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sadie dupuis \\ speedy ortiz & sad13 frontdemon \\ books: Cry Perfume, Mouthguard \\ ahhhhhhhhhhhh \\ 1331 mixtape out July 10 via Exploding In Sound

very cheerful woman dressed all in pink in a graveyard
ogy will bypass artists, that a day is coming when our novels will be written by computers, the same devices that will paint our murals and compose our tunes. If I'm chuckling, it's because I'm imagining a computer, programmed to produce logical variations on the eighteen possible literary plots, I'm imagining that computer trying to deal with what happened in Leigh-Cheri's attic. If I'm chuckling, it means that the Remington SL3 had better watch its P's p's and Q's q’s.
rock music - a tribute to weezer
a crazy pesto made with all those herbs in the fridge
take me to the symphony and i'll tell you everything you want to know (a brief history of screams 1-6, the reasons behind the movement to boycott scream 7, all of the reasons scream 7 is one of the worst movies ever)
Waveform and Rhythm too complicated
Monica - For You I will Music From And Inspired By The 'Space Jam' Motion Picture single cover
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an extremely alternative trio lineup of speedy ortiz IS in fact playing the @defectormedia bday party tonight! 10 pm/ IYKYK/ if you'll be there you'll be there/ we are thrilled to hang and celebrate! Union Pool
79. Genocide Bad by Sim Kern (Interlink) 80. Notes to John by Joan Didion (Knopf) 81. Waiting for Britney Spears by Jeff Weiss (MCD x FSG) 82. Trauma Plot by Jamie Hood (Pantheon) 83. Your Love Is Not Good by Johanna Hedva (And Other Stories) 84. An Oral History of Atlantis by Ed Park (Random House) 85. Scene Loser by Ned Hayden (5.2.62) 86. All Souls by Saskia Hamilton (Graywolf) 87. Alphabetical Diaries by Sheila Heti (Picador) 88. Simplicity by Mattie Lubchansky (Pantheon) 89. Juvenilia by Hera Lindsay Bird (Deep Vellum)
417 Hz Clear Negative Energy
66. My Terza Rima by Michael Gizzi (The Figures) 67. Defacing the Monument by Susan Briante (Noemi Press) 68. Cher: The Memoir, Part One by Cher (Dey Street) 69. Cooler Heads by Julian Tepper (Rare Bird) 70. The Ballad of Buttery Cake Ass by Aug Stone (Stone Soup) 71. Saturnine by Tristen Gaspadarek (Cosmic Thug) 72. Moomin Adventures: Book One by Tove Jansson & Lars Jansson (Drawn & Quarterly) 73. Witchcraft by Marion Gibson (Scribner) 74. Hot Wax by ML Rio (Simon & Schuster) 75. Ultranatural by Candace Wuehle (University of Iowa) 76. Perfect Victims and the Politics of Appeal by Mohammed El-Kurd (Haymarket) 77. Venice Peach by Jessamyn Violet (Maudlin House) 78. Moomin Adventures: Book Two by Tove Jansson & Lars Jansson (Drawn & Quarterly)
stuff i like - when i’m clearing stuff off the stage & someone from the venue, instead of helping me load, throws away my full drink - when load out is through the crowd, and instead of recognizing how annoying it must be to walk through a ton of people while carrying equipment, and moving out of the way to help the musicians out, the people just double down there, guarding their standing places, refusing to move - when a venue advances a production schedule, but then changes the schedule after advance, so we show up “late” for load in/soundcheck - when the production contact doesn’t reply to my 5 advance emails - when we ask about adding support bands we like and then the venue just confirms some bands we would never have allowed to open for us - FOH using the expression “lead guitar” to request that the man check his guitar - someone touches me without asking y fucking permission
just having seen an american horror stories episode about a cursed movie called RABBIT RABBIT, i don't mind saying that the working title for the next speedy ortiz album has been, for a while, RABBIT RABBIT lol like if that stays the title it is not a reference to this episode but as someone who once wrote a song called "american horror" i do appreciate the connection
1. doggy woof 2. doggy arooo 3. doggy bark 4. doggy yip yip 5. doggy bark 6. doggy grrrrr 7. doggy hrmphhhh 8. doggy ou! ou! 9. doggy rufff 10. doggy wau 11. doggy awewwwweew 12. doggy BWA BWA Bwa 13. doggy zzzzz 14. doggy woooOOF 15. doggy gua 16. doggy bark bark bark 17. doggy fffff 18. doggy qua 19. doggy huuuu 20. doggy rurura
do not be angry with me o my god, I have begun the action of beauty again - Jodie Graham as if a man has to die to haunt his children - Saeed Jones Don’t we all suspect our most volatile yearnings, when freed from the pits of our stomachs, could upend a world? - Billy-Ray Belcourt
56. Run the Song by Ben Ratliff (Graywolf) 57. Disappearing, Inc. by Brandon Amico (Gold Wake) 58. Fahrenheit-182 by Mark Hoppus & Dan Ozzi (Dey Street) 59. Good Girl by Aria Aber (Hogarth) 60. And Yet by Kate Baer (Harper Perennial) 61. What's Left by Malcolm Harris (Little, Brown) 62. Killing It by Gaia Rajan (Black Lawrence Press) 63. Sucker Punch by Scaachi Koul (St. Martin's) 64. You Can Vibe Me On My FemmePhone by Kamala Puligandla (Co-Conspirator Press) 65. Camera Solo by Patti Smith (Yale University Press)