Sleepless
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Very cheap unreleased stuff (1997-2015) https://shadowdancermusic.bandcamp.com https://youtube.com/@Sleepless1138 The Paul half of Shadow Dancer. Balkan Vinyl / GND / Unknown To The Unknown / BNR / Bad Life / Turbo
First 1/2 good. Then loses its way, with increasingly stupid dialogue, stretched scenes of walking through the woods, and a lingering, mean spirited focus on violence (in the absence of any tension or scares). Stylistically, goes from Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer to Eli Roth level nonsense
Another reason to move back to Wales. Leave England to the fuckwits who stand outside pubs dressed like Crusaders
Beach Sloth@beachsloth.bsky.social · 2h agoScotland could be free and independent very soon www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/202...
NIGEL: The sustain..listen to it... MARTY: I'm not hearing anything.
I often feel I turn up at eBay overdressed when people are selling stuff they can’t even be arsed to wipe down
had a lot of fun at the SPACE:1999 con today here in MCR. my dad was one of the main writers on this show (pictured in the centre on the steps) rip to Brian Johnson, whose models inspired my childhood imagination. was amazing to see his Eagle prop up close
A new blueray edition of Annihilation is out, based on my novel. (In a nice bit of synergy, my recent short story "Constellations" is now with Natalie Portman's production company, with hopes she'll star in the movie.) www.inverse.com/entertainmen...
The Weirdest Horror Sci-Fi Of The 2010s Just Got A Huge Upgrade
With writer and director Alex Garland on a winning streak, now's the time to revisit one of his more confounding films.
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Watching IN A VIOLENT NATURE, and it’s quaint how the content warning at the start mentions some scenes contain smoking
The Royle Family is supposed to be set in Wythenshawe, yet they refer to the shops as “the precinct” instead of “the Civic”. Terrible writing
£1000 might seem expensive for a Midiverb II that looks like it was found buried in a field BUT it has “oasis” written on it in Tippex. So think again
25 years since I asked William Basinski to copy some tapes for me and he ruined them. I’m still mad about it.
"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them." – Dune, Frank Herbert
Bayeux Tapestry good but massively upstaged by seeing a cat in a ruff right before
What they mean is they’ve asked Grok and all the concepts it throws up are stolen copyrighted material
DiscussingFilm@discussingfilm.net · 3d agoThere are currently no active conversations for a full ‘MUPPET SHOW’ series revival. Disney, The Muppets Studio and Point Grey Pictures have had difficulties with deciding on a premise for the series that they can all agree on. (Source: Deadline)
It would appear The Proclaimers got too many letters from America.
Calming down from my discogs-induced rage by watching this on a loop
I'm Uni :3@unicouniuni3.bsky.social · 4d agoLook at the happiest face!
Ffs. Sold a bunch of records on @discogsofficial.bsky.social and packaged them so overcautiosly (cardboard dividers between every disc) that the buyer has chucked the box away having clearly not removed every item, and now says I haven’t sent 2 of them. So I’ve got to refund for their error?
Oh….it’s a company founded in Sheffield in 2011. So the Coens did invent the brand
Sleepless@paulsdmcr.bsky.social · 3d agoIt’s only taken me 26 years to discover Dapper Dan wasn’t just made up by the Coen Brothers
It’s only taken me 26 years to discover Dapper Dan wasn’t just made up by the Coen Brothers
Can’t stand that “ooh that some rare gear you’re looking for” search result on Reverb. Mate, it’s a Korg Volca Keys ffs
So many posts like this make John Doe’s diary entries in Se7en look perfectly sane by comparison
Toby Buckle@polphilpod.bsky.social · 4d agomisogyny aside, does this sound like someone who is happy, whose life you'd want to have?
All of the Superloop buses are operated by Transport for London, with the exception of the SL2, for which DJs take control.
“My whole idea with minimalism was to create rhythms inside of rhythms inside of rhythms, sort of hidden rhythms. I remember those posters back in the ’80s where if you stared into it long enough, you see a hidden picture.” Robert Hood — Underground Resistance, Hidden Rhythms, and Detroit Techno:
Robert Hood: Underground Resistance, Hidden Rhythms, and Detroit Techno | In Sheeps Clothing
From Underground Resistance boot camp to Minimal Nation, Monobox, and M-Plant, tracing more than three decades of Robert Hood’s relentlessly inventive techno. In Detroit in the late 1980s, Robert Hood was still Rob Noise, a skinny kid with a Public Enemy fixation trying to find his way into electronic music. Much of it came through the radio. Derrick May’s show The Electric Crazy People was broadcasting records unlike anything Hood had heard before, music he wou...
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Ah….season 3 of The Terror was going reasonably well. And then the final 2 episodes were a load of bollocks. They really should’ve left it at one season, because that first one was superb. The HMS Terror & HMS Erebus mystery made a great backdrop for a horror story
Singing “cable ties” to the tune of Edelweiss, as I search every box, cupboard and drawer trying to remember where I put the bastards
