#munly

[drkocnsummoning]

I just saw the worst person ever ( self ships with fucking MARYLIN MANSON and then wrote rpf about him and Jay Munly)

[the-shifty-motel]

so Manson, Diablo, and Munly found an old camera working in perfect condition. full resolutions are under the cut if you want some retro gayness a la Bob Mizer.

number one's full resolution is right here.

number two's full resolution is right here.

number three's full resolution is right here.

number four's full resolution is right here.

number five's full resolution is right here.

number six's full resolution is right here.

[cotralzrust]

When I, when I was none, I fell out my mama I was her breach-born son, I come backwards And when the calf come, it come, like I come It come backwards And my brother, he called the calf my name And its mother, she called the calf my name My brother, he called the calf my name And its mother, she called the calf my name

[farmboys-hips]

new video

[music2liveby]

DAY 62: Jesus Christ by Slim Cessna’s Auto Club

Album: Always Say Please and Thank You Release: June 9th, 2000 Genre: Gothic Folk

In the summer of 2014, I had a roommate who was introduced by one of my best friends to a band called Slim Cessna’s Auto Club based out of Denver, Colorado. What resulted was the endless loop of every song in their discography for the better part of half a year, a period of my life appropriately named The Slimmening. I couldn’t stand to listen to these guys as the overexposure simply drove them into the ground for me, voiding any enjoyment I could have possibly derived. Several years after that fateful time, I look back at the oddity that is Slim Cessna’s Auto Club as not just a band, but more of an experience for the uninitiated that continues to bring joy to the hearts of their devout followers. It’s impossible to label the band under one genre; instead I will say they are a unique blend of Americana, folk, and rockabilly music that revolves around heavy influence of sacrilege and the questioning of faith. Jesus Christ is about as religiously questionable as it gets, deriving from their mainstream debut Always Say Please and Thank You. Frontman of band name fame Slim Cessna carries a strong folk influence in his vocal style, especially in Jesus Christ’s ballad arrangement while strings player and backing vocals Jay Munly (referred to by fans as simply Munly) accompanies Slim in the low end of the vocal department. Perhaps the best example of this folk influence is in Slim’s trademark yodeling skills, providing a beautiful contrast that lacks vocals but tells all you need to know about the passion in his craft. While Jesus Christ follows typical ballad tradition, much of Slim Cessna’s Auto Club repertoire includes fast-paced, story-telling qualities that have a tinge of melancholy set by Slim’s diverse talents in singing. While their strange musical influence might be intimidating to first-time listeners, lovers of country and folk will immediately fall in love with Slim Cessna’s Auto Club’s brand of musicianship they’ve called their own since the turn of the millennium. I apologize in advance to anybody who has to be subjected to their music on repeat though. They might be that good to some people. Looking at you, Colton. 

[skinks]

me: i wonder what munly’s been up to recently munly: me: oh ok. the usual, then

[askthesuperleaf]

*little while later after the ministry person sneaks away*

- Munly: !? - OH HAY! It’s been a while, heh. What’s up? - Oh, the adorable person you just met? That’s AK/ Ashykit! They are my mate! And new Co-Artist! - And sense its been SO long, We are doing a week of... MEET THE MUNS!

---- So ask us what ever you want! This will go on for 7 days! the day only counts if we post over 5 answers so this mite last longer!

--- BONUS ---

DOWN BOY NO-

[the-shifty-motel]

POV: you saw this promo thumbnail on Hulu in the late hours since the show was infamously known for graphic sexual content despite the cute-looking style.

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just wanted to make a fun little SFW thing.