sometimes you just gotta find a band no one else knows about
for fun
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sometimes you just gotta find a band no one else knows about
for fun
- summer/fall songs but make it slightly off
babushka-yai ya - fionn regan
british bombs - declan mckenna
everybody’s falling in love - *repeat repeat
diane young - vampire weekend
hayloft - mother mother
heater - mom rock
gennifer flowers - fever dolls
grand romantic life - mom rock
in the lobby - the happy fits
jenny - walk the moon
miami - parrotfish
nothing to say - dom fera
problems - weathers
suzerainty - polite fiction
upside down & inside out - ok go
xylophone - mom rock
boba place played bbi bbi and the employees got really happy when they saw me singing along lol
“Repeat repeat” just about sums up what I’d like to do with this charming ditty. It’s also the name of the band responsible for its 60s evoking saccharine surf pop, sort of. Frontman Jared Corder, drummer Andy Herrin, and vocalist/keys player Kristyn Corder are *repeat repeat. The three musicians, based out of Nashville, TN, make pop songs rooted in the spirit of both coasts. They mix California surf culture and New York street smarts into their music. *repeat repeat’s new single Girlfriend is sun kissed guitar pop stratified with a dark layer of entangling garage rock and chunky punk, and it’s utterly addictive, a sweet yet biting confection. Girlfriend is out now on Dangerbird Records.
BETTY AND JUGHEAD ARE NOW A KNOWN COUPLE!! REPEAT REPEAT! BETTY AND JUGHEAD ARE NOW A KNOWN COUPLE!!!!!
i don't know if it's the sleep deprivation that triggers me but it's super confronting catching myself checking the exists for a way out at my own home. girl ur safe ughh come on, we've been through this.
They tell you it’s immortality, functionally. A safeguard in case something goes wrong out on a job. It’s a nice way to say you can be way more reckless than you usually are and the worst outcome you’ll have to deal with is a bad hangover and the knowledge of what fucking up and getting your face blown off feels like. Congrats! Cloning and consciousness transfer is real and they’re using it to cut down on casualty expenses during ops. Mostly it just makes you wonder what the hell they do with the bodies. Do they leave it for someone to find? Do they retrieve it? Is there half-a-dozen mangled Jane Does that look like you in morgues across the world?
Probably, actually. Seems easiest.
On top of that, it doesn’t even fucking work that great. In the seconds between whatever gruesome demise you’ve caused yourself and waking up in the cold bath you dream of—you see—you remember—
The shade of tall trees. The way her eyes squint when she smiles. The scent of pine needles and cigarettes. The way her nose crooks from too many breaks. The one leaky part of the roof and the floorboard that’s always creaking underneath. The sound of her laughter. The. The. The.
—nothing. Meaningless tripe. Weird drudged up sensations and half-thoughts bubbled together into a stew that doesn’t exist.
Also last time you woke up you were down a hand and that seems unintentional. The eggheads are more pissed about it than you, something about needing to reset the system and how it was working so well for so long. At least they’re going to have the opportunity to finally switch to that new engram storing that was being proposed, yadda yadda yadda. They assure you it’s not a problem, you’re just going to have to switch to a new body quicker than normal.
And to be clear, it is normal. They’re the ones who told you to be reckless, you can’t be judged for dying on average once every job or two.
They shuffle you off to sit in the prep room while they hit buttons or something and you stretch out on one of the benches, examining the stump of your hand. It’s not like you woke up actively bleeding or anything, it’s just…not there. Like it failed to grow entirely. You could probably still work with it, honestly, but if they’re willing to just slap you into a new body before you get back to business…?
The shortstack they keep partnering you with would probably say that this is a sign of some kind, that there’s no such thing as a free lunch. That there has to be a reason why they offered this insane mad scientist bullshit up to you with the only caveat that you do jobs you’re getting paid for anyways. That there’s a reason they’re only annoyed in moments like these with your repeated deaths. You think she’s probably overestimating, after all you’ve had plenty of free lunches through the liberal application of extreme violence and no one’s stopped you yet. And besides that, you think it’s pretty obvious what they’re getting out of this. You’re guinea pigs for moments like this, for troubleshooting a thing they’re probably going to sell off to the highest bidder once they’ve got the kinks worked out.
Also it’s very likely they’re selling your medical data to someone, that just seems fair.
One of the younger nerds comes and retrieves you, asks you to stand in the biohazard shower so they can ‘recycle this one’. The euphemism makes you laugh, just a bit. Her eyes flicker with eager delight as one of the guards approaches you with an unholstered gun.
These dorks are about as transparent as it comes, you can’t imagine what she thinks could possibly be happening that isn’t already supremely obvious. But then again, what do you know? She doesn’t die anywhere near as often as you, maybe she knows something you don’t. Maybe she’s just scared. Probably that, honestly.
You grin at the guard, fearless. You’re twenty-five, you’re well-paid, and you’re going to live for fucking ever. What could you possibly have to be afraid of?