#tsosis band

[paigeamandaphotography]

Covet band && TSOSIS

House Of Independents // Asbury Park, NJ// 11/30/2022

[demimusicjunky]

New additions to my collection! Most found online, some found in local spots, and a few Christmas gifts!

"Skelethon" by Aesop Rock (2012)

"Chicago III" by Chicago (1973)

"The Endless" by Dreadnaught (2022)

"Spring Suite" by McKendree Spring (1973)

"Terraformer" by Thank You Scientist (2019)

"Second Nature" by TSOSIS (2023)

"Blessed He With Boils" by Xanthochroid (2012)

[l00ny13l0u]

New Event Bot! Emo Cannibal Leon Kennedy! 💀

¡N3W B0T! ➡ ~《Sad Cannibal Leon》~

Ah emo Leon, the perfect man. Even as a cannibal lmao

I don't actually consider myself emo even though I've been told I'm emo and I've dressed edgy for a decade now and I have Punk ideologies and am sad and emotional as a person.

I've always been interested in the eating people things and the dynamic it creates in storytelling and regarding the characters mindset and reasons.

I suppose in that aspect this AU is more of an OC using Leon's face, but I still try and make it him in terms of personality and head cannons.

Wow crazy, bro actually thinks about stuff and isn't just mentally ill (severely)

Fuck I love this band so much. Not the new stuff the og og stuff

This is an indie band that started out in my home city of Sacramento as just a bunch of idiots in their garage.

I have a CD from said garage show and the record versions of this album. I really fucking like this band guys.

The lyrics, the guitar, the switch between melody and then screaming, AGG ITS SO GOOD T.T

I know no one actually reads these or looks at my bots descriptions, but on the off chance they do I always hope to share my music tastes and maybe help someone find a new fave band too

[averiathefangirl]

hey pssst. this doesnt matter cause i dont post u can ignore this

i am avery!! i do things such as use the interweb <3

｡･ﾟﾟ･ some about mes ･ﾟﾟ･｡

❧ update as of like. now. : ion rly post anymore this is just for reblogs n stuff m not good at remembering to post or coming up with stuff to post

❧ my pronouns is it/she (transfem demigirl)

❧ sexuality is classified. on a need-to-know basis and you do not need to know

❧ age is for me to know an u to not. know.

❧ i write (mostly about my ocs ask me about them i am very normal about them), play piano and guitar, and once in a blue moon even paint

❧ so much autistic

❧ music music music mmuisc music music music msuic i love music it is my entire personality and interests i love musicians i will gush about music forever

BYF:

❧ tone tags!! i love them, i use them, and theres a decent chance i wont be able to tell if youre joking or not if you dont use them but i also will not force you to i will just ask a lot more questions if u dont /srs

❧ i tend to use terms of endearment a lot more (things such as bestie, girlie, honey, oomfie, etc) than is probably appropriate so if i call u one and u dont feel comfortable jus let me know and ill do my best to not do it again

❧ extraordinarily introverted and socially awkward, i probably wont reach out to interact like. ever.

dni if:

☠ racist, homophobic, transphobic, queerphobic, proshipper, terf, map, pedo, zoophile, incest, or in support of any of the above i will block u

✧･ﾟ: ✧･ﾟ: fandoms :･ﾟ✧:･ﾟ✧

Splatoon, Legend of Zelda (mostly this), Hollow Knight, Pokemon, furry community, general nintendo things

this is will wood. say “hello will wood!!”

