digital storeys

28 February 12

I was thinking about this song all the way home on the train today and then see this video which I just learnt is a tribute to Native American preservation land.

devincastro:

Bon Iver / Towers

19 February 12

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A friend introduced me to the Tiger Lillies last year. It is dark and twisted cabaret music and GREAT. This one, Carnival, is quite a palatable beginner.

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At the moment, this tune stops and I restart it again. I’m addicted to it, especially the bit where he sings high, it feels like my heart climbed a hill and can see over the top finally.

21 April 11

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seawitchery:

I started out clicking strategically… and by the end was just wildly clicking and dancing in my chair.

biancavirina:

CLICK THE SQUARES.

THE WHOLE WORLD NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS.

THIS THIS THIS THIS!

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30 March 11

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This new tune got me very pumped up for derby last night. Recommended.

flshlghtsndxplsns:

JUSTICE “Civilization”

Cómo te quedas?

7 February 11

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“ I ask him about the joys of parenthood. “The one thing it’s given me is an incredible routine,” he says. ” […] “I think…” he continues, “there’s an immense beauty in that. It’s like the sun going up and going down. You can get a bearing… you’re locked into that rhythm. When you aren’t locked into the rhythm of the solar system in some way it’s very difficult to get a bearing upon how you’re feeling.

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From Mike Skinner: Why I’m killing Off The Streets interview via The Guardian

It’s pretty folklore that routine is boring but just recently I’m liking the idea of finding peace in routine. Mike Skinner puts it inspiringly in relation to having kids but I think it works in terms of any task that requires something repeated and consistent of you. Does that sound wanky? Probably, but who cares!