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sometimes it's very obvious i have more than everything i need in my life

few things i love more than flipping my silly little records on my silly little turntable all day while i work

horror movies are a deep reflection on the universal fear that something scary will happen to you

Suburban Light (Remastered)

so there's this "one of the greatest albums ever made"

open.spotify.com/album/33wl6j...

SHALL we go on sinning? find out after this

ok but will it actually get any deeper than this

also full of idiots who skip entire paragraphs

miserable website, that one

the cause???? it's ozymandian

So there’s this best song of all time

is that how that works

exactly, exactly

lot of famous singer songwriter women i'd have to ask myself, "what's my outcome here if i fuck this up"

still confused how you married the woman who wrote the song "smile" and you thought you'd be able to get away with doing all that anyway

the nyt posts this stuff like avoiding AI for 48 hours is hard and meanwhile i have literally never once intentionally used an AI program for anything ever

actually that is bjork

we'd make great play-by-play commentators if it were a live televised sport

watching an instabear's mental health deteriorate via screenshots my husband sends me

if there's one thing lily and i have in common it's lying bear exes named david

funny to think i walked by mr harbour yesterday near my place

#tbt 🪉

Gag it!!!

would you still love me.......if i was god emperor?

"What do you think?" worst fucking question on the internet

Coming in 2026, as Pitchfork celebrates its 30th anniversary, we’re finally planning to add a comments section to all of our album reviews. That’s over 30,000 pieces of music criticism on which you’ll be able to leave your own Pitchfork review for the very first time. We can’t wait for your takes to be on our website. In addition to commenting, you will also have the opportunity to add your own score to an album review using Pitchfork’s rating system. This score will be shown next to your comment and will be aggregated with other readers to form a “reader score” alongside Pitchfork’s official score. One album review, our score, your score, followed by some comments.

Pitchfork said "We killed our music festival. Now let's ruin our website."

pitchfork.com/news/were-te...

call me old fashioned but i do not think a professional critical website should be showing me what normal people think about the music it reviews, which is actually the last thing on earth i want to see

Pitchfork will have to employ an army of people who could otherwise be writing music criticism to moderate all the commentators comparing each other to Hitler.

wrecking ball is a 2013 song