#mynth

[lava-lampa]

might as well post some twitter goodies here

so yeah check my tw if ya like @lampa_lava

[wwhatiss]

MYNTH by Lynn

Hypnos Part 1: Illusion 

mynthshop.etsy.com

LGBTQ new business owner trying to pay off student debt. :’)

All clothing is hand sewn/dyed/printed/embroidered by yours truly.

[gehoorwurm]

just this, is just, just amazing!

[0zetsu0]

I feel like people don’t appreciate people like mynth enough, maybe i just sympathize bc tbh im like her a little. I understand wanting to be broken with someone because the loneliness is deafening but not wanting that commitment. Commitment is a scary thing.

[jungleindierock]

Mynth - Elevator

MYNTH is an electronic duo based in Vienna, made up of twins Mario and Giovanna Fartacek. Elevator is their latest video, it was directed by Rupert Höller & Bernhard Wenger.

[iheartmoosiq]

Viennese electro pop duo MYNTH is but more proof that musical talent runs in the family. The project consists of twin sister and brother Giovanna and Mario, and they ascribe their sound to the special connection they share as twins. Instead of finishing each other’s sentences, they connect through music. They captivate us now with their music video for their single Mirrors. Mirrors is a glacial whirring, synth warbling song about reflections, or rather the way the two reflect each other’s differences and similarities. Some trip hop moodiness imbibes the song’s electronic soundscape, giving it a HÆLOS- like feel. The single can be purchased from iTunes, here.

[waternymphlovesdante]

“Flowers and Plants in some Greek Myths II”:

►Minthe: A naiad, fond of Hades/ Mint Plant:

Minthe was a naiad or water nymph associated with the Underworld river Cocytus. This river (also known as the River of Wailing) was one of the five rivers that encircled the realm of Hades, alongside rivers Phlegethon, Acheron, Lethe and Styx- .

Minthe fell in love with Hades, but Persephone, Hades’ wife became enraged with jealousy, turning Minthe into a crawling plant so Persephone could crush her.

Hades could not reverse the spell so he made Minthe smell good when she walked on, making it so Minthe would always be noticed and never be taken for granted.

The story also makes sense in a Greco-Roman context as mint was used in funerary rites to disguise the scent of decay. Besides, in Greece, the herb was also a main ingredient in the fermented barley drink called kykeon, which seemingly was the principal potable associated with the Eleusinian mysteries. It seems like this beverage included some really strange psychoactive ingredients, mint among them.

https://aquileana.wordpress.com/tag/persephone/

[maquina-semiotica]

Mynth, "Wandering"