Dale

@eatyrgho.st

467 Followers 619 Following

English musician in Chicagoland. Code at Tidal. Dream pop, shoegaze, post-rock, indie pop and stuff. Movies, mostly horror. Dogs forever. Also at https://mu.social/profile/dale.eatyrgho.st https://linktr.ee/eatyrghost

Black hair obscures the pale-greyish face of Sadako, her bloodshot eye wide open but the iris partly hidden as she looks down at something.
An old grave digger takes a swig from his flask, looking at the grave of Jason Voorhees. A group of kids at summer camp cheer.
Two gang members in leather jackets; one pushes past while the other says “Crap, my ass.”
A picture of a green text bubble: “Odyssey? Why don’t you S this D!”
A golden Husky mix leaps to bite a stream of water being sprayed from a hose onto a shed.
A chef is superimposed on a background that appears to be a luxury yacht; her caption is “I didn’t know he was ——ing and sucking.”
A 4K UltraHD Blu-Ray copy of Obsession.
A screenshot of a Letterboxd Recent Activity module showing four movie posters with star ratings: Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (4 stars) Paprika (4) Disclosure Day (2.5) Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (2)
A surreal still from the movie Paprika depicting animated dolls celebrating.
A Tidal My Top Artists In June graphic: 1. The Radio Dept. 2. Pia Fraus 3. Peel Dream Magazine 4. Villagerrr 5. Feeble Little Horse
A hand holds up two 4K Blu-Ray packages: Osgood Perkins’ Keeper, and the Mortal Kombat Kollection.
A backyard movie screen displays the opening crawl for Spaceballs while a hand holds up a non-alcoholic Blue Moon.
1. Pia Fraus 2. The Radio Dept. 3. deary 4. Roller Derby 5. Maro 6. Beach House 7. Prairie Scout 8. NewDad 9. Softcult 10. villagerrr 11. Delaney Bailey 12. Kylie Minogue 13. August Ponthier 14. feeble little horse 15. Samia 16. Mt. Misery 17. Harry Sukman 18. The Sundays 19. Holly Humberstone 20. Peel Dream Magazine
A photo of Lucille Bluth from Arrested Development saying “I mean it’s one banana, Michael, what could it cost? Ten dollars?” - banana is crossed out with “Culvers butterfly jumbo shrimp” replacing it.
A poster outside a restaurant displays a burrito, tortilla chips and a Coke and proudly offers customers Wet Burritos as an upgrade.
A wide shot showing the Royal Palace in Oslo, a vast expanse of gravel out front and trees on either side.
A landscape photo of an industrial building lit in yellow against a backdrop of light blue clouds.
A photo of Snap, Inc CEO wearing the Snapchat Specs, with the cartoon hair of Beavis from Beavis and Butthead superimposed.
A title card for Manimal, depicting actor Simon MacCorkindale with two large, bizarre panther-like heads behind him.
A crowd watches a four piece rock band on an outdoor stage.
A redhaired woman dressed in green plays sax.
A mural of a group of cartoon faces, taken through cement and chain link fences.
A seafoam pedal case full of guitar pedals, connected by colourful cables.
A GIF of a woman in a woman in a beret, arms crossed, saying “I don’t want that!”
A headshot of a shirtless Englishman named Zach.
Two dogs stare intently at the photographer: a smaller grey Norwegian Elkhound mix with a green collar, and a golden Siberian Husky mix with golden fur and piercing blue eyes. Behind them, records and a painted guitar hang on the walls.
Artie, the strongest man… in the world! flexing his muscles.
The poster for God of War Laufey depicts Faye and her companions - a blue gelatinous cube and a sword adorned with ribbons - overlooking a fantasy world. The text has been manipulated to say “Incels and Losers Are Really Mad.”
A screenshot of the Recent Activity section of my Letterboxd profile showing four movie posters with star ratings: undertone (3.5), Backrooms (4), Obsession (4.5) and I Love Boosters (4).
The camera shows the perspective of a man playing keyboards in a studio, guitarists and amps throughout the room.
A screenshot from Fallout 4 showing the prompt "Everyone disliked that."
A shot of a man wearing a yellow baseball cap with the text “Disco Jazz” on backwards. The main is silhouetted against lights from the stage ahead of him.
A distant view of a band performing on stage lit in red lights with yellow cellular diagram shapes projected.
A grey and white Norwegian Elkhound with a green flower on her green collar looks up at the camera.
