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this account is followed by the president
Finally, a president who cares.
Joannnn. scratch scratch scratch scratch
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Om Nom Nom of the Day: How Star Wars Characters Eat Their Food
Eddie King and Tyler Marshall of the YouTube duo TeddieFilms reenact the many ways Star Wars characters eat in this parody of How Animals Eat Their Food.
Reblog because this Satie piece.
My EP, Farewell To Nostromo, is now out on for free on my Bandcamp page.
Please go listen, download, and support as you please.
Reblog so that I can listen tomorrow at work. Yay Isaac, you rock!
I think I join my voice with others when I ask, what the hell happened to you? You used to house the personal blogs of my friends—some already quite dear from years of interneting together, some soon to become close, and even some from real life. Now you’re just a bunch of gifs and obnoxious fandoms. Don’t get me wrong—I wholly believe that people should get very excited about the things that they love, and I certainly get excited too, but it’s an overwhelming majority of content these days. And it’s not necessarily content I want to read.
I love you, tumblr. I’ve been around since the beginning of your popularity explosion, in the spring of 2009. I don’t want things to be like this, but…maybe I need some space.
After months of teasers, drunken ramblings, and a lot of procrastination, I present you the cover for my first EP, Farewell to Nostromo.
The track list is as follows:
- Wash. (featuring Blake Holland)
- Shadowboxing
- AA394-1987
- Bastards For The Cause
- Interlude
- Adagio In D Minor (John Murphy Recomposed)
This EP serves as more of a sampler of the many different styles I’ve been composing/producing than a cohesive, flowing album. In the future, I’m hoping to release more work like that, but for now I just wanted to release different bits of what I’m doing.
I’ll also give a quick breakdown of the tracks.
- Wash (featuring Blake Holland) is a very minimalist cover that Blake and I decided to do of Wash by Bon Iver.
- Shadowboxing is a dark, solo piano piece, also very minimalist.
- AA394-1987 is named after my flights to and from New York, which led me to be delayed in Washing Reagan airport for six hours. In that time, I finished this song, and American Airlines blessed my album via twitter.
- Bastards For The Cause was the first song I finished. It’s very influenced by industrial music like Nine Inch Nails and How To Destroy Angels but with my own minimalist ambient twist. I’m very proud of this one. It’s insane.
- Interlude is basically what it sounds like. It’s a 1 minute, 10 second ambient track that serves as an experiment in ambient music and as a palette cleanser between Bastards and the next track.
- The final track is Adagio In D Minor, which is a recomposition I did of a John Murphy track. You may know it as Surface of the Sun, A.K.A. the main theme from Danny Boyle’s film Sunshine. This was the first track I started and it has been a fucking rollercoaster of a piece. I’m outrageously proud of this track as well. It’s 7 minutes and 45 seconds long.
I will be releasing Farewell to Nostromo for free on my Bandcamp page on Tuesday May 14th. Please share this post.
My friends make music and you should listen to it. When it comes out, of course.