༺♥༻ bands. lots of them. ༺♥༻

Animals as Leaders, Thank You Scientist, Closure in Moscow, Polyphia, Native Construct, Owane, Rage Against the Machine, Will Wood/Will Wood and the Tapeworms, Ace of Hearts, Caligula's Horse, Ghost, Children of Nova, In Search of Sun, Chon, Intervals, Daft Punk, Fall Out Boy, Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Good Kid, Haken, Jhariah, Leprous, The Reign of Kindo, Rishloo, Sadistics, Shoe, Slice the Cake, Slipknot, The Strokes, System of a Down, VOLA, Dance Gavin Dance, Strawberry Girls, Metallica, Megadeth, Gojira, Good Tiger, tsosis, FOXCULT, glass beach, Icarus the Owl, Invalids, Protest the Hero, Polite Fiction, Trash Boat, Stef Lynn, TTNG, Wolf & Bear, Totorro, Catbamboo, Hail the Sun, A Lot Like Birds, Sufferer, Invalids, Icarus the Owl, Moray Pringle, Origami Button, I Met a Yeti, FOXCULT, The Oozes, Moron Police, Sianvar, Properties of Nature, Plini, The Fall of Troy, Resilia, Eidolia, Feed Me Jack, mouse on the keys, Adventurer, fox capture plan, Jakub Zytecki, Crusade, Stolas, Sea in the Sky, Luca Mantovanelli, Them Crooked Vultures, Haken, THE ORAL CIGARETTES, Artifex Pereo, Destroy Boys, Froggy ((in no particular order))

[yohane23]

Kalindula Music the Missing Jigsaw in Our Tourism Combo

By Yohane Mbeeya Moono Literature is one of the most important subjects around the world. It has often be called as the mother of all social sciences. The subject as a number of definitions but one that typifies and qualifies the assertion of being the mother of all social sciences is one which says that, Literature is the mirror of society. Literature discusses the societal discourse. Another…

[directheat-stuff]

First Nations Comedians and Native American Comedians 3

·       Tonia Jo Hall

Tonia Jo Hall is a 25 year old Lakota/Dakota/Hidatsa comedian. She started posting videos to her YouTube. She is the woman behind the popular character "Auntie Beachress", the bold, trash-talking aunt who has led thousands to laughter. Tonia's comedy continues to be the hottest, most current trending humor you can find.

·       Ernie Tsosie.

Ernie is proud to be a sober and drug free Native American entertainer and motivational speaker. His weapons against alcoholism, addiction, depression and suicide are his against alcoholism and addiction. Ernie performs and presents comedy with a positive message and his comedy serves as the vehicle to pass along this most important of messages. Ernest Tsosie III was born in Arizona, USA. He is an actor, known for A Thief of Time (2004), Pete & Cleo (2010) and 5th World (2005).

·       Deanna M.A.D.

Deanna M.A.D. received the Embrey Women’s Leadership Scholarship through the American Indian College Fund, and graduates from Fort Lewis College with a degree in Anthropology on April 27th. While at Fort Lewis she became actively involved with performing by participating in dance performances as well as the annual production of The Vagina Monologues. She was crowned First Attendant of the Hozhoni Days Pow Wow in 2012 and also began doing stand-up comedy. Deanna has performed stand-up routines for the Feminist Voice club at Fort Lewis College and has been an opening act for the 49 Laughs comedy troupe.

·       James Junes

JAMES JUNES has been doing comedy for 10 years both as a SOLO Comedy Act/Guest Speaker and Actor and is part of the award winning duo “JAMES & ERNIE COMEDY” and also part of “49 LAUGHS COMEDY”. James Junes has been doing comedy & guest speaking on platforms of: conferences, camps, churches, organizations, concerts & events for over 10 years. He has traveled throughout the U.S. and Canada and continues to do what he loves.

·       Jon Roberts

An enrolled member of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa, the Ojibwe Outlaw (who was born Lydell Jon Roberts in the Year of the Dragon) is a writer/director/producer & owner of 94 Warriors Studios and has been making people laugh since his mother told the world she was pregnant. Having performed with funny men Tatanka Means, Vaughn EagleBear, Marc Yaffee, Ryan McMahon, Tito Ybarra, Jim Ruel, Gilbert Brown, Howie Miller, J.R. Redwater & funny lady Shishonia, Mr. Roberts made a name for himself in the comedy world with a smashing debut at the Native American Comedy Festival at Seven Clans Casino – Red Lake and followed that up with a rockin’ set at the Native Comedy Jam – Part Deux and Part 3, also in Red Lake. He has performed in comedy clubs in Minnesota & South Dakota regularly and with his deadpan style, a little too honest observations along with a reputation that got him banned from his first ever venue after his FIRST EVER performance, the Ojibwe Outlaw is ready to make some noise in the world of comedy.

