hardware tracker music & guitar in LXRP | she/her | 30 | 🔞 no minors | profile photos by @pseudogendered
Naarm, Australia
Joined July 2018
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Hear "Octoberland," Bradford Cox's first new Atlas Sound song in almost 15 years
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Hear "Octoberland," Bradford Cox's first new Atlas Sound song in almost 15 years
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i get the mistrust over behringer's bad build quality but there's several products of theirs I've had for well over a decade at this point and are still as good as the day I got em. RV600 pedal i have put through hell for like 15 years of improper care and it still works perfect
they are very decent entry level/cheap gear especially if you wanna see how a more expensive pedal or synth or whatever sounds in your setup but don't wanna drop a grand on it!! i don't get the hate
Spirit They're Gone Spirit They've Vanished
Feels
Centipede Hz
Sung Tongs
Here Comes the Indian
Strawberry Jam
Merriweather Post Pavillion
Campfire Songs
Hollindagin
Danse Manatee
Painting With
Time Skiffs
Isn't It Now
while im at it all of panda bear's albums sans tomboy kinda suck ass whereas avey tare's solo albums are all pretty incredible but especially down there
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I think the disappointment I have with my life stems from the fact that I thought my adult life could look something like this as a child
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"for you" & "shadow self" out now
album out november 6 katiedey.bandcamp.com/album/…
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Dark Messiah: Community Edition is now available for wishlist on Steam.
- new game modes (NG+, co-op, trials)
- new mechanics (sliding, relics, spells, weapons, transformations)
- updated Source engine (Linux, Win64, CSM)
- achievements, cloud saves, workshop, controller support
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Happy World Gibbon Day! Sound on to hear siamangs Sebastian and Berbak vocalize! The largest of all gibbons, the siamang is also the loudest as its musical calls can be heard through dense rainforest foliage up to two miles away.
