#edwin stevens

[eliounora]

turn my world upside down... literally

[wwprice1]

10 awesome DC covers for September!

[artisticallyaroacecrickett]

am I the captain of this ship? no. but I am the overeager cabin boy who will be making this ship my entire personality for the foreseeable future.

[shabnam2005]

Another song I found that would fit Painland so good.

Imagine you just escaped from hell, then you go back to where you died. You find a miserable boy who's desperate for some light and warmth. He sees you because he's getting near to death. You sit by his side and try to push away the fear and read for him, laugh with him and make him feel easy while he dies. But still there's an aching grief in your chest. As he closes his eyes and sleeps his death you think of the dreams he had and the future he could reach.

[heckcareoxytwit]

A preview of Avengers Inc #4

AVENGERS INC #4

GO FOR THE JUGGLER! Her name is Janet Van Dyne. She’s got a file on the Death Throws—a worker’s co-operative for themed super villains—that’s taller than she is. His name is Victor Shade. Apparently, he’s been a member for years. Together, they’ve got to find out who’s picking the Death Throws off one by one…before it’s his turn. PLUS, IN HIS VERY LAST GUEST APPEARANCE PRIOR TO HIS DEMISE, MOON KNIGHT!

Written by: Al Ewing Art by: Leonard Kirk, Alex Sinclair Cover by: Daniel Acuña Page Count: 28 Pages Release Date: December 27, 2023

[livesinyesterday]

STANTON: The problem's their commander, Whiting. He engineered the fortress himself. The damned thing's his child; he'll defend it till his every last man is gone. He is not thinking rationally, he's - LINCOLN: "-Come on out, you old rat!" That's what Ethan Allen called to the commander of Fort Ticonderoga in 1776. "Come on out, you old rat!" `Course there were only forty- odd redcoats at Ticonderoga. But, but there is one Ethan Allen story that I'm very partial to... STANTON No! No, you're, you're going to tell a story! I don't believe that I can bear to listen to another one of your stories right now!

Bruce McGill as Edwin McMasters Stanton in Lincoln (2012)

[saraiisstanky]

[a-member-of-minuteswithmandm]

BEEF on Netflix is soooo good! I can't be surprised though because A24 is really good at doing things differently (e.g Euphoria, Moonlight, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Midsommer, Hereditary, Pearl, etc)

I don't know what I loved the most - Touching in mental health, complicated family dynamics, people getting absurd revenge or phenomenal Asian representation? It was as all amazing!!

That being said, we need to address the fact that Danny was fucking awful. He was so selfish and shortsighted and no matter how much context we have on why he is the way he is, he is unforgivable and I'm glad that Paul finally cut him off. Choosing to involve himself with Isaac again and again just showed me how useless he was

On the other hand, despite some bad choices that Amy made - most of what she did wasn't that bad to me 😭😭 I support women's rights and wrongs unfortunately - also I hated George so that helped lmao

Basically the whole show was incredible, and whether I was angry at Naomi and Jordan, or learning to like Fumi - I was having a great time!

Watch our YouTube video and let us know what you think! Do you agree or disagree with out opinions? I wanna know ☺️

[switchycatgirlfriend]

(To no one's surprise) I'm overly obsessed with the artistic direction of this MV. As one comment says: it's a wild snapshot of the mid 00's. Nonetheless, I've always been obsessed with pretty much everything conforming the video, from the music, the band and the aesthetics for that matter, so nothing new here.

But, again, I'll never stop exalting media where I feel the "edge factor" makes an impact and also because that same element takes me back (ironically) to my happy place.

Lately I've been reflecting a lot on why I'm so eager to feel this nostalgia at every given opportunity that I can only get with 2000's media and, after a long talk and 3 hours of tears with my beloved S.O. @catharticmethodology, we've concluded that it has to do with unresolved "stuff" from my childhood.

T.M.I. maybe, but what I'm trying to say is, I'll always be amazed by how random and deep the connection we make with music can be. We all hear and love the same stuff but the circumstances that lead us to get attached to it and the feelings we get in consequence will never be the exact same.

There you go, the unsolicited, random and well known reflection of the night and the reason why I feel such a deep connection with Porcupine Tree's music. You're welcome.

