they’re from ireland and i believe this was one of their debut EPs? it’s like grunge, alt-rock, electronic type of music if that’s something that might interest you!
my personal favorites is Angel, In My Head, and Nightmares :P
Quite an addictive indie rock song, one of my favourites released in 2023 – they have an album out last year as well :)
The Bodega in Nottingham has a pretty great write-up summary of the band here!
love the album Hold On by them. after some digging for what they are up to I found this old EP I never heard before so I searched it on YouTube for the new experience. if you like some elder emo give it a spin
i find myself lacking creativity lately; i thoroughly blame college for it which i feel like should enhance it but apparently not. so lately i’ve been looking for some sort of guidance and also interesting articles to read on my commute to uni instead of mindlessly doomscrolling (which i also love doing).
there are so many categories to choose from like zines and essays along with a collection of tips and guides which i find quite useful and entertaining!
i absolutely love this site! its my little corner of the internet that actually helps me too and exposes me to so many things.
basically bluetooth works by using short range radio waves which connect with a physical device like computers or airpods to essentially be “paired” it then exchanges the info by going through different frequencies to communicate. i think they are at 2.4 gigahertz if we’re going technical. it’s pretty simple so i hope that explains it :P
so there’s this series on amazon prime that’s highly recommended called “Nadie nos va a extrañar” (No One Will Miss Us) and it’s basically set in the 90s with five teenagers creating an illegal business at school.
anyways there’s a song that plays in the series called “A Donde Va El Viento” and it has me so sad yet so grounded within the present. i think it’s probably just me but it’s worth checking out if it’s up to ur taste ^-^
