#Explosions In The Sky

[nofatclips]

Your Hand in Mine by Explosions in the Sky from the free TRL25 compilation

[tome-dummy]

Late birthday art :)

Got time to finally paint something for myself

[lostdeviantartcollages]

it's natural to be afraid

[exactlyloudmagazine]

Hello you can call me LENOR,

This is my oc drawn based off BRUTE artstyle

I Hope we will be epic with eachother very well

[ribbonfarms]

Road Trip

Something I have been interested in lately has been the towns that I pass through while I am on a road trip. Something about the gas stations and truck stops that exist in the middle of nowhere really terrify me. But it's weird because to some people, a lot of people, those places aren't in the middle of nowhere. There is an unusual balance between the amount of fear and comfort I feel towards these towns.

When I look out the window at the vast farmland I always imagine about what I would do if I somehow teleported into the vast fields and abandoned farms as my family kept driving without me. This is something I think about every time I take a road trip. Every time I think about it a part of me wishes that I would teleport out of the car. I wonder what I would do. I imagine that I would try to get to my destination by relying on the kindness of strangers at the gas stations and that maybe someone let me use their phone to call my mom. Growing up in the midwest I find great comfort and stability in these ribbon farms and crop fields. I would always have "Your Hand in Mine" by Explosions in the Sky playing in my headphones and the sky was somehow always gray.

There is so much beauty in the simplicity of road signs. I like being able to see the horizon because the land in Wisconsin is so flat. And as much as I am afraid of them I like the enormous wind mills that blink red at night in Northern Indiana. I like knowing that there is life in these towns and I am glad that I can be reminded of that when I stop to get gas and go pee in the McDonalds. I think it's cool that I don't know much about Salem, Illinois or the people in it but every couple months I get to drive through the stillness of it.

[nomoremaybe]

[pityroadart]

take care, take care, take care // Posca marker + vintage National Geographic magazine fragment

[musicollage]

Explosions In The Sky — Big Bend. 2021 : Temporary Residence Ltd.

[nofatclips]

Day One by Explosions in the Sky from the album The Rescue

[ankhbot]

The earth is not a cold dead place and i refuse to die.

[missjamiekaye]

Tonight I finally saw my favorite band, Explosions in the Sky, live. I've listened to them non stop since I was a teen, and the amount of art I've made, scenes I've thought about in my head, and life things I've mused while listening to them is countless. To say the band is very formative for me doesn't begin to describe it.

I am notorious for having listened to them every night to bed for years to the point it was an ongoing joke that if I saw them live I'd just instantly fall asleep.

I didn't, but I cried a lot.

[mariamlaila]

just came back from my first ever explosions in the sky concert

i’ve been a fan of this band for YEARS like almost two decades and somehow never knew that the main demographic listening to them were middle aged divorced white men

the concert itself was amazing but the crowd vibes were off 😭

[embeccy]

“For a star to be born, there is one thing that must happen: a gaseous nebula must collapse, so collapse, crumble. This is not your destruction. This is your birth.”

- n.t

[too-oldschool]

Ahh, is there anything more serene than waking up to a bright new day and the sound of drones exploding mere half a click away?

Gotta love how 2025 starts ❤️🤤

[nomoremaybe]