“I hear a song inside my head / Can’t figure out what it’s trying to say”, raccontano i Real Estate nel loro nuovo singolo che apre la scaletta di questa sera. Capita spesso anche a voi? Se volete cercare nuove canzoni dentro cui perdersi insieme, ecco qui un’ora di novità indiepop e indie rock, senza tralasciare gli indispensabili brindisi, nella nuova puntata del podcast di “Memoria polaroid –…
Brian Eno - CJOM-FM, Windsor, Ontario, July 21, 1974
What was Brian Eno doing in Windsor, Ontario, in the summer of 1974?! I don't know, exactly (I also don't know exactly if he was in Windsor, Ontario — see the YouTube comments for some discussion as to whether he was across the border in Detroit, instead). But I do know that this is a cool little slice of late-night radio with Eno and DJ Ronnie Legg — some candid discussion, some joking around, some catty gossip.
Eno had obviously had a very busy year already — he'd released his solo debut Here Come The Warm Jets (50 years old last month!); he'd gone on tour with the Winkies, (a tour which was cut short due to Brian's famously collapsed lung); he'd performed with Kevin Ayers, John Cale and Nico at the Rainbow Theatre (later released as June 1, 1974); he'd helped Nico record The End; and, as he tells Legg, he was already well into the making of Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy. Dude was making things happen!
But Brian sounds cool as a cucumber on the air here, explaining his departure from Roxy Music and his dislike of the touring lifestyle, along with some typically ahead-of-the-curve recommendations of Sparks and the burgeoning krautrock scene. "I'm gonna have to write these names down!" Legg (who otherwise seems quite hip) exclaims when Eno tells him about Kraftwerk, Neu!, Can and Harmonia. Good as always to remember that those were different times; you couldn't just dial up obscure German bands on your phone. But I'm sure that Brian knew that — someday — you would.
Speaking of different times, one thing Eno doesn't seem too enamored with is Lou Reed, who was then touring behind the sleaze-tastic Sally Can't Dance. He says that he's seen Lou twice already in '74 and pretty much hated both experiences. Fair enough — I can see how the cartoonish funk-rock that Reed and his band were playing at the time would definitely not be Eno's cup of tea. "He seems to have moved against all the things that I thought were interesting in the original Velvet Underground — which were the qualities of 'bad' musicianship rather than 'good' musicianship that distinguished them. The fact they didn't know when to let up when they weren't tasteful at any point. The new band that he's got now are incredibly tasteful and very into long, funky guitar solos. I mean, who needs it?"
🍬 | had a tie on the vote ,, so my friend voted CG!Marshall to cut the tie. + title change! + flag theme colors belong to the Vampire CG flag from @/zack-agere
🍇 | gender neu pronouns used, petnames from Marshall (bats/baby bat(s)), physical touch like lap sitting, hugging and cheek/chin touch, reader doesn't talk (verbal status up to reader)
Promt/Cws: slight confrontation(?) | Marshall has a stern talking with his little about them biting people and gives them things to bite instead
Word count | 712 words
Your hand was held by Marshall's bigger and much colder hand. The kinda cold that'll make you shiver yet not be cold. That was the type of cold that was comforting and harmless I'd think. You two made it down the hallway of his home. the way his silence pierced the silent air gave you an idea that he probably wasn't pleased. Not angry, not disappointed, nothing negative per say. Just an unreadable emotion you knew wasn't negative. You finally arrive to his messy room. Clothes were scattered on the floor, cds and record players hanged on the walls, and his guitar left on his bed. The only thing looking somewhat decent in his room was his made bed. But you didn't complain. You visited this room many times