#stga

[redfingerfish]

I'm up to episode nine in Stargate Atlantis, and I feel like Ford is just kind of there as a token character than he is supposed to be an actual character. Yeah he gets funny one-liners but that is all he tends to be is funny one line guy or mister yes sir.

Does it get better for him?

[birlwrites]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

chapter 17 is up! featuring lily evans, the marauders’ time-honored tradition of fighting slytherins in the corridors, and ~Animagus Shit~

[goodtogovibes]

(via Good.To.Go "Theme Music") Dope Review for my new song Theme Music

Being included in the same realm as Talib Kweli is a huge honor.

[planetarygroup]

Thanks to Surviving the Golden Age for premiering the new track from Telegraph Canyon, “Why Let It Go”

Listen here!

Why Let It Go 7" out tomorrow!

You From Before LP out on July 31st via Velvet Blue Music

[thevanallenbelt]

Download full LP "Heaven On A Branch" https://thevanallenbelt.bandcamp.com/album/heaven-on-a-branch Enjoy, comment, share, donate, most of all wall in HD. Original song written by B. K. Ferris Original screenplay written and directed by Tamar Kamin Assistant director, cinematographer, editor: Scott Taylor Original photography: Andy Johanson Starring: Tamar Kamin as Patient Ophelia Valerie Kamin as Nurse Gertrude Stephanie Thompson as Doctor Hamlet Ben Ferris as Brother Laertes Shot with Cannon 5d MkII

[gentileza-gera-am0r]

Não existe rap moda, as vezes o que é moda pra mim não é moda pro outro ta ligado e vice versa.

Wiu Memo & STGA

[zorchband]

Rating: 8/10 What started as an improvisational jam-session has turned into a wild, loud, and wee bit eccentric duo called Zorch, consisting of Shmu (on drums, omnichord, and vocals) and Zac Traeger (keyboard, omnichord, and vocals). Each of their improvisational recordings has been reimagined, refined, and remade into a brand new full length album: Zzoorrcchh.

Getting right to business, these two pack a punch. From a vocal standpoint, the two create entrancing melodies and often interesting lyrics. Notably, “Giant surprise! We are lizards in disguise, and we’re controlling your lives,” from the song “Zut Alors,” stands out big time. From a more instrumental standpoint, I have no clue what’s going on. No really, never have I heard a keyboard, a synth, and a set of drums sound so amazing in my life. Zorch breaks the idea of what’s to be expected and delivers some sort of mathy, noisy, just plain crazy rock experience that you won’t get elsewhere.

Music is emotion-evoking by all means, but few musicians can deliver the way Zorch does. The duo utilizes the maximum extent of their creativity to really pull you in. The entire album is like a series of short and incredibly unique films or books. Zzoorrcchh isn’t just music you listen to, but music you experience. It’s absorbing, it’s infectious, it’s plain brilliant. You’re being a told a story through a series of notes and chords.

In particular, the band does their miracle-making through approach. Each song sounds significantly different, and more importantly, incredibly unique. The mood is constantly changing, and a new chapter is constantly being told.

At times, Zzoorrcchh comes off as tribal in sound. For instance, the third and fourth songs fit together, and what started with a chanting group of voices turns into a pulsating beat. The fourth track, “This is the Way it Goes,” shows off how versatile and how stylistic Zorch is. The pulsating beat and atmospheric flurry of synth sounds create an audio-scape world of jungle gods armed to the teeth with instruments.

Now the obvious rebuttal to this kind of variation is, “Well that doesn’t sound like a very coherent album!” And even I would complain about it myself; but somewhere within all the musical intricacies and composition is a little bit of magic. Not once did I think to myself, “Boy, I have no clue what the hell is going on with this album,” because truth be told, it all fits incredibly well together. Zorch may enjoy experimenting with various styles but their particular sound remains the same.

In conclusion: holy crap, Zzoorrcchh is great. There’s a little something for everyone in this album. Music nerds have something to gawk at, math/noise rock fans have something brand new to indulge in, and everyone else has something just plain awesome to get all wrapped up in.  - by John Naessig

[frogmood]

okay, so the  crazy  thing about episode 6 of season 3 of stargate atlantis is that is has you convinced that the unreal universe where they are in a distant galaxy there are life sucking aliens is normal and real, and that our universe, the reality we know, is the fake one, the scary one. It just goes to show how easily we can subscribe to an entirely fictional universe, enough to, when presented with our own universe in relation to the fictional one we have accepted, be confused, uncomfortable, questioning, and even scared.