music struggles

www.instagram.com/p/DNwsrfSWvS...

“The Israeli occupation army wrote the names of @billieeilish and @MarkRuffalo - both outspoken in their support for Palestine - on missiles launched toward Palestinian families in displacement tents.” - @/eye.on.palestine

going to make him listen to pink pony club until he shits himself

she looks like the real thing

must feel so good to shout "death death to the IDF" into a microphone. might try it later on a supermarket intercom

bsky.app/profile/musi...

“it’s just a joke” hahah millions of people are probably going to die in the middle east but i'll be largely unaffected hahaha! “they’re using humour as a coping mechanism” it’s easy to make light of dangerous situations when you’re thousands of miles away and in no danger at all

do you guys have