This Year's Model.

2014

Keep The Cheque Close.

We'll Be Right Back.

while lurking on youtube, I found this gem of a show, the Eric Andre show,  and I have to say, it makes feel less awkward of feeling awkward. just a little less.



sometimes its cool to celebrate the sprites of being bizarre.

The Scene That Heeds My Celebration.

The scene that was my ground zero for all that is holy and inspiring music. I wish I was around to appreciate it as much as I do the memory. this video sums it up pretty well..

Owen Wilson's Calming Tone.

The Label of Disenchantment.

I marauded in front of this brooding crescendo
to this disheveled voice;
I tilt my head down
upon the spotlit parking space,
trying to feel a spark
in a despondent snowstorm;
or the glory of an exposed false prophet.
the label of disenchantment
looms over like a single rain cloud,
but the hope in it still dries me up,
as long as I can stay awake.

This Month's Model.

June 2014

1. Parquet Courts - Instant Disassembly
2. Dylan Evan - House Shows Suck
3. The Orwells - Who Needs You
4. Mac DeMarco - Treat Her Better
5. Buttertones - Reminiscing
6. Planning for Burial - 29 August 2012
7. Martha - 1997, Passing in the Hallway
8. Patterns - Our Ego
9. Roomrunner - Vaporize
10. The Fall - English Scheme
11. The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Theme De Yoyo
12. Protomartyr - Maidenhead
13. Cheatahs - Loon Calls
14. Crystal Antlers - Jules' Story

And Now We Wait...

The Rules of Noir.

Everybody's Got Secrets.

Bagpipes and Bagdreams.

An Ole to the Manic Pixie Dream Girl Before It Gained Its Label.

God Can Do Whatever He Feels Like, As The Prayers Are Just His Fan Mail.

Rocketman.

This Month's Model.

April 2014

1. Mac DeMarco - My Kind of Woman
2. Frankie Cosmos - Bottom Lip
3. Skaters - One of Us
4. Liars - Pro Anti Anti
5. Nice Try - No Good
6. Dreamed - Izumi
7. Eagulls - Hollow Visions
8. Buttertones - Tequila Mockingbird
9. Literature - Push Up Bra
10. White Lung - St. Dad
11. Coloured Balls - Won't You Make Up Your Mind?
12. Swearin' - Here to Hear
13. Boa Constructors - I Wrote My Baby

For 'Murica.

Is Life a Farce or Just a Malicious Comedy?

I read the story of girl committed to an insane asylum at the young age of 25. She was outgoing and friendly, and showed no signs of mental illness. However the doctors were convinced she was crazy, so they gave shock treatment. Soon after a few shock sessions, she became soon idle, unsociable, and not the same person she used to be. Eventually, she was lobotomized, which only made here mental state worse, as she became mute, unresponsive, and pretty much what you'd expect from someone who'd been lobotomized. For the 45 years of her life, she'd would stare at walls and wonder aimlessly; Only the shell of here former-self.

The reason why this story in particular is so fascinating to me, was because she completely sane when she was checked in. No different from anyone of the norm. The only reason she was checked in was she wanted to move away from her parents entanglements and lead an individual life to her own. But her parents refused and decided to send her to the loony bin.

This is the story of Gennie Pilarski.

Put a Lid on Shirley Temple, for He Makes A Sleek Drink.

A master at his craft. But for those of you who don't know, that's Arnold Palmer. If you still don't get the joke, that's totally cool, but you should probably read more.

And Even in the Wake of Self-Realization of What The Leopard-Faced Children Said To Me.

“As long as on the earth endures his life To deal with him have full and free permission; Man's hour on earth is weakness, error, strife.” ― Goethe

The One Who Murdered Slain for Their Blood.

I was reading up on Elizabeth Bathory, and I know read her article a few years back, but I came back to it and wanted to remember it for later. She was a royal back in the 16th century in current day Hungary, where she was obsessed of looking young forever. To this end, she had murdered and slain over 300 young girls and poured their blood into a bathtub where she would soak in it, in the hope this would keep her young. Because of her high nobility, she herself was not sent to death or chained in prison, but was to be house arrested in her castle for the rest of her life. She's the real life processor to mystics like Dracula and vampires. So I thought, that's pretty cool.