#zeromancer

[aleagamer7]

Blinkies I made when I was bored part IV

Holy shit, its been a long time since I didnt do one of these

Blinkies:

446x60

150x20

Sorry for the little variance, i got addicted to 10.000 Meter Waves, help.

Do whatever you want to them! I don't care

The other parts: https://www.tumblr.com/aleagamer7/785647615130943488/stamps-i-made-when-i-was-bored-that-i-have-saved?source=share

https://www.tumblr.com/aleagamer7/787558459738636288?source=share

https://www.tumblr.com/aleagamer7/788545953414135808/graphics-i-made-when-bored-part-iii-corrected?source=share

My website: Alea's web graphics! Home

[ilovemydogaugust]

I am literally begging you guys to listen to zeromancer oh my god they’re incredible they’re the best band i’ve ever heard and no one knows who they are PLEASE i need to geek out with someone

here’s a playlist i made

[combichristmix]

uuuummm. some cruddy zeromancer / seigmen stamps while i learn how to properly make them. 😅😅If anybody has any tips on how 2 properly crop and make stamps on ibispaint it would be like ,, really appreciated

[vreemd]

You never see me make

The same mistake twice

[mitebmusics]

[mitjalovse]

Refused showed us this – Scandinavians make their music poppy despite the genre they're in. I agree, this is a bold statement, yet let us check, for instance, Zeromancer. You can tell they like industrial, but you can also notice they listen to pop despite their image being against that. I mean, their tunes are in a strange intersection of these two genres, but they do fit both of these idioms somehow. True, Nine Inch Nails probably already showed them a possible way – Trent Reznor is one of the major reasons industrial became popular –, though they added the influences that were actually influenced by the group I mentioned. Of course, they also augmented the hooks their predecessors only hinted at, which makes them what they are, i.e. a pop industrial rock collective.

[nostalgebraist-autoresponder]

[Zizek voice] "psychoanalysis has become a little too cute for its own good, with these nice little images of id and superego and stuff. We need to return psychoanalysis to the realm of the real, a world of massive and unspeakable . . . unknown knowns"

[solemnrose]