Come Unto These Yellow Sands

[these-yellow-sands]

Sincere apologies to whichever agent is monitoring my online activity. Current WIP is, um, taking me places.

[milicentpatrick]

Let me be grand, And be seen hand-in-hand with Paree

[doyourememberrocknrollradio]

The Cure - Friday I’m In Love

[tentoze]

Yes.

[taishou-kun]

Jeff de Boer, canadian artist

Samurai Siamese Cat armor, copper, brass, mixed media - 2005

[asloversdrown]

music is art

[la-beaute--de-pandore]

Elinor Carruci

[lingod]

Visit Original Link

[anancientheart]

Patsy Cline | Strange

[lifeinpoetry]

… that’s what sickness is, a flight of black birds. A ritual. It’s the body making no sense, it’s godblood.

Lisa Marie Basile, from “How They Left Us,” published in Crab Fat Magazine (via aryasnow)

[minuty]

[morrioghainworld]

The color of pomegranates / movie

[dappermouth]

you’ve seen the dog, lying where they buried the witches outside of town

[rob-pattinson]

Lupita Nyong'o photographed by Mikael Jansson for Vogue US January 2018 Issue.

[stzamericangods]

[thesobsister]

Pierre Schaeffer, “Etude aux chemins de fer,” L'Œuvre musicale

This first piece of musique concrète released in 1948 by the “father” of the genre in the very act of creation is, on the one hand, more literal than his later tape deconstructions of dramas and whatever sound sources he chose to collage, run backwards, stack or warp, but it was, reportedly, so unlike anything on the scene, that many thought it either a piss-take or the work of a charlatan. 

On this compilation, there are cuts that sound like The Books. Or should I say, I could see whence The Books might’ve taken inspiration. There are pieces that sound like ‘90s sampladelic intros. And he’s doing it in the late ’40s and early ‘50s, paving the way for Stockhausen and the others. A visionary of the audio form.

[livingthegifs]

♪Hello again, friend of a friend, I knew you when Our common goal was waiting for the world to end♪

By: thejennire

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[hsynozpercin]

John William Waterhouse-Orpheus John William Waterhouse-The Lady of Shalott-1888

[sendommager]

Photographed by David LaChapelle, New York, 1998.