[mathyrock]

Math Rock top bands list

Math rock list: my friend yvette is amazing https://yvetteyoung.bandcamp.com/album/acoustics-ep

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYVIBGuiB3Q/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8U8W0XfBfko/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYQQi_NPcxo&list=UUhiUSlnHrGCc0TVsuQEFteA/

Recent Favorites: https://kwur.bandcamp.com/album/jr-clooney-stack-session https://jrclooney.bandcamp.com/album/ep/ zoo strategies album “languager” Fav tracks 2, 5, 9 Http://Zoostrategies.bandcamp.com

Http://Versemetrics.bandcamp.com

Emo math very catchy and simple: https://officialdtb.bandcamp.com/album/coming-and-going/

Love track 2: https://lawngnomes.bandcamp.com/

Standard essentials: Invalids: my fav songs are “diastole”, “dolly zoom” and “last floor” this is the most technically sound math rock band out there today) http://invalids.bandcamp.com/

Top Secret Area EP, by Invalids http://invalids.bandcamp.com/album/two-hundred-second-ep/

http://invalids.bandcamp.com/album/eunoia-2/

http://enjoymentrecords.bandcamp.com/track/lemmings/ < – awesome blink 182 cover by invalids

i sing on these invalids tracks: http://invalids.bandcamp.com/track/satellite http://invalids.bandcamp.com/track/rc-pro-jam-2

Maps and Atlases: http://mapsatlases.bandcamp.com/album/tree-swallows-houses/ < – this math rock album inspired many bands, including invalids.

American Football fav songs: “never meant” “honestly” and “but the regrets are killing me” http://americanfootball.bandcamp.com/album/american-football/

this town needs guns: 1st album http://thistownneedsguns.bandcamp.com/album/animals/ Latest album https://thistownneedsguns.bandcamp.com/album/disappointment-island

Best Instrumental math rock: https://tfvsjs.bandcamp.com/track/shrine-of-our-despair/

http://thebulletprooftiger.bandcamp.com/ < - - fav song “an awkward moment with a grilled cheese sandwich”

http://doremearbeon.bandcamp.com/album/dore-mear-beon-ep/

https://clevergirl.bandcamp.com/releases

https://covetband.bandcamp.com/releases

https://halfsleep.bandcamp.com/album/the-end

Http://vialuna.bandcamp.com

https://mydayattheraces.bandcamp.com/track/circus-act-i-scene-ii-2

http://zefschasingcara.bandcamp.com/ < — some math rock songs as well as electronic songs here.. the first track “pink sweat” is really good

more Aggressive math rock:

http://chonofficial.bandcamp.com/

Early chon https://youtu.be/dtFikiAEpl0/

http://thelittlestviking.bandcamp.com/

http://bytheendoftonight.bandcamp.com/album/in-a-letter-to-the-sandbox/

Http://Mysonthecrystalhealer.bandcamp.com

Poppy: http://minusthebear.bandcamp.com/album/highly-refined-pirates/ (highly refined pirates is their best album)

http://feedmejack.bandcamp.com/

http://thevenusdemelos.bandcamp.com/track/fatty-2

http://am-overcast.bandcamp.com/album/pellow/

http://buttonsandmindy.bandcamp.com/

http://theyachtclub.bandcamp.com/

http://algernoncadwallader.bandcamp.com/album/listen-to/

more various math rock: Http://Emagdoog.bandcamp.com

https://thetwoknights.bandcamp.com/releases < – listen to the song “bangarang!” http://twoknights.bandcamp.com/

http://blackdirty.bandcamp.com/

http://postmadonna.bandcamp.com/

postmadonna’s song “whose absinthe is this” is good http://postmadonna.bandcamp.com/track/whose-absinthe-is-this-2/

http://postmadonna.bandcamp.com/track/hallways/

http://postmadonna.bandcamp.com/track/cathy/

https://deltasleep.bandcamp.com/

http://teramelos.bandcamp.com/album/xed-out/

http://teramelos.bandcamp.com/track/40-rods-to-the-hogs-head/

“The Speed of Sound in Seawater” “TSOSIS” the singer’s (Damien Verrett) side project is called “so much light” as “so much light” he has 2 ep’s, on the one called “supine spellbound” the 1st 3 songs on it are really good and give off different vibes from one another, here: http://somuchlight.bandcamp.com/album/supine-spellbound/

http://thespeedofsoundinseawater.bandcamp.com/album/blue-version/

http://thespeedofsoundinseawater.bandcamp.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYZ8_R7P04E/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvieKPfQPH0/

[westernmanews]

(The Westfield News) – “The willingness of America’s veterans to sacrifice for our country has earned them our lasting gratitude,” Chester Memorial Day observance organizers.

