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I'm trying with all my might, not to give away spoilers, but there's so much I want to share too!.... 😩💨 But I'll restrain. Here's a picture of general Lilia holding baby-egg Malleus. 🤣
All I will say is: "😱 LILIAAAAA!!... yikes, anger issues much? Pardon, he what 200yrs ago?!... 🤯 I knew it!! ... 😭😭 Nooooo, baby! You are so very loved!!" *tears for most of the recent release.* ... "🥺 Sebek! Good boy!"
Yep... That about covers many of my emotions. Lol
Recent Release
Shorefall (Founders #2) by Robert Jackson Bennett
Published: April 21st 2020
December 29
Music From Bremen Riko ~ idolized vers.
[Aqours]
Album Review: Cage the Elephant’s Social Cues
Last Wednesday, Kentucky originated indie rock band Cage the Elephant graced us once again with their latest album release of Social Cues. From start to finish Social Cues is recognizably an album where the band’s sound is evidently grown since 2013′s Melophobia. Yes, Tell Me I’m Pretty would have been their second latest album, but with the aid of Dan Auerbach from The Arcs and The Black Keys hindered the band’s development with their sound. With the start of Cry Baby Cry up to the final track of Portuguese Knife Fight Dan’s influence overthrew Matt Shultz’s self titled album progression that we have all grown to love and adore. To cut things short Tell Me I’m Pretty for the majority of the songs was a disappointment.
Now with the recent release of Social Cues, it feels as though this is the path where the band should have gone since Melophobia. The band kicked off the album by spewing out their single Ready To Let Go and it had listeners on a frenzy for the album’s entirety.
Songs on Social Cues that stood out from the rest include: Glass House with a upmost catchy chorus that has fans getting ready to scream during their live performances, then the creatively titled Black Madonna that explores the themes of fame and reality, and Goodbye closing the album by stirring up heavy emotions from an ended relationship. With the difficult parting of lead singer Matt Shultz and his wife in 2018 the John Lennon-esque track Goodbye was formulated.
Overall, Social Cues has a fantastic variety of new Cage the Elephant versus old Cage the Elephant. The band’s current tour is packed with an unbelievable stack of groups such as Beck, and Sunflower Bean. A night which fans will undoubtedly never forget.
Take a listen to Cage the Elephant’s latest release of Glass House’s official lyric video below!
The holy grail has arrived! No spoilers or I will destroy you. Seriously.
I made a moodboard for the movie Wind River because I just saw it and I loved it. Anyways, first time trying to make one of these and I think I might try making more because these feel good.
Super messy Blood Moon Diana doodle but hey can’t be helped I felt in love with that splash art !
Dripped - Rituals of the Red Sun
This is just a terrific brutal death metal album. The riffs here are chugging and thick. The bass is gut shaking and the lyrics are just so fucking guttural and squealing at the same time. Just listened to it for the first time but right off the bat you can hear these guys are serious fans of the genre. Great new brutal metal release.