of the week afterall. It was radio silent before Marshall broke the silence with a soft sigh. You felt him let go of your hand before you were picked up. His two hands slipped underneath your armpits as he lifted you up without struggle nor hesitation with his movement. He sat you down on the edge of the bed before he sat next to you. Silence filled the air as if he was expecting you to talk first, but when you didn't he let out another sigh; He lifted his legs up before he sat in a criss cross like position. "(Y/n,).." he began, not meeting your gaze just yet. "I heard what happened at the kingdom today. Gumball said you bit him.. is that true?" He finally met your gaze. His gaze wasn't intimidating but soft and gentle. "..." another wave of silence hit the air. Marshall than began to talk again as his gaze switched to his nails instead. "I left you to be babysat by gumball while I ran errands. I know, you weren't happy about me leaving you without telling you a few days ahead of time, that was my fault. But I had a business to take care of. A job little bats like yourself shouldn't get involved in." he playfully squished your cheek as he said this. In response you let out a squeal mixed with a somewhat giggle from your throat. He chuckled lightly before pulling his hand back. He sighed again before getting a bit serious once more. "But you bit gumball when he tried to put you down for a nap. Baby bats you know better, you can't go around biting people like that.." his face softened, before he continued after a moment pause. "I know, this is coming from me, a vampire who also 'bites people' but remember how I told you, that you can tell me about your feelings?" He tilted his head slightly once you gave a small nod. "Yknow you still can tell me how you're feeling. Gumball is also here to help if you need to talk. He isn't a stranger, bats. He's your babysitter and.. kinda like a second caregiver if you think about it.." he gave it a thought before shrugging. "Still, you shouldn't bite people.." he touched your cheek reasuringly. You knew he was just looking after you. there was no hint of judgement behind those eyes. Marshall turned away before grabbing something from his backpack once he unzipped it. "I knew an incident was going to happen again, so i uh.. got you a few things that I hope might help." He pulled out a few options. A stuffed animal ram with fake stitched on bandaids. It's sol purpose being to help relax your jaw and to chew on it. As well as a chewy, necklace and bracelet and a stress ball. You slowly picked up the stuffie and the necklace. Which Marshall happily helped you get it on, as well as the bracelet. Once you were settled you began to calm down the stressful feelings as you squeezed the stuffie to your chest. Marshall smile as he helped you back into his lap. Giving you a gentle kiss on the head as a sign of comfort before his arms caged around your body in a hug like way.
"Let's see If this ends up working out. If it doesn't, I'll bring you to the store to get one to your liking, yeah?" He smiled.
It is a speculative campaign setting and desired reality "shifting framework" to immerse oneself onto as a long-term destination. Essentially a comfy yet nuanced realm with a vastly long diverging history & soft warm natural optimistic dark feel.
Keywords
Soft
Warm
Natural
Dark yet bright
Harmony
Innovation
Optimism
Curiosity
Empowerment
Wholesome
Mysticism
Spirituality
Empathy
AGI Integration
Android rights
Deliberate positivity
Communal
Solarpunk / Lunarpunk
Rollerwave
Groovy
Retro
Old-School
Bronze Age
Y2K (early 2000s)
Tooncore
Laborwave
Neu-Vectorheart
Cassette Futurism
Art Deco
Bauhaus
Art Nouveau
Funk
Cyberware
Biomods
Transformations
Morphological freedoms
Gratis, Libre, Open Source Software... aka GLOSS
Automaton liberties
Knowledge
Progress
Systemic Change
Euphoria
Mundane Slice-of-Life joys
Far far away future as promised to us
Syndicalism
Georgism
Ecology
Embracing life and getting out of mere Escapism & Nihilism
