#skymarshal

[toastess-with-the-mostess]

Voltron: The Series

Now this is when we get into the modern ages of Voltron This one may be biased as it's my favorite version of Voltron and deserves a lot more love from the fandom Dotu/VV - V3D - VF (here) - VLD

Word vomit under the cut <3

It's 2011 all over again Voltron Force (VF) is another pseudo-sequel to Dotu, though while it ignores the existence of V3D it's actually very inspired by it. Pidge is made into his genius self, this time a lot quieter and reserved, Hunk has his meathead personality and has picked up cooking, and the lions have even more of a mind of their own plus lore that only barely goes into how the lions were made Just like with V3D, the story starts 5 years after the defeat of doom, except plot twist! The Galaxy Garrison is overseen by Skymarshal Wade who has a personal vendetta with Voltron and manages to get the lions locked away for those 5 years. We meet 3 cadets, Daniel, Larmina, and Vince, who are being trained to be the new pilots of the lions after the team successfully brings them back, though considered as criminals now. If that wasn't already wild, this show takes it back to the basics and brings Lotor in this time from the dead, now making two big villains the team has to deal with for the run of the show. Not to mention a side plot with their semi-demigod cadet Unfortunately, VF was cancelled after one season and ended with a cliffhanger, so there never was a solid conclusion. Except if you happen to have the 30th Voltron Anniversary book which has a comic at the end that picks up from the last episode and vaguely ties it together. It also has a 6 book comic run, but they're more extra adventures than a season two. This show is both rushed and painstakingly slow so for the fans who love it (me), it's a very hair pulling fact that it was never given the time or effort it deserved. No toys (re: one) were made of this show unlike Dotu and V3D which had a massive line, but there are a few things out on the web that are based on this iteration of Voltron. It mostly has a cult following of fans who gave it the time of day but never got to reach the love the rest of the shows did

[tobestik]

this didn’t pass this hasn’t passed i want to talk about skymarshals at length i’m going to go write essays

having so many thoughts about the skymarshals and the legacy they continued and how brock and phin would have been best friends and having a wee bit of a conniption it'll pass

[everydaycivilian]

Here’s a throwback #wheelgunwednesday with the @korth_arms Sky Marshal before teaming up with @nighthawkcustom and renaming it the SkyHawk. Easily the smoothest, most fun I’ve had shooting a revolver. 9mm with a sealed cylinder, a pic rail on the side that was designed to accommodate a suppressor mount ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #everydaycivilian #edc #everydaycarry #shotshow #shot2020 #shotshow2020 #korth #korthgermany #kortharms #german #germany #nighthawk #nighthawkcustom #skymarshal #korthskymarshal #wheelgun #revolver #9mm #tbt #throwback #throwbackthursday #fiocchi https://www.instagram.com/p/B8M_9NBnZwC/?igshid=1e2g1yoynutp

[idontevenknowbroskio]

Ever since the game got released, I’ve been quoting the movie at every chance I get.

Honestly, hearing “ARE YOU READY TO EARN YOUR CITIZENSHIP, TROOPER” as a horde of bugs comes my way makes me forget that the entire point of the book is to ridicule the glorification of war 💀

🫡 I’M DOING MY PART, ARE YOU? 🫵

[jocelynlovelace]

#redridinghood at #soonercon this year! Making new friends and helping with the #skymarshals! #painwontstopme #cupcakegoth #cosplay

[propagandaworld]

Now on Propagandaworld.org. Watch with the image of Leila Khaled. Khaled (born 1944) came to public attention for her role in hijackigs in 1969 and 1970 as part of the campaign of Black September in Jordan. The first woman to hijack an airplane. TWA Flight 840 (1969) In 1969, Khaled was part of a team that hijacked TWA Flight 840 on its way from Rome to Tel Aviv. No one was injured, but after the passengers disembarked, the hijackers blew up the nose section of the aircraft. After this hijacking, and a photograph of her (taken by Eddie Adams) holding an AK-47 rifle and wearing a kaffiyeh was reproduced in many publications, she underwent six plastic surgery operations on her nose and chin to conceal her identity. El Al Flight 219 (1970) In 1970, Khaled and Patrick Argüello attempted to hijack El Al Flight 219. The attack failed when Israeli skymarshals killed Argüello and overpowerred Kaheld. The pilot diverted the aircraft to Heathrow Airport in London, where Khaled was delivered to Ealing police station. On October 1, the British government released her in exchange for hostages taken in a further hijacking.

