May 13, 2012   1 note

what an elite college taught me about hating myself

iamcypriots:

pretty much everything i know

March 23, 2012   48 notes
more-of-myself-to-kill:

Everybody has to let go someday Everybody has to let go. I wonder when I will. I wonder.

more-of-myself-to-kill:

Everybody has to let go someday
Everybody has to let go.

I wonder when I will. I wonder.

March 20, 2012   12 notes

Good Old War Perform w/ Dave Davison of Maps & Atlases In The Glassroom

goodoldwarband:


Dave Davison performs the Maps & Atlases track “Israeli Caves” at the Sargent House Glassroom accompanied by Good Old War who also performed on the Maps & Atlases album version of the song from Perch Patchwork. Video courtesy of Terroreyes.TV

Jesus fucking Christ this is my favorite thing ever.

March 1, 2012   27 notes
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1d3cay:

“Lost Symphonies” by Saosin

“Until I decide to take my watch off, I’ll still believe that we were just a matter of time.” What a fucking line. 

February 28, 2012   17 notes

Stream ETID’s new album, “Ex Lives”

fuck-yeahweregonnapartytonight:

likezebra:

EVERY TIME I DIE can’t wait for you to hear their new album. Ex-Lives not only shipped a week early to those who preordered it, but the entire record is now streaming online too. Listen to it below.

For free streaming music and more news, visit likeZEBRA.com

Here’s for the faithful that haven’t downloaded. ETID approved pre-listening!

Back and unbelievably furious. 

November 15, 2011   1,509 notes

iamdonald:

Camp is out.  You can get it HERE or a store.

Thanks guys.  

November 7, 2011   1 note

Camp

The new Childish Gambino is streaming on NPR right now and it’s very exciting. It is more ambitious than he usually is, and the high studio production has worked in his favor. “Backpackers” is quite the jaw-dropper.

November 5, 2011   10 notes

a better version

iamcypriots:

Here’s a better version of “one day our bodies will betray us.” I removed the improvisational lyrics all together and split the first verse into two verses. You can listen to it on my soundcloud

November 4, 2011   8 notes

In honor of my straight edge weekend, I want to share this little tidbit from the infopage of a withered up livejournal group that I came across called sxe_grownups:

This community is generally for older folks who are interested in the philosophy of straight edge. We believe in the merit of straight edge as it was originally intended, a punk rock based social protest movement grounded in the refusal to comply with socially sanctioned intoxication. Thus, we do not smoke, drink alcohol, take drugs, or consume sex as a commodity. We are not, however, celibate, nor are we religious, nor are we prudes: we are punks who believe in the primacy of the personal dignity robbed by intoxication, and who believe that the dominant consumer-culture of inebriation is bullshit. This is not about purity. If your idea of straight edge includes remaining “pure,” you will be better suited in another community.

What is considered straight edge has strayed a long way from its sensible punk-rock roots and the majority of those who take the moniker upon themselves are teenagers drunk on machismo, puritanism, and dogma. All this empty grunting about “strength” and “oath” and “truth” and “brotherhood” and “honour” (and any other vacant gibberish that wouldn’t sound out of place in a Baptist tent meeting) is a lot of hot air that only serves to cover up what is essentially another trend for kids who want someone to tell them what to believe. 

This space is for those who believe that straight edge is a viable position of opposition to a culture that believes the one can reach the apex of existence by trying to distract one’s self from the pain and emptiness of everyday life for a short period of time. We are disgusted and depressed by our culture, which enslaves folks and drills into them that the only freedom and peace they can feel is the kind they can purchase. Straight edge is our way of ridiculing this moronic notion. As sxe_grownup Steve Swizzbeats aptly put it, “straight edge is, most of all, about fun, and refusing to use chemicals to make boring things seem entertaining and refusing to let greedy, uncreative assholes in show business tell me that my fun isn’t.”

Membership is by request, but reasonably loose. If you think that you’re into what we’re doing, feel free to join up. This community is not for everyone: we are here because we’ve been made to feel like we don’t belong elsewhere in straight edge, where pious children with half-formed ideas they will inevitably give up after the age of 21 pretend that they can pass off religious nuttery, patriotism, and patriarchy as somehow related to rebellion. If you believe in that stuff, fine. That’s not what this is about, and there are communities elsewhere where you will feel welcome.



This community is pro-gay. If you have a problem with that, go someplace else. There will be no tolerance for homophobia, racism, sexism, transphobia, etc. There will be absolutely no tolerance for those who think that straight edge has anything in common with the bigotry of One Life Crew, Floorpunch, and their ilk. This is not the place for hardliners, and “hate-edge” dweebs are cordially invited to go die. That is all.

Nailed it. 

November 4, 2011   4 notes

“Death and Taxes” by Kid Dynamite might be the first “positive hardcore” song that I ever heard. I asked for a mixtape of hardcore music from some guy on the internet when I was very young and it was in the playlist he sent me. That playlist was my jam for a whole summer. This song has a truth and urgency that I could not have even comprehended when I was 14 and first heard it.