EVBP

@evbp.bsky.social

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He/Him. I make free music... or something like it. #BLM #TransRightsAreHumanRights https://evbp.bandcamp.com/

A screenshot of an email message that reads: From the desk of Donald J Trump I love Michigan! So much that I’m returning to the Great Lakes state to talk about my great achievements since we won in 2024. I would love to see you there! I could not have one without the support of Michiganders like you. Join me to celebrate our wins! Thank you, President DJT
Mc Chris’ latest album, King in Black playing on my turntable. The platter is white. The album cover has a cartoon depiction of mc chris as a ragged-looking king with a sword.
AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson with his fist raised triumphantly.
A screenshot from iTunes showing the Roxy Music album, “Flesh & Blood”. The downloaded album artwork provided by iTunes is for hair metal band Poison’s album of the same name.
A picture of an album in iTunes by the band Best Kissers In The World. The suggested album artwork is a picture of smooth jazz singer, Sade.
Echo & The Bunnymen’s self-titled, fifth album playing on my turntable. The album cover is a plain, black and white portrait of the band.
The Sisters of Mercy album “Floodland” playing on my turntable.
A black-and-white photo of Goth rock band the sisters of Mercy standing outside a porno theater in Detroit, Michigan in the 1980s.
A picture of Rare Silk’s album “New Weave” playing on my turntable. The album cover is a mixture of geometric shapes and textures. It has a very mid-80s visual aesthetic.
Black Tape For A Blue Girl’s 1999 album “As One Aflame Laid Bare By Desire” playing on my turntable. The vinyl disc is a black, white and gold splatter. The album cover is a monochrome, Olan Mills-style photo of a woman in varying stages of undress.
Black Tape For A Blue Girl’s 1999 album “As One Aflame Laid Bare By Desire” playing on my turntable. The vinyl disc is a black, white and gold splatter. The album cover is a monochrome, Olan Mills-style photo of a woman in varying stages of undress.
The Sound’s second studio album, “From The Lions Mouth” playing on my turntable. The vinyl is bright orange to match the color tint of the album cover. The album cover depicts a man in a hoodless black robe — his hands bound behind him — facing a pride of lions.
A petition being circulated in Michigan by Republicans to require voter ID. It’s a poll tax and a “solution” in search of a problem.
Point Nemo, aka the “Plastic Beach” as depicted by Gorillaz’s visual artist, Jamie Hewlett.
Happy The Man’s second album — Crafty Hands — playing on my turntable. The album cover is comprised of geometric shapes and the silhouette of a child.
Taco’s debut album “After Eight” playing on my turntable. The album cover features Taco in the foreground, dressed in a suit. In the background are some punk-y looking 20-somethings, with one of them looking directly at the camera.
The Birthday Party’s live 81–82 album playing on my turntable. The album cover features Nick Cave screaming into a microphone, Tracy Pew leaning back deeply, and Rowland S. Howard smoking a cigarette while strumming on a guitar.
Pop Will Eat Itself’s latest album, Delete Everything playing on my turntable. The vinyl is a reddish-pink color. The album cover features a glitched-out robot face above the letters PWEI.
The Pope speaking into a microphone. The photo makes it appear as though he is singing.
A worn out copy of Johnny Cash’s Live At San Quentin spinning on my turntable.
A picture of myself enveloped in fog machine clouds. I am wearing a black shirt with gray sleeves.
Photo of people marching at the “No Kings” protest in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Scratch Acid’s S/T and Berserker EP playing on my turntable. The vinyl platter is black with a close up of lead singer David Yow’s face. The album cover is white, with a black charcoal sketch of a skinny, humanoid female from the shoulders down on the left hand side.
Screencap of a blocked user account for chaosian dot bsky dot social.
A screen capture from iOS version 26. The text now has a glassy texture that borders on transparent, making it difficult for low vision people to read.
The Sisters of Mercy’s debut album First and Last and Always playing on my turntable. The vinyl platter is marble red and black. The album cover is black with the band’s name and album title on it, there is red image behind the text, but I do not know what it is.
Prefab Sprout’s second album, Steve McQueen playing on my turntable. The album cover features the band crowded around an old motorcycle with a hazy, early morning backdrop.
A picture of Porter Robinson’s debut album “Worlds” spinning on my turntable. The album cover features a cloudy blue and purple background with a jagged-looking hand in the center, holding a cube.