BLANDFORD –  is one of two towns that will have the Gateway Marching Band, which alternates towns every year, to participate in the Memorial Day ceremonies. In Blandford, marchers will meet for a lineup at Town Hall at 10 a.m., and the parade will step off at 11 a.m. The parade will march up to the flags, where there will be a ceremony. A community cookout/picnic down at Watson Park will immediately follow.

RUSSELL – is the other town this year that will have the Gateway Regional Marching Band for the Memorial Day observances. Marchers will gather at the Fire Station, and step off at 1 p.m. The parade will march down Main Street to Route 20, to the Russell Cemetery on Old Westfield Road where there will be a ceremony honoring the fallen, and back up to Veterans Park on Main Street where another formal ceremony will be held.

MONTGOMERY – will hold its Memorial Day observances beginning at 12 p.m. in front of the church. Participants will march to the cemetery where an observance will be held, and Steve and Mike Pitoniak will sing.

HUNTINGTON – marchers will assemble at Pettis Field at 8:30, and the parade will step off at 8:45, when they will march to the town green, with a ceremony to follow. Keynote speaker will be Edward Renauld, Jr., veterans services officer for the town. There will also be a guest appearance by Adam LeBarron as Abraham Lincoln. After the ceremony and “Taps” is played, there will be a viewing of the PBS documentary “Hallowed Ground” in Stanton Hall. The film shows 22 American military cemeteries overseas, including Flanders Field. Refreshments will be served.

CHESTER – will begin its program at 10 a.m. at Chester Town Hall. Master of Ceremonies will be Carl Baldasaro, Captain, Chester Fire Department. The Pledge of Allegiance will be led by members of Boy Scout Troop 120, and scoutmaster, Daniel Harding. Anna and Marie Pless will sing the “Star Spangled Banner,” and graduating senior Anna Pless will sing “America the Beautiful.” The Invocation and Benediction will be led by Rev. Daniel C. Herr of the Chester Baptist Church. The scouts will place wreaths at the Veterans Memorials. Ray and Michael Lewis and Stephen Salvini, Jr. will be the “Salute to the Fallen” Honor Guard, and 5th grader and scout, Jackson Harding will play “Taps.”

There will also be a recognition of Purple Heart recipient and WWII U.S. Army Veteran, Aldo Bizzozero. Guests will be the family of Hugh S. Miller, who served in the U.S. Army during WWI and received a gold medal from the Town of Chester for his service. Family members will present the medal (on loan) to the Chester Historical Society. The medal will be presented by: Kenneth Miller, grandson of Hugh Miller and a retired U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant who served during the Vietnam War and Travis Miller, great- grandson of Hugh Miller and currently a Tech Sergeant with the Air National Guard at Barnes Air Base in Westfield. Travis is the son of Stephen Miller, and resident Eleanor Miller Doyle is a granddaughter of Hugh S. Miller. Other participants will include her sisters Vivienne, Evelynn, Carolynn and Gwendolynn who will sing “America,” boy scouts Gage Laurie will who read “The Gettysburg Address” and Eddie Harding who will read “The Ragged Old Flag,” and keynote speaker, U.S. Army Veteran Shannon Fristik.

The following Essay and Poster Winners, who were judged by Council on Aging members, will also be recognized at the ceremony:

Kindergarten: First place Jacob Johnson, second place Adam Dasilva

First grade: First place Adam Forgue, second place Ronan Davenport

Second grade: First place Wesley Danengburg, second place Rihanna Reed

Third grade: First place Kathryn Harding, second place Jake Marchbanke

Fourth grade: First place Dawson Jackman, second place Andre Tsosie

Fifth grade: First place Jaylin Glenn, second place Jackson Harding

Following “Amazing Grace” sung by John Armitage and a Benediction, there will be a procession down Main Street to Maple Street then on to Rte. 20 to Chester Factory Village Cemetery, where a Final Tribute will be made to the fallen, and “Taps” will be played.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, everyone is invited to Chester Fire Station for light refreshments.

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