Set It Off, Metro
It was clear from the release of “Killer in the Mirror”, an overcooked song with hand-claps, a shuffling beat, buzzy guitars, and horns, that Set It Off were going to be piling more toppings on their pizza. Midnight, the band’s Fearless Records debut, is riddled with sonic overproduction and lyrical cliches, from introvert anthem “Lonely Dance” to smarmy piano ballad “Unopened Windows”. (Don’t even get me started on the oh-no-they-didn’t gospel choir on the closer.) Yet, there are a few unexpected aspects that work, like the Latin melody of the former, the 80′s deep bass synth pop of “For You Forever”, and bop “Go To Bed Angry” featuring Katie Cecil of Wayfarers. When the symphonic rock band embraces full-on pop, at this point, they’re more effective than when they’re touching it with gloves on. It’s fitting, then, that among their own material, live, the band has been covering pop stars like Ariana Grande, Britney Spears, and Halsey.
Australian pop punks With Confidence, California alt-rockers Super Whatevr, and San Diego emo hip hop band L.I.F.T open.
hold your breath, here comes the turn
pick up the phone to hear my swan song
what do you wanna receive for fucking it up all the time? a fucking statue?