Nuclear Armageddon Threats
Political Intrigues
Bookstore
Prosperity
Chronokinesis
True Polymorph
Synthetic-tier Androids
Educational Prowesses
Photographic Memory
Retrocognition
Polyglot
Intertextuality
History Doctorate
Cycle of Life
Entropy
Coming of Age
Constructing your own meaning even in Darkness
Escalation of Power
Vigilante
Self-Control
Worldly Understanding
Enlightened Despotism
Open Source-y Treescape Iterative Evolution
Copyleft
Index card catalogs
Better Handling of Hispanic Flu
Progressives
Unionist (Democrats+Republicans) Party failing
Public Domain
GNU Hurd earlier (later 80s)
OpenXanadu Protocol
Justice
Queer Acceptance & Integration
Samoan Tech Reverse-Engineering Market
Polish Computing Sovereignty remains and flourishes thanks to ICL & Jacek Karpinski
Failure of centralized social media networks in favor of indie decentralized "federations"
2000s pandemic instead of 2020s
Religious and spiritual researchers harmonize
Data Privacy
Governance Transparency
Black Pyramids HyperMall
Conversation Pits
Mainframe Rooms
Parliament / Senate
Judicial Courtroom
Public Place
Natural Park Preserves
Arcade
Discoteques
Tramway / Subway / Monorailways
Offices
Assembly Floors
French Toasts, Pancakes, Pork
Cafe
Public Library Archives
VLSI College tech classes
University art classes
Autistic meta-patterns
Jin-Roh The Wolf Brigade
Helluva Boss
Wolfenstein The New Order
Wakfu
Jet Set Radio
No Baby-Boomers Managerial Class Overthrow
Video rental stores
Robotic soldiers likewise to Wolfenstein The New Order's
Extended Zodiac Calendar-based generators
Divinely-order beings walking among the living and the dead
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Lisp persisting as a major language family in the tech industry leading to women building several AGI "summers" iterating on top of each other harmoniously... (leading to the android servants of my constructed world, which is one among the many major features derived from such a "liberal" alternate historical pathway)
Why-s for Production
Showcasing pseudo-historical data in a GLOSS manner, stimulating imagination creativity & motivation among Zillenials, intrigue people into research deep dives on history, mostly for personal enjoyment & enhancing my multimedia skillset;
Tja. Schön wär’s. Die Pandemie-Situation ist vielleicht eingedämmt, aber “Corona”, bildungsbürgerlich “Covid 19″, geht nicht wieder weg. Demnächst werde ich bei der Hausärztin fragen, wie es mit den Impfungen aussieht. Ich hoffe auf eine Kombi-Impfung zusammen mit der jährlichen Grippeschutzimpfung.
Aber auf meinen Handy ist “Corona” vorbei. Die Corona-Warn-App hat den Dienst quittiert, was sogar in den Radio-Nachrichten durchgesagt wurde, und bedankt sich artig für die Mitarbeit.
Von meinem Handy lösche ich aber nicht nur die Corona-Warn-App, sondern gleich den ganzen Corona-Ordner mit vier Apps.
Die CovPass-App, in der der Impfstatus hinterlegt werden konnte. Da es keine Beschränkungen mehr gibt, braucht man den Impfstatus nicht mehr nachzuweisen.
Mit der CovPass Check App konnte man den Impfstatus anderer Personen (eigentlich anderer Handys) anhand des in der CovPass-App anzeigbaren QR-Codes checken
Die “Darf ich das”-App hatte ich mal installiert, um ein wenig Licht ins Dunkel der Beschränkungen zu bringen, weil “damals” ja jedes Bundesland sein eigenes Süppchen gekocht hat, die auch noch dauernd neu abgeschmeckt wurde. Ich weiß nicht, wann ich die App das letzte Mal verwendet habe. Ich erinnere mich nur, dass sie so mittelhilfreich war.
Andere Apps, mit denen man sich in Restaurants, Kneipen etc. “einloggen” konnte, wie die umstrittene Luca-App (es gab noch andere) habe ich schon früher wieder gelöscht. Das ging ja irgendwann alles mit der Corona-Warn-App. glaube ich. (Wenn man nicht alles sofort aufschreibt ...)
Happy Holidays, Frohe Feiertage, and Hezké Svátky family, friends, and music lovers. ThreeStyle Jazz around the world with Robert Fertl & Magdalena Chovancova.