The Trash Brats performing live at Small’s Bar in Hamtramck, Michigan on April 13, 2014. Left to right: Ricky Rat, Brian McCarty, Tony Romeo. The band is bathed in blue light with red stage lights and the band’s logo in the background.
Jazz-fusion band Hiroshima performing live at the Aretha Franklin Amphitheater in Detroit, Michigan on July 23, 2025. The stage is bathed in red light, and the Detroit River is visible in the background.
Ray Charles’ album “Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music” playing on my turntable. The album cover has a white background with a blue-tinted picture of Charles. The outside of the sleeve has a sticker that says, “special price: $1.97”
Anneli Drecker’s third solo album, Rocks & Straws playing on my turntable.
The Cure’s album “Disintegration” playing on my turntable. The album cover is mounted on the lid in the background with the vinyl platter spinning in the foreground.
The Darts performing at Lager House, Detroit Michigan.
Cover of The Stone Roses’ debut album.
Cover of The Cure's third album, Faith. The album cover is a blurry, gray picture of Bolton Priory in the fog.
The cover of Wu-Tang Clan’s debut album “Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers”. There is a circle of lit candles with members of the band wearing hoodies and masks standing within it.
The cover of Iggy Pop's 1986 album, Blah Blah Blah. It features Iggy standing in the center of the cover with his arms folded across his torso. The words BLAH BLAH BLAH are written one on top of the other in light gray text on a white background.
The album cover for Kittens For Christians final album from 2003, "Privilege of your company". The cover features a cartoon image of a woman with her eyes rolling back in her head, and a pair of hands in the foreground shooting volts of electricity at her.
The cover of The Butthole Surfers' 1984 album, "Psychic... powerless... another man's sac".
A grainy black and white picture with a Rickenbacker electric guitar and the caption “1 like = 1 favorite album”
Me posing with Jon King of Gang of Four at the merch table.
A microwave with the words “be the resistance” etched into the door.
The backdrop of The Damned’s concert stage.
A grid with the words "30 day song challenge" at the top. Each cell in the grid represents a day, and has a specific theme for the day. For example, day 1 is "A comedy song".
Police cruiser with the windshield cracked and dented.
A photograph of three CDs that I purchased earlier this afternoon. First CD is The Teardrop Explodes’ Wilder. The second CD is Killing Joke’s Outside the Gate. The third CD is possibly cause for embarrassment. It is Kenny G‘s Silhouette.
A list titled “ask me about music.” There are 28 items, each relating to a song that fulfills a specific role. I will read the description for each item as I post the answer to each one, rather than rambling off the entire list in the alt text.
A screen capture from the movie Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer. Megane is in the foreground, sitting under a beach umbrella, surrounded by household appliances and sundries. In the background, Mendou is standing on top of a tank, looking off in the distance through a pair of binoculars. Further in the distance is a mass of water, and a distant shore, with decaying buildings visible on the horizon.
Soul Coughing’s debut album playing on my turntable. The vinyl is clear. The album cover features the band’s logo at the top with the album title in smaller text below. The picture on the album cover is of a woman in an astronaut costume. She is looking to her right. In the foreground is an imp with a pitchfork and a pipe. The entire cover is in grayscale.
The cover of Lovesliescrushing's Xuvetyn. The visual is bluish-green blur on the right and on the left a bluish-purple streak. The album cover has a very hazy, feeling to it almost like being in a dreamy state.
Thomas Dolby’s second album “The Flat Earth” playing on my turntable. The album cover features a patchwork of photographs depicting Dolby panning for gold by a running stream.
A screen capture of an email message from a democratic super PAC (supposedly), that reads “[redacted] this seems wrong… Our records indicate that you have not redeemed your House Special Elections Supporter Card?!?!” This is followed by a bright yellow “card” with Nancy Pelosi, Jamie Raskin, and Hakeem Jeffries pictured on it. Below that is another message, “pitch in seven dollars to redeem your house special elections supporter card to help us flip the MAGA house majority.”
A list called “30 day anime challenge” - the objective is to post an anime to your timeline every day for 30 days that fulfills a certain criteria. Day 1 is “your first anime.”
MC Lars’ album, This Gigantic Robot Kills playing on my turntable. The vinyl is ocean blue with lime green splatters. The album cover depicts a giant robot swinging a chainsaw at a building with a sign on top that says “Flat Mass Culture”. The robot is surrounded by miscellaneous (smaller) characters. MC Lars’ name is in the background of the scene, similar to the “Hollywood” sign.