[steamworksandshadows]

Steampunk universes will collide in an upcoming comic book by Brass Engine Productions and @childrenofproteus. Coming in Fall/Winter 2018.

Trailer directed by Ben Watkins Music: "Drone in D" and "Mechanolith" by Kevin Macleod, CC-BY

So glad to finally finish this project, guys! We shot the footage over two years ago, and it’s a pleasure to bring you the final result. Steampunk Atlanteans on the run meet our merry group of steampunk mercenaries - now add the @skymarshals and the Hand of Glory bandits into the recipe, and you got yourself a pretty awesome mix, if I do say so myself.

[somegalsandagame]

The Walking Dead (Please don’t turn into a farming simulator)

We are playing ’The Walking Dead: Season 1’. We broke the tie (and kat will play more Alien: Isolation later, we promise, skymarshal).

Kat and Andrew have played some of this (we remember nothing), Bekah has played none but watched the show obsessively. 

Come join us on TWITCH to watch all of our horrible decisions! And yes, we are starting now!

[acdsleeve]

Recycled 2 Panel CD Slipcases for @skymarshal, run of 50, machine cut/creased then hand assembled #cdpackaging #recycled #cd #musicpackaging #shortrun

[fruitbatwalton]

Photo courtesy of Midgley Media & Wintorz Creative Media

Ralph's always been a fan of crowdfunding since doing one for the Ralph's Life CD for Rethink Mental Illness a couple of years ago, so on hearing that Leeds Alt Rockers Where Fires Are were using PledgeMusic to fund their upcoming EP one four six one it was time to take a looksee. Ash, James, Matt, Nick and Robbie first met back in 2010 at Leeds College of Music and by 2013 various other bands and solo projects had come and gone. Following their graduation all five realised they were free to begin their next musical endeavour and Where Fires Are was born, and the rest is history. By ordering your copy of the single on PledgeMusic you'd have gained access to recording updates, bonus content, video clips and much more. Plus, hearing the new single and received new video weeks before anyone else. Further to that, you'd have had the chance to pre-order any of the items or experiences listed, including a signed EP, limited edition vinyl, acoustic Skype sessions and more.  With the One Four Six One EP out this Friday (3rd Feb) and Where Fires Are embarking on a UK mini-tour from tomorrow Ralph will be playing I've Got The Time on next Sunday's Indie Show on Radio KC.

Feb 02 Bannermans Bar

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Feb 03 Gullivers

w/ Tirade, The Whol...

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Feb 04 The Plug

w/ The Wholls, Rale...

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Feb 09 Facebar

w/ Dead Days

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Feb 10 The Underground

w/ Francis, Deadset...

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Feb 11 Tubman

w/ Kid Kapichi

Hastings, United Kingdom  RSVPShare 

Feb 15 93 Feet East

w/ Kid Kapichi, Kni...

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Feb 16 Nice'n'Sleazy

w/ Atlas:Empire

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Feb 20 The Joiners

w/ Skymarshal, Jack...