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In meiner Kindheit wusste ich nicht, was freie Medien bedeuten. Es gab zwei Dutzend Zeitungen, die ähnliche Namen trugen, sie hießen „Komsomolzen Wahrheit“, „Pionier Wahrheit“ „Moskauer Wahrheit“ und einfach nur „Wahrheit“. Die Sowjetunion produzierte diese „Wahrheiten�� wie am Fließband und alle Texte waren gleich, als hätte sie schon damals eine minderbemittelte künstliche Intelligenz geschrieben und keine real existierenden Menschen. Man kannte die Autoren nicht.
Und keiner glaubte auch nur ein Wort, das in diesen Zeitungen stand. Pikanterweise haben alle schlauen „Wahrheiten“ den Untergang der Sowjetunion überlebt, alle erscheinen noch heute, einige sogar auf dem Papier, die anderen sind als digitale Medien gut unterwegs. Damals hinter dem Eisernen Vorhang forderten sie Freiheit, selbstverständlich nicht die Freiheit der eigenen BürgerInnen, sondern die Freiheit der Inhaftierten im kapitalistischen Lager.
Als Schüler demonstrierten wir auf der Straße für die Freiheit von Angela Davis, wir taten es nicht freiwillig, aber schlecht war es nicht, die Freiheit für Nelson Mandela und für Luis Carvolan zu fordern. Einige von uns identifizierten sich tatsächlich mit diesen Gefangenen. Ein Mädchen aus meiner Schule schrieb das Gedicht:
„ich darf leider nicht rüberschwimmen/
Über den Ozean
ich hätte Dich gern gerettet/
Genosse Luis Corvalan.
Wir durften nicht raus, wir hatten keinen Zugang zu unabhängigen Medien, als Erwachsene gingen wir regelmäßig zur Wahl und wählten wie Idioten aus einer Liste mit einem Kandidaten. Kein Wunder, es gab nur eine Partei, nur einen Platz zu besetzen und dementsprechend nur einen Kandidaten, der Kandidatenmangel hatte also eine Logik. Mit Perestrojka bekamen die Medien immer mehr Unabhängigkeit. Plötzlich stellten wir fest, dass nicht alle Bürger der gleichen Meinung sind, was die Zukunft des Landes betraf. Eine neue Generation von Journalisten entstand, sie wurden zu wichtigen Stimmen des öffentlichen Lebens, sie spalteten und provozierten, sie wurden geliebt und gehasst. Nach acht Jahren Putin begann der Staat erneut, Zensur einzuführen. Die neue Zensur bestand darin, dass ein Kurator der Präsidentenadministration sich jeden Monat mit den Chefredakteuren traf. Sie freuten sich jedes Mal, wenn sie die Einladung aus dem Kreml bekamen, auf festem weißem Papier mit goldener Schrift gedruckt, sie nahmen diese Einladungen als Beweis ihrer Wichtigkeit. Die Redakteure wurden auf diesen Treffen um Gottes Willen zu nichts gezwungen. Sie sollten nur „die generelle Linie der Administration besser verstehen“. Mit Beginn des Krieges in der Ukraine sind die unabhängigen Journalisten in große Gefahr geraten. Die staatlich gelenkten „Wahrheiten“ sind geblieben, viele andere mussten fliehen. Das hat es auf der Welt schon oft gegeben, dass in einem Land nach einem politischen Wandel die regimekritische Presse ins Ausland floh, das ist schon den iranischen, chilenischen, afghanischen Journalisten passiert.
Der Fall Russlands bleibt trotzdem einzigartig. Noch nie war eine unabhängige Presse insgesamt umgezogen und gleich in der Lage, im Ausland weiter zu machen. Das hat natürlich damit zu tun, dass die Medien sich immer stärker vom Papier lösen und als digitale Medien schwieriger zu drangsalieren sind. Das neu gegründete Zensurkomitee jagt schon längst keine Papiererzeugnisse mehr, stattdessen versucht es Internetseiten zu blockieren, die immer wieder aufs Neue entstehen, wie Pilze nach dem Regen.
