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Awesome... Sad there was no Bodys, but the meledy of Happy News -> Stoop Kid -> Something Soon -> Beach Life in Death -> My Boy almost certainly made up for it. Extremely fun show, and some people who sat in front of me in the premium section gave me a little collectable. Thank you gay people.

Excited to finally be at a Car Seat Headrest concert, I got tickets to shows in 2020 and 2022, but both got canceled for COVID reasons. This one was looking dicey too because of the weather, but managed to clear up. Very glad to finally get to see my most-listened band.

It was interesting watching I Saw The TV Glow a year after I had last seen it, and with a straight cis man in my watch group as well, while I was crying a little bit by the end, he was left very confused, and I had to explain it to him. Fantastic movie though, still my favorite of the decade

a screenshot of letterboxd showcasing a watch list for the month of june, with the movies paris is burning, shinjuku boys, brokeback mountain, portrait of a lady on fire, the boys in the band (1970), funeral parade of roses, blue, tongues united, and i saw the tv glow

Finished my pride month 2025 watchlist for the year, and was very happy with the picks. Watched them with a group of friends, and a lot of them were re-watches, but even with the re-watches, I found myself having new perspectives on things I didn't understand back when I first watched them.

I picked it up on the day of release and played it, I enjoyed it quite a bit :)

I am a psychic

A screenshot of a ThriftBooks order showing The Crying of Lot 49 by Pynchon and Brief Interviews with Hideous Men by Wallace.

Bought physical books for the first time in a long while, love my e-reader, but just doesn't cut it anymore for some works. Excited to flip pages again

Screenshot from H2O -FOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND-'s common route

After being busy for so many weeks and not really having time to catch up with the anime / manga you were reading, it's nice to be able to get back on track. Returning to a VN you didn't have the time to read anymore is always a nice treat.

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I used to share the carrd around a lot!! It's an amazing wealth of information that's gotten a handful of my friends into shuuenpro. Thanks for making it.

I'm so glad it interests you! It's a series that meant a lot to me when I was younger. It was very influential to me in regard to the kinds of anime/books/movies I enjoy the most.

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Seeing this was like a blast to the past, haha. I used to be super big into the gritty, darker vocaloid stuff (and a lot of my favorites are still those). Have you checked out the Bookmark of Demise Project? It's more than just vocaloid, but the music is the centerpiece.
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Now I get to meet up with friends up North and have a good summer vacation in a city I've only been to once before (and didn't stay long in). It's nice to travel to new places when possible.

Photo showcasing tickets to a Car Seat Headrest show in Chicago on July 26th, 2025

Decided to have a little fun this year and made a (probably bad) decision to travel out of my state to go to Chicago to see Car Seat Headrest live. I'm sure if I waited just a few months for their album later this year, they would've had a show closer to home, but where's the fun in that?

All great picks here — I listened to the Big Blood album last week at work myself and really found myself liking it myself

Was hoping my new headphones would come in for my birthday today, but inclement weather has delayed it to (probably) tomorrow. It's been a long 5 days without a pair of headphones for my PC.

Tower of Rome's demo from 2003 is so good

Bought an OLED monitor yesterday to celebrate the new year, and figured it was about time to upgrade my 11+ year old monitor anyways... I have it for one day before my headphones decide to break on me 🫠 Guess I'm getting a upgrade for my headphones too

Always a treat for lastfm to show me how obsessive my listening can get

The human touch is what made it special, I say option A is the best choice

Try some Korean barley tea if you haven't already — acquired taste but very good

SWITCHED-ON LOTUS by Susumu Hirasawa, released in 2004

Still unbelievable to me that Hirasawa decided to make the greatest song ever recorded, and then proceeded to drop it on an album filled with mostly reworkings of his old material. Absolute boss move

Always open to more recs :> I've heard an overwhelming chunk of the 90s emo stuff, but anything after is a coin flip. Some of my favorites outside Indian Summer are Breakwater, Van Pelt, The Lazarus Plot, Barrel, and Blake, if it helps you to narrow down recommendations.

Lain Iwakura in a Santa outfit

Present day, present time

Silver Case has been one that's intrigued me for a long time, but only just got around to purchasing. It's by the same guy who made killer7, which is one of my favorite games, so figure it was about time to give it a try. Mahoyo and Planetarian are great, as expected of both TM and Key.

Umineko - Question Arcs, Analogue: A Hate Story, MYTH, The NoexistenceN of you AND me, The Silver Case

Winter Sale pickups. Thinking about grabbing FMD Muramasa from JAST as well, but that's a bit out of my price range right now. Maybe in two weeks when I get my next paycheck? JAST's sale should be still on at that time...

They've all been in my constant rotation for days straight! I'm actually in love with all 4 songs, they sound so ahead of time

One of my favorite vocal synth songs from this year, so catchy

Lamprey Hole and A Sardine Grows from the Soil alone have got me checking out more works from Defoko and Teto, respectively. I love my silly little computer vocals...

Four of K's works, The Bluefin Tuna Comes Flying, Jellyfish, A Sardine Grows from the Soil, and Lamprey Hole.

I've had a lifelong fascination with vocal synths, but I always come in and out of the phase. Recently got back into them, and decided to check out some UTAU songs I listened to all the time, and dare I say these are the best vocal synth songs anyone has ever produced.