#halsey album cover

[mermaidinthecity]

Albums/EPs: Halsey (2015 - 2021)

[brulonelymuse]

The Great Impersonator (All Variations)

[bellafemme]

The Great Impersonator. 💋

[kourt-wants-a-pager]

'The Great Impersonator' 80s cover looking GORGEOUS

[iamnotawomanimagod]

Halsey this or that: final tracks*

[satoruplanero]

if i cant have love i want power ☆

(this took forever but halsey’s boob was totally worth it)

[windsorfairfax]

the great impersonator - halsey

out october 25th

[sure-thing-casey]

💗🩷💗 a girl after my own heart 💗🩷💗

[twilightgravity]

[withacapitalp]

@hotcocoaharrington tagged me to upload 9 of my favorite album covers, so here are my additions

I'm going to tagggggg @hexmionegranger @riality-check @eddieunbanished @reindeerrobin @maxinemaxmayfield @thefreakandthehair anddddd @flowercrowngods !

[james-stark-the-writer]

the Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn soundtrack truly is so fucking phenomenal and underrated, honestly probably even better than the movie depending on your tastes.

[lanne13]

Today on tiktok I watched someone learn that Halsey’s Colors is about Matty Healy and that Jack Antonoff was in fun. and I have never in my life felt so old

[bellafemme]

"Step right up, ladies and gentlemen! Behold the marvel of a century! Witness the uncanny ability of a woman who can become anyone, anything your heart desires. Friend, lover, foe, she transforms before your very eyes. Her voice and visage a reflection of your deepest dreams & darkest fears. But beware, for she is not just a master of disguise, but a spirit of transformation, slipping through the cracks of reality. One moment, a beloved friend, the next a shadowy nightmare. She is the queen of uncanny, the mistress of metamorphosis. Beware The Great Impersonator."

[hotniatheron]

mapping out my own music taste to see that they all collab with each other. love that for me

[kourt-wants-a-pager]

THESE COVERS ARE SO PRETTY AA

(Notice how both of the covers have Halsey doing the same expression. I am sure the 70s, 90s and 00s will be the same)

[justanapparatus]

Death of the Tortured Poet

Taylor Swift and other poets in conversation with Roland Barthes's "The Death of the Author" (1967) and Michel Foucault's "What is an Author?" (1969)

I want to say thank you to @ttpds @youmeetyourself and @ohdorothea. This post would not exist were it not for your musings on the topic, our conversations, and your encouragement. Seriously, thank y'all.

Sources:

Unless otherwise noted, lyrics are from Genius and screenshots/scans/etc are from taylorpictures.net

Barthes, Roland. "The Death of the Author"

"delicate" music video

"Dear Reader" lyrics

Foucault, Michel. "What is an Author?"

"Style" music video

"mirrorball" lyrics

Barthes

Taylor Swift before singing "betty" on the Eras Tour in Glendale, AZ on March 17, 2023 (text from @cages-boxes-hunters-foxes)

Siken, Richard. "The Torn-up Road" in The Iowa Review

Promotional image for The Tortured Poets Department from Swift's social media

Savage, Mark "Midnights: What we know about Taylor Swift's songwriting" for BBC.com

Foucault

reputation prologue

Barthes

Promotional image for The Tortured Poets Department

Barthes

Halsey. "Gasoline" lyrics

"mirrorball" lyrics

Barthes

Florence & the Machine. "King" lyrics

"Dear Reader" lyrics

Foucault

"22" lyrics

Foucault

"Out of the Woods" music video

"...ready for it?" music video

"Anti-Hero" music video

"look what you made me do" music video

"if you're anything like me" from the reputation magazines

Foucault

Album covers for the Taylor's Versions of Fearless, Red, Speak Now, and 1989

Taylor Swift in Musicians on Musicians: Taylor Swift & Paul McCartney for Rolling Stone

"look what you made me do" music video

"the lakes" lyrics

Foucault

"look what you made me do" handwritten lyrics from the reputation magazines

"my tears ricochet" lyrics

Foucault

"my tears ricochet" lyrics

"look what you made me do" music video

Foucault

"hoax" lyrics

"why she disappeared" from the reputation magazines

Barthes

1989 prologue

Foucault