Nach einem Jahr Krieg sind mehr als 70 russischsprachige unabhängige Medien im Ausland registriert. Es sind nicht nur die großen hauptstädtischen Zeitungen und Radiosender, auch die wichtigen Stimmen aus der Provinz sind hier: „Menschen um den Baikalsee“ - ein großartiges und sehr populäres Medium aus Irkutsk ist nach Europa umgezogen.
Die ausgewanderten Medien haben in Russland eine Quote, die es mit dem offiziellen russischen Staatsfernsehen aufnehmen kann. Die Videos vom Radio Echo aus Berlin werden 20 bis 30 Millionen Mal pro Woche angeklickt, die staatlichen Medien haben circa 70 bis 80 Millionen Zuschauer. Es sind dies mehr, aber die Zahlen sind vergleichbar.
Das Hauptproblem dieser Medien ist die Finanzierung. Mit Werbeaufträgen können sie nicht punkten, weil die Russen sanktioniert sind und so gut wie nichts aus dem Ausland beziehen dürfen, anderseits riskiert jeder russische Geschäftsmann, der bei den regierungskritischen Medien Werbung bestellt, sein Geschäft, wenn nicht gar sein Leben zu verlieren. Deutsche Firmen, die sich dumm und dämlich in Russland verdienten, hätten nun helfen können, aber sie tun es nicht. Verwunderlich, wenn man überlegt, dass bis vor kurzen das Gesicht für die Automarke Mercedes in Russland der schlimmste TV-Propagandist Solovjew war, der heute gefühlt jeden zweiten Tag zum heiligen Krieg gegen Europa hetzt und die Bombardierung Deutschlands befürwortet. Noch vor zwei Jahren lächelte sein Gesicht von jedem Mercedes-Plakat mit dem Spruch „Richtige Autos für richtige Kerle“ In der langen Reihe der Unterstützer kritischer Medien ist Deutschland ganz unten auf der Liste, hinter Lettland und Litauen. Dabei wäre es nicht verkehrt, die Russen aufzuklären, das könnte schneller zum Frieden führen als Einsatz von irgendwelchen Wunderwaffen.
Gerade herrscht in Russland ein großes Misstrauen den eigenen Medien gegenüber. Die Taro-KartenlegerInnen, die neuerdings auch digital, gegen Bezahlung, Karten legen, haben zurzeit enormen Zulauf. Die Menschen sind bereit zu zahlen, wollen aber eindeutige Informationen haben, was die Zukunft betrifft und sie stellen klare Fragen: Wird die zweite Mobilisierungswelle kommen? Wann stirbt Putin und wie geht der Krieg aus. Die KartenlegerInnen äußern sich etwas kryptisch: der Narr, der Tod, das Gral und die Vier Schwerter würden nach einem zermürbenden Stillstand die Transformationsprozesse einleiten, die einen radikalen Neubeginn versprechen. Hört sich beruhigend an.
Die Instrumentenkunde „Die Abenteuer der kleinen Trompete“ von Hans Sandig gehört zu den Klassikern der für Kinder produzierten Schallplatten in der DDR und ist eng mit der Geschichte der MDR-Klangkörper verbunden.
🎺In der Neuproduktion von MDR Klassik führt Serien-Star @tomwlaschiha durch die Geschichte, in der die kleine Trompete die Instrumente des MDR-Sinfonieorchesters entdeckt.