[incorrect-bhaalspawn-quotes]

Alora: *jumps on Edwin* I got you!

Edwin: You got me.

Alora: *covers his eyes* And now you’re blind!

Edwin: Tiny hands. My only weakness.

[lotusthekat]

[ID: Digital drawing of Sadie hugging Lars. She’s crying of joy while Lars is taken aback, blushing. The background is a blue sky with some diamond-shaped stars. Lars is pink, and Sadie’s hair is green, as of the ending of Change Your Mind. /End ID]

Welcome home.

Yes, I based this on the Edwin hug

[ID: gif of Ed saying “Winry”, followed by Winry hugging him. He blushes. This scene is from Conqueror of Shamballa. /End ID]

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[mrwilliewonka]

[fyeahcindie]

Unexpected RnB groove in this new single from Vast & Hazy! (Released in late May)

Sounds great, and I really thought that guitar solo at the end was gonna extend, cos the arrangement got a bit heavier... but nope, the song was over too soon! I hope when they play this live, they stretch out that last section and go wild, LOL. =D

Music: 林易祺 LNiCH (aka Yi-Chi Lin 林易祺) Lyrics: 咖咖 KAKA. Y (顏靜萱 Ka Ka Yen) Arranger: *李思嘉 Alice Lee @ 給樂 Gather Music & 林易祺 LNiCH Producer: 韓立康 HLK aka GummyBearMan (besides playing gtr w/ Waa Wei for many years, he is a musician/producer at 福祿壽音樂 Fortune Coookie Records) Bass: 羅晧宇 Lo Hao Yu (羅晧宇 Joe Lo was in 三十萬年老虎鉗 Mr. Loud Who Chance and has played in the full VH band) Guitar: **蔣希夷 Xi-Yi Jiang (fr. The Whisperer) All Vocals: 咖咖 KAKA. Y

*李思嘉 Alice Lee played in the full VH band in 2022.

Links: YouTube,  添翼音樂 TEAM EAR MUSIC YT,  Spotify,  Weibo,  Instagram,  Ka Ka Yen Instagram

**Xi-Yi is in a shoegaze-indie rock band called The Whisperer, let's hear a song from their 2022 Casual Day ep:

蔣希夷 Xi-Yi Jiang-Gtr/Voc, Kuokpan Wong (Steven)-Lead Voc/Gtr (Chococan SoundCloud), Asa Chao-Bass/Gtr/Voc, Edwin Wong-Drums.

Links:  Instagram,  Bandcamp (that ep is very good, head over and have a listen!),  StreetVoice 

[emmiesims]

Labour Day went great! Cassandre tried to flirt with Deryn, but he only had eyes for Robota. He was a bit nervous about meeting Edwin seeing as he’s basically Robota’s father, but he found they actually had a lot in common. On her part, Robota was very pleased to see him again....

[thebowerypresents]

Young Fathers – Brooklyn Steel – April 4, 2024

Young Fathers make an all-encompassing brand of progressive hip-hop (think: hip-hop, pop, soul, avant-garde, noise, political, punk, psych, rock, layered harmonies) that is uniquely theirs. The band’s three members met as kids at a youth club, began performing live in their teens and then, after dropping a pair of acclaimed mixtapes, came out swinging on their 2014 debut studio album, Dead, winning the coveted Mercury Prize. 

“Many bands spend their entire careers being compared to a host of their peers and predecessors, operating more as an amalgamation of influences than creators in their own right,” says The Line of Best Fit. “Others, however, become just the opposite — the cultural touchstones against which other artists will always be measured. With Dead, Young Fathers have become on those bands — it’s like nothing else out there.” 

The Edinburgh, Scotland, trio’s fourth LP, Heavy Heavy, arrived last winter, again earning raves. NME dubbed it “anthemic, boundary-breaking pop,” going on to add: “Succinct and underpinned by a catchy melodic structure, it continues Young Fathers’ peerless run of singular albums and further cements them as one of the more unique acts to exist today.”

Young Fathers launched a much-anticipated two-week North American tour on Wednesday at The Sinclair in Boston, and last night they were enthusiastically welcomed by a sold-out Brooklyn Steel.

Photos courtesy of Ken Grand-Pierre | www.kenamiphoto.com