The album Blue Morpho by Ed O’Brien, the 7” single of the title track, and a signed print depicting Ed float on a wall, held up by a clear record holder.
A sticker saying “women doing whatever the fuck they want” on a window, with plants behind it.
Horror villain Freddy Krueger adjusts the sunglasses on his face.
PRESS STATEMENT Statement from Maldon Town Council Regarding Recent Police Action Maldon Town Council is aware of an ongoing investigation being led by Essex Police into human trafficking for sexual exploitation, rape and other sexual offences. We recognise the gravity of these allegations and the profound concern they cause within our community. Among those charged and currently held on remand is Town Councillor Richard Howard-Smith. ClIr Howard-Smith voluntarily stepped aside from his official duties at the outset of this investigation. Moving forward, his position will remain under continuous review, strictly guided by relevant legislation and advice from the appropriate authorities. The Council urges those with any information regarding the case to contact Essex Police via their incident room, which you can call on 0800051 4526. ClIr John Driver, Town Mayor said "The allegations reported are deeply disturbing, and our thoughts are first and foremost with the victims. As a Council, our primary concern is the safety and wellbeing of our residents. We have full confidence in the police to conduct a thorough investigation, and we urge the public to allow the investigation to take its course." In relation to Council business, the Code of Conduct for Members and Standing Orders apply to ensure that the integrity of the Council's decision-making processes remains uncompromised. Maldon Town Council keeps its safeguarding policy and procedures under review, to ensure the safety of children, young people and adults at risk of abuse. The Council would also expect those organisations it engages with to have appropriate policies and procedures in place. Full details of the investigation can be found on the News pages of the Essex Police website: https://www.essex.police.uk/news/essex/news/ news/2026/may/two-arrested-and-properties-searched--as-sexual-offences-investigation-launched/
Two CDs side by side on a white desk: Fuzzy Logic by Super Furry Animals and Everything Must Go by Manic Street Preachers.
A shot of the Park West awning from below, tall buildings surrounding it.
A golden Husky mix lays in the grass and looks back at the photographer with soft blue eyes while a grey Elkhound mix licks her paw.
The sun sets behind lush greenery and trees.
A heavily treated black and white photo of a dog as an album cover: From Here to Howlternity by Belly Rub.
A young blonde girl is dressed as a blue fairy and stands in front of matching blue curtains. A carved pumpkin sits on a small table nearby.
The Burger King logo modified to say EVIL DEAD BURN!
A golden sun covers everything in soft light through clouds and silhouettes of trees.
A photo of a sausage roll with the caption “Some call it pricey. Our customers call it proper.
A screenshot: MY ARTIST OF THE MONTH DEARY WAS MY TOP STREAMED ARTIST IN APRIL WITH 117 STREAMS. TIDAL
A screenshot showing the complete discography of Estonian shoegaze/dream pop/indie band Pia Fraus - 23 album, EP and single covers arranged on a 6x4 grid.
A man walking through a brightly-lit white tiled subway tunnel, his back to the camera.
A corncob with the face of Justin Timberlake says “it’s gonna be maize.”
The names releases arranged on a coffee table.
A screenshot from Pokémon Pokopia showing a Poké Center covered in crystals.
A screenshot of Apple Music on iPad, everything matches the red of Depression Cherry by Beach House.
The three named Blu-Rays arranged on a coffee table.
A picture of a white rotating bookshelf full of Blu-Rays, lit dimly in the corner of a room.
A pink-haired cartoon girl, the truly outrageous Jerrica Benton aka Jem!
One of indie pop’s finest modern bands performs on a brightly-lit stage.
A screenshot of the profile of Why, a Bluesky adviser, showing that he has blocked the viewer. It has been doctored to say “Why did I put my phone in a pool.”
A 4x3 grid of horror movie posters ranked 1-12. The Thing, The Shining, Cuckoo, Hellraiser, Event Horizon, Sinners, Evil Dead 2, It Follows, Alien, They Live, Halloween and Seven.