#planetary coalition

[josiebelladonna]

putting these back up 🌎

because these are a thousand times more romantic than anything maddy has ever done.

island in the sky

salto

passage to pranayama

taksim square

playa la ropa

django tango

old world dance

[nuagederose]

darts of pleasure/side by side in color 🎀

[josiebelladonna]

oh. and i think i’ll put these back up.

suck my faded-stretch marked tits, maddy. egotistical snobby bitch who makes everything alex does about herself and has the nerve, the absolute fucking nerve, to call it “romance” (dude, she literally put her face all over the cover of this album, an album that he made and recorded. an album that was his).

these are more romantic than anything that dumb cunt has ever done and i actually felt guilty about these because they felt invasive the more i kept looking at them. i need them back up because the proverbial island is getting smaller and something has come over me today.

alla la k’e

back to the land

mojito (yes, that’s me)

rock of ramallah

negev desert sunrise

return of the yi people

wandering jew* (was originally “sleeping g*psy” after the rousseau painting but it goes without saying that that word leaves a bad taste in my mouth—and the other reason why i want to give maddy a couple of barbs right in the steve urkel glasses and my foot up her ass. forcing people to say a slur for romani people when they address you… alex deserves better.)

[nuagederose]

we’re all stardust, baby 🌟

ig: badmotorartist 

[josiebelladonna]

okay, i can’t stand the ____ x reader trope, but imagine this.

you’re driving down the freeway, minding your own business, and all of a sudden…

you see alex staring back at you in the most haunting way possible, and you do your absolute damnedest not to drive off the road because his eyes are so intense and so big even from a mile away. it’s odd because you didn’t even notice it all the back on the turn-off of the new jersey turnpike (or whatever it’s called, i’m from the west coast, bear with me).

but because of his intensity, you see it as a sign. you drive off the road, off to the shoulder to safety, and you see the guy in the silver toyota swerve and he hits the guard rail. there’s a twenty car pileup before you. you look up before you and you see the billboard of alex has disappeared.

coincidence? or did he just save your life? no one knows, and certainly not alex.

[andreepica-blog]

#TESTAMENT Guitarist Working On PLANETARY COALITION Album TESTAMENT and ALEX SKOLNICK TRIO guitarist Alex Skolnick is "immersed in global rhythms," writing his first acoustic album with PLANETARY COALITION for a spring 2014 release. The entire process is being documented via Artist Share, a platform that connects creative artists with fans in order to share the creative process and fund the creation of new artistic works. An ethnically flavored collective of diverse musicians from all over the world, PLANETARY COALITION is driven by the acoustic guitar of Skolnick, whose work spans jazz (ALEX SKOLNICK TRIO), metal (TESTAMENT), and world music (RODRIGO Y GABRIELA). Its mission is to tie together the virtuosity of jazz, the power of metal and the passion of the musical styles of Gypsy, Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, Indian, Asian, African, Latin and other indegenous lands. Through the universal language of music, PLANETARY COALITION intends to bridge the gap between different cultures, increase ecological awareness and explore the threads that connect musical expression with regional identity. PLANETARY COALITION is more than a band; it is a collective of people from many different walks of life and various regions of the globe. In a recent interview with Chris McGovern, Skolnick stated about PLANETARY COALITION: "It's a bit of an ambitious project, and it's going to be my first crowd-funded project, but basically it's going to be my first acoustic album, my first world music album, and it'll have some electric as well. But that's just the musical side of it. I've already written some music for it and recorded it with some great local musicians, including Max Z.T. and violinist Rachel Golub. Depending on how things go, the goal will be to involve musicians from all over the world, from different cultures and regions, and to write music around them, collaborate with them, and eventually have a social component too, where we actually tell the story of some of these regions — the untold story from their perspective, including slide shows, video, etc. It's a vision I've had for a while now, and the few times I've performed the music, the response has been very good. Even on this metal web site, BLABBERMOUTH.NET, where they hate everything, they actually seemed to really like this music. Even though it's not metal music, it has an intensity.·