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Not much to say here other than, itās a perfect song and I have recently had a spell where I just listen to it on repeat.
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been thinking about my favorite tracks of the 2020s and right now this might be tied for #1. every time i hear it it blows my hair back just like the first time.
Jan 17, 2025
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iāve been listening to this song on repeat for the last two days. i know itās kinda famous so itās not a groundbreaking discovery but u cannot get over how perfect it is
Ā«Ā And weāre just following the flock āround and in between, before we smash to smithereensĀ Ā»
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Recently became re-obsessed with this song!
Thereās just something about it that makes me want to play it on repeat and just scream the lyrics with the windows down while driving
Thereās just something about it that makes me want to play it on repeat and just scream the lyrics with the windows down while driving
Jul 1, 2024
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I spent years destroying my body and so now I try to work double time taking care of it. Self care is key. I go through these phases where I read dozens of āBest ofā lists for skin products and toiletries. There is some link there between the complete self-debasement of my past and wanting to experience the bliss of fancy salves, lotions, creams, and oils but this is my first time ever analyzing it. What I do know is that out of all the skin care products Iāve tried nothing compares to Everyday Oil. As they say, āeveryday, all overā. I particularly like using it in my hair. It smells great and its from Black Mountain, NCā¦shouts out Ray Johnson.
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šI was very late to learning about the visionary brilliance of Octavia Butler. I embarrassingly had never heard of her even though the local ICA had an entire outward facing wall wrapped with her image and a quote. Sometimes tunnel vision can really lead you astray so itās always best to be searching with an open mind. Iāve had a hard time with reading since quarantine, I think it has something to do with an exorbitant amount of screen time destroying what was left of my spreading diminished attention span. I trudged through book after book this past year not being able to sink my teeth into anything until I found Parable of the Sower. This book has made me fall in love with reading again. Instead of rewatching the Sopranos for the millionth time, I look forward to my time each day with the bookās chronicler, Lauren Olamina, and her Earthseed musings. A novel fraught with dystopia that feels more like todayās news than the science fiction label it got when published in 1993. I havenāt finished it quite yet, but I have been telling everyone they should read it, truly inspiring and makes me want to approach each day with more empathy and hope no matter how much despair we are hit with each day. God is Change.
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šI love books and can be quite obsessive when it comes to collecting them. Jesse Pearson who I believe did a lot of cool stuff with Vice or at least I think that is how I became familiar with his work started putting out Apology Magazine some years ago. A magazine that combines all the things I love with contributions from a lot of artists I greatly admire, how could it get any better? Well, the podcast extension of the Apology empire is hands down my favorite podcast, sorry Acid Horizon. In each episode, Pearson, who is a fellow book freak, talks with a friend of his about the books they love and the books they are reading. 1-2 hours of book talk with brilliant people like Eileen Myles, Hamilton Morris, and Will Oldham, then Jesse puts up show notes that gives you plenty to fill you Abebooks cart with.