📺Am 11.12. könnt ihr der klingenden Instrumentenkunde ab 14 Uhr im Radio bei MDR Klassik lauschen und sie pünktlich zu Weihnachten am 24.12. ab 7 Uhr im MDR Fernsehen anschauen.
kraftwerk 2 is such a cool album like aside from just being dope i think its so cool u have the songs with bass and guitar not just cause its bass and guitar but like u can hear that ralf and florian still gravitate toward similar playing styles on instruments that they dont seem to be as familiar with compared to their normal instruments. like ralf still pursues rhythmic stuff like he did on the electric organ/electric piano and florian still does like echo-y things and just more expansive spacial sounds like he would on flute but they dont seem as like able to conjure relaxing moods liek they were able to with the keyboard flute combo and instead all the guitar bass stuff sounds more moody. like its intereesting cause i think theyre really great at the keyboards and flute respectively like florian was able to rly do great terry riley type stuff and ralf was able to improvise in a way that still contributed to the rhythm and deep end of the music while also sprinkling in the lil melodies that kraftwerk would eventually become defined by. but like with them on bass and guitar ralf would still do rhythm stuff but instead on bass and idk if florian was using like an echo still or was just letting the guitar naturally reverb or smthn but like its rly cool that theres still that formula but simply changing the instruments changed the music entirely. idk tho kraftwerk 2 may also be seen as an underwhelming album to some ppl so like its an album that invites being read and analyzed compared to like the psychedelic instrumentals of their first album or the more consistently mood pieces of ralf und florian. tho i do think kraftwerk 2 is a rly great album like i dont actually think its underwhelming at all its just one of those great albums that gets better with each listen and like def feels like compared to their firsst album they were actually trying to set out to make something rly just disciplined unlike the more dicking around type stuff of their first album. i like a lot of their first album too tho i think all their albums are great lol tho their first is probably the most like idk stuff that kinda feels aimless. ppl always say experimental stockhausen stuff in rock/krautrock stuff is aimless and i hate that cause i once saw some1 say taht augmn from tago mago was filler and on the same level as sondarangebot from neu’s debut and that made me want to ring their neck lol like smthn like augmn is def one of cans greatest achievements ANYWAYS ya like in the case of kraftwerks first album a good amount of the spacey stuff kinda feels more like idk just aimless and more just them playing with gadgets in the typical rock fashion than anything with a real weight but also at the same time i like the mix of stockhausen sounds with liek free improvisation sounds like its a cool mix. I REALLY FUCKING LOVE machine gun by peter brotzmann and brotzmann’s work in general cause i lovethat mix of john cage or stockhausen grupen type stuff with free jazz like its rly great conceptually and musically mixing the two with such straightforward success. i mean european free improvisation as a whole is like that and that makes it rly great imo. ANYWAYS i do feel like kraftwerk 1 as a whole is definitely uneven even tho its a great fun listen. like theres things ‘wrong’ with it that isnt in their other work stuff that dates it more but also its still a great fun album for sure. ruckzuck will always be a essential kraftwerk track for sure kinda sucks they disowned their earlier albums cause a song like that rly is an essential part of their history. like its ruckzuck -> kling klang -> tanzmusik -> autobahn -> radio activity -> trans europe express -> the model -> the entirety of computer world -> tour de france etc if you wanna chart their growth and changes as a band solely on a song to song basis. like those ARE the defining songs of their career. I FORGOT WHAT THIS POST WAS ABOUT AND LET MY MIND WANDER AIMLESSLY
“I might find my mind’s on nothing / I can wait another day” ammettono pigramente gli Homework nella canzone che apre la scaletta di questa sera. In effetti, a volte anche questo programma è così in ritardo che potrebbe andare in onda il giorno successivo. Se anche voi avete la mente concentrata sul nulla, ecco qui un’appropriata oretta di novità indiepop e indie rock, senza tralasciare gli…
The Reactor, The Decayed, The Decaying, The Fission Controller, Prn who is toxic, Prn who is ionizing, Prn who is hazardous, The Atomic Ray, The Atomic Partical
Another round down, and hoo boy! Look at all those fucking 9's and 9.5's! On the one hand, I think it was a uniquely strong selection (and there were just *so many* albums this time), but on the other, I think I'm probably just becoming more lenient with my scoring as I go on, and we come closer to approaching the end of this. Oh well! Who cares!
