#uncut recordings

[amygdalae]

our gluttonous dog managed to steal and eat HALF of a pizza off the counter. i told her she was a bad girl and her response was to drop to the ground and writhe piteously. THIEF. at least she showed remorse

[ruinedholograms]

Uncut Gems (2019)

[pharawee]

Non Ratchanon as MAC & Hearth Chindanai as NAN —LOVE SYNDROME III, Episode 11

[phemiec]

Folks who are following for my music, what would you prefer?

[dust-n-roses]

the way they all start messing around 😅 and Stone's arm on Mike's waist is cute

[orfisheus]

All of the northern states in the US right now:

[alanlicht]

Love Child "Never Meant to Be: 1988-1993" 2xLP/digital comp out today

Out now: 26-song overview of Love Child's best work, including songs from early demos, radio sessions, and original LPs Okay? (1991) and Witchcraft (1992), in a deluxe gatefold package as well as streaming/download. Released by 12XU records, available from them as well as Forced Exposure. Review above from Uncut magazine. This has been in the works for a while, but it was worth the wait, it distills the band's essence perfectly. Great to have this music back in circulation.

[amyriadfthings]

The way he owned this so hard  💜 🏳️‍🌈 ✨ 👑 

Omar closing QX Gaygala 2023 with "I´m so excited" 😭 🤩 

[todayisafridaynight]

CHAT STREAMS ARE THE BEST THOUGH </3 Nati's making it sound so fun on Discord... but yeah I'll definitely try and unfuck my sleep schedule for next time and Especially For Gaiden (two weeks... fucked up...)

Very excited for One Missed Call too! It's at least gonna be fun watching the American one with everyone even if it sucks LMAO

nati gotta be hyping it up too much i truly just asked people if they thought of jaundice ever ☠️☠️☠️ good to know fam had fun tho <3

the best part about american remakes is that theyre so bad theyre funny so my hope is we leave laughing. at the very least im sure i can Try to be funny and poke fun at the film LOL

[deus-ex-mona]

happy birthday iv. no seiyuu for you </3

[nctdom]

[ruinedholograms]

(2018)

[glitterhoof]

dewey first youtube video is 50 minute long review of paulis diner but it gets increasingly repetitive and dragged out each time she forgets

[theexorcistiii]

I feel bad I haven’t bought any dvds in like years I think… I was better at buying movies I really loved on dvd when I was a teenager I think until I figured out how to watch stuff illegally LOL but at least I’m collecting vhs tapes now smile

[ainelane]

I really dont like sparklez doing that pause recording on the second channel. I rarely get to watch live and i hate twitch vods so the second channel being the home of the unedited vods was great. And when sparklez asked about if people though the pausing vod recordings to cut out the grindy bits everyone said "don't do it we prefer unedited" he did it anyway. And till this day i still dont like it.

[sinceileftyoublog]

Oneohtrix Point Never Live Preview: 4/23, Metro, Chicago

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Synth-heads rejoice! Daniel Lopatin, aka experimental music producer Oneohtrix Point Never, brings his always stellar live show to Metro tonight. His most recent album is last year's Again (Warp), a reflective collection of aesthetics you wouldn't normally associate with OPN's spirituous electronica: shoegaze, alt-rock, prog. Then again, Lopatin similarly mashed together otherwise dissonant sub-genres on 2015's Garden of Delete, the nu metal entry in his vast and ever-expanding catalog. Lopatin's versatility is certainly one of the most impressive things about him, not just in his own work, but in his ability to elevate others, whether R&B star The Weeknd (Dawn FM) or indie rock luminary Soccer Mommy (Sometimes, Forever).

Technically, OPN has two new EPs listed this year on streaming services: Scores and Ambients. The former is a collective of songs from Lopatin's soundtracks to Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring and the two Safdie brothers features he's scored, Good Time and Uncut Gems. The latter consists of six of OPN's more, yes, ambient-adjacent tracks, including the bookends of 2013's monumental R Plus Seven (with a shorter mix of the choral "Chrome Country" renamed "CC"), Again's "Gray Subviolet", the title track to 2018's Love in the Time of Lexapro EP, Replica's "Sleep Dealer", and the minute-and-a-half "Lovegirls Precinct", included on 2009 compilation Rifts but originally released as part of a split cassette with Cleveland drone duo Outer Space. Take the opportunity to listen to the songs anew, together; to my ears, that's always been the best way to experience Oneohtrix Point Never, finding resurfaced commonalities among the different stages of his brilliant career. And it's also how he'll likely play live, finding a cohesive set list by placing Zones Without People and Russian Mind songs next to Age Of and Magic Oneohtrix Point Never material.

The show is presented by CHIRP Radio. New York-based singer and modular synthesist Arushi Jain opens. Doors at 7:00 PM, show at 8. Tickets still available at time of publication.