#mydeadgirlfriend

[shitppl]

hakuiki (the last stage of change at the deceased remains)

my dead girlfriend · hades (the nine stages of change at the deceased remains) · Song · 2015

[sleepysblock]

ouuu,,, i was dying for invincible content and i just got introduced to it like a month ago then i check my notifs to see a new series from you guys.

ty for saving me,,, i was so thirsty. i push away toby rodgers and whimsically float into marks arms,,, or whatever.

anyways i want all the marks to combust simultaneously! ty :3 (i cant wait to see where the mdgf goes i literally cant shutup about whatever you guys write expect more of my stupidly unserious fanart ^^)

read mdgf by @13tinysocks

[suicidevampire]

[kennethdpedersen]

Nom... #mydeadgirlfriend https://www.instagram.com/p/BozMtxVlvsL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=670mjqjtyo2z

[kennethdpedersen]

💋 #mydeadgirlfriend (at Everett, Washington) https://www.instagram.com/p/BowUUZllID0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dtuamqbemhpv

[nickananas]

死んだ僕の彼女 (shinda boku no kanojo) - Hades (The Nine Stages Of Change At The Deceased Remains) http://www.mydeadgirlfriend.jp/

[lisztogenius-blog]

My Dead Girlfriend ( shinda boku no kanojo in Japanese) formed in 2005 in Saitama, Japan. Currently, the band consists of Ishikawa (vocal & guitar) , Ideta (vocal & synthesizer) , Kinoshita ( guitar ) , Kawakami ( bass ) and Kunii ( drums ) .This track is off their new album: “Hades ( The Nine Stages of Change at the Deceased Remains)” which was released earlier this year. I have not gotten through the whole album but this is awesome, they’ve picked up the pace for sure, but are extravagantly consistent with previous albums. Definitely check out their old stuff if you like this, i.e. Ixtab (2010) and their collab album with Shojoskip: Sweet Days and Her Last Kiss (2008) [personal favorites/ albums I’ve gotten through so far). Their evolution is one to appreciate, and I can’t wait to hear what more they have to offer. 

[zachvanhorn]

Ixtab (My Dead Girlfriend) MIxed Media and Oil on Wood Panel 18″ x 16″ 2015