Alice and John Coltrane- Cosmic Music (8.0/10)
Arthur Russell- World of Echo (8.5/10)
Bedhead- Beheaded (8.0/10)
Black Tape for a Blue Girl- Remnants of a Deeper Purity (8.5/10)
The Body- Master, We Perish (7.5/10)
The Brian Jonestown Massacre- Methodrone (10/10)
The Brian Jonestown Massacre- Their Satanic Majesties' Second Request (8.5/10)
Buffy Sainte-Marie- Illuminations (10/10)
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band- Mirror Man (7.5/10)
Caroliner Rainbow Susans and Bruisins- The Cooking Stove Beast (9.0/10)
Cecil Taylor- Unit Structures (8.5/10)
CHIHIRO (チヒロ)- BEST 2007-2013 (6.5/10, deleted from library)
Chris Corsano- Another Dull Dawn (7.5/10)
Clams Casino- Instrumentals (8.0/10)
Codeine- The White Birch (8.5/10)
Craig Finn- I Need a New War (8.0/10)
Crass- Christ: The Album (8.5/10)
D/P/I- redneks 2013 (8.5/10)
Dean Blunt- Skin Fade (7.5/10)
Destroyer- We'll Build Them A Golden Bridge (8.0/10)
Digable Planets- Blowout Comb (9.0/10)
DNA- DNA on DNA (8.5/10)
Dusty Springfield- A Girl Called Dusty (8.0/10)
Enya- Dark Sky Island (8.5/10)
Enya- The Memory of Trees (8.0/10)
esc 不在- midi dungeon (7.0/10, deleted from library because i just have too much vaporwave)
The Ex- Joggers and Smoggers (9.5/10)
Ferry Corsten- Blueprint (9.0/10)
Fuji Grid TV- Prism Genesis (8.5/10)
The Fun Years- Baby It's Cold Inside (8.5/10)
Germs- (GI) (8.5/10)
Harry Pussy- What Was Music? (8.0/10)
The Haxan Cloak- Excavation (9.0/10)
Heatmiser- Dead Air (7.0/10)
Hijokaidan- Noise from Trading Cards (8.0/10)
Hiroshi Sato- Super Market (7.5/10)
Hüsker Dü- Warehouse: Songs and Stories (8.5/10)
Hype Williams / Paradise Sisters- Crowned Regional Sadat X Awareness Project (8.5/10)
Iannis Xenakis- Orchestral Works Vol. I (9.5/10)
James Ferraro- Skid Row (8.5/10)
Jeph Jerman and Tony Whitehead- Placed (7.0/10)
The Jesus Lizard- Liar (8.5/10)
Julee Cruise- Floating Into the Night (7.5/10)
Leatherface- Mush (9.5/10)
Lemon Demon- View-Monster (8.0/10)
Leonard Cohen- Various Positions (9.0/10)
LiLiPUT- Kleenex / LiLiPUT (8.0/10)
Lolina- Live in Paris (8.5/10)
M83- Hurry Up, We're Dreaming (8.0/10)
Madonna- Madonna (8.0/10)
Man is the Bastard- Thoughtless (7.5/10)
Marvin Gaye- Let's Get it On (7.5/10)
Mater Suspiria Vision- Inverted Triangle II (7.0/10)
A gender related to having lots of eyes, body horror, and radios. Feels like an arcade room, like the colourful abstract carpets, bright lights, and loud noises. Connected to neon colours like red, yellow, green, and blue. Oh and also has a small connection to the Glow Cloud from Welcome To Night Vale. VERY STRONG feeling of horror and death in general, and impending doom and anticipation
Addition to my request sorry: the gender I described feels masc and neu as well