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affirmed the way i experience listening to music, also a prerequisite to anyone digging deeper into Perverts
Jan 24, 2025
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Can’t stop listening to Perverts still
Apr 1, 2025
One of the most underrated rock albums of the past couple decades. Gordon Phillips of Brooklyn Vegan wrote about it on its 10th anniversary if you like having some backstory to it.
Feb 6, 2024
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The good and the bad! I did it in '22 with Pink Floyd, currently going through Lou Reed. Prince is next.
Feb 1, 2024
Top Recs from @fangface
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in no particular order
-a place for owls - a denver based indie/emo band with gorgeous writing and lush instrumentation
-LL by The Hellp - the most important electronic/pop album of the 2020s, this album more than justifies their self-mythologizing of the past decade
-Mk.Gee - he's finally getting his flowers thank god but there is nothing else that sounds like two star out there
-Tigers Blood by Waxahatchee - Waxahatchee with MJ Lenderman executive production what more do you need
-Aaron West & the Roaring Twenties - conceptual side project of the lead singer of emo cornerstone The Wonder Years, he plays/writes the character of Aaron West across three beautiful alt country albums
-Venturing - Jane Remover's side project, great rock/contemporary shoegaze, album out valentine's day
Jan 24, 2025
a brisk and incredible read that happens to have a setting that is completely at the whims of the sea, a labyrinthine, infinite collection of corridors lined with ornate statues, inside of which an ocean is imprisoned. it’s a great evolution of borgesian magical realism with beautiful prose and a hook that sunk deep into me early on, i lamented closing the final page for weeks after
Jan 23, 2025
i’ve seen this movie a dozen or more times from the age of 9 to 20, every time i watch it something new stands out to me and i always reach the end credits with my face sore from smiling the entire time. made me want to practice meditation the first time i watched it as well so shout out to that
Jan 23, 2025