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Feb 24 Brudenell Games Room

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[behindsmilefest-blog]

Tellison // Drawings // Stagecoach // Skymarshal // List Of Saints // The Cellar 9th March

The SMILE closing party had received a large amount of press and was a major talking point of the week leading up to the event. The Behind The Smile team were there to watch events unfold and give SMILE 2012 the send off it deserves. Skymarshal got the party off to a good start with a strong set which contained some very well constructed songs. Technical guitar riffs were supported by punchy drums and mind bending bass lines, while the singer's gravelly voice poured emotion into their songs. There was an inventive use of harmonics from the guitarist and the complicated rhythms, played to perfection, kept things interesting. On the whole, nothing particularly negative can be said about Skymarshal tonight, but they did lack some of their usual energy, and at times, the members seemed almost disinterested. This was slightly disappointing, as they are a band that are usually very impressive and give it their all. List Of Saints took to the stage next and they got off to a shaky start, with an unnecessarily long instrumental introduction which added nothing to the first song. Thankfully, things got much better from here on out, as they delivered a set that, although not particularly tight, was refreshingly up-beat and a lot of fun. They finished the set with a short hardcore punk song that, although taking the crowd by surprise, was done with tongue firmly in cheek, showing that they are not a band that try to take themselves too seriously. List Of Saints got a lot right, and they do have moments of greatness, but there is the overall feeling that their songs need to be taken apart and refined, as they do have the potential to be consistently strong. Third up tonight was Stagecoach. The Cellar was beginning to pack out as the stage lights lit up the five piece, who began with a quirky Jimmy Eat World style song. The band then proceeded to show off an array of well written, quirky tunes which went down well with the watching crowd. It was hard to pin a genre to Stagecoach. They were pop songs overall, but there was more to it than that, with great three part harmonies, acoustic and electric guitar parts and even a mandolin. The band played a set worthy of admiration, and definitely made a lasting impression on The Cellar. With the closing party in full swing, Drawings brought a new dynamic to the room with a captivating opening. The front man, shouting to the crowd before approaching the mic to address the room, formed a close relationship from the offset. Intense would be a good word to describe the first few songs of Drawings set tonight, and the funny and almost awkward banter from the wonderfully eccentric front man was as much a part of their show as the music. The music itself was grungy; crunching guitar riffs blended with more mellow, cleaner sections. The vocal performance was passionate and we could almost reach out and touch every word he sang. As Drawings progressed they got better, the songs really struck a chord and there was even a mass sing-a-long at one point. It felt like we were swimming with dolphins and having a great time, except instead of dolphins, it was sharks, and we kind of enjoyed the danger.

So the time had come for Tellison to step up and headline the Smile closing party 2012. The band have recently worked very hard to build up a reputation nationwide, and tonight they had the perfect platform to prove that this is no fluke. Firstly, they have the perfect image, you could make plastic figurines and they would sell; four guys who clearly are just happy to be on stage and relishing the big crowd there to watch them. Tellison pull out a relentless onslaught of brilliantly executed, seriously catchy songs, that had the crowd singing along throughout. These are complete with thundering bass, and well thought out three-way vocal harmonies and shouts. At the end of the show stopping set, they thanked the promoters and gave SMILE a mention, as well as thanking everybody who turned out to watch, proving that not only are they amazing songwriter's, they are also genuine, down to earth people.

Tellison provided the perfect end to a great show which was filled with inspiring bands; definitely a night which deserves to be remembered for a long time to come. It’s now worth giving a mention to the legend that is Martin James, a.k.a DJ TearGas, who provided the after party carnage, spinning tunes as if it was 1985.

All pictures of last night's show are available on: http://www.flickr.com/photos/behindthesmile/sets/72157629185981684/

[cloudilewis]

SKYMARSHAL RELEASE

My close friends 'Skymarshal' have just released a song from their up and coming EP Signatures! It's amazing, please listen!!!! 

http://soundcloud.com/skymarshal/what-about-the-pacific

[borderlinefire-blog]

Well Done to Lucy T, GONE and Skymarshal for an awesome show last night! And thanks to WeCaughtTheCastle, streetfightsilence and Rise Above for coming down and supporting us!

[jocelynlovelace]

Had a blast during day one of A-Kon in Fort Worth! Can't wait to see how the rest of the weekend plays out and hopefully we beat the $ goal for charity this year!! #jocelynlovelace #cupcakegoth #cosplay #skymarshals k

[tobestik]

having so many thoughts about the skymarshals and the legacy they continued and how brock and phin would have been best friends and having a wee bit of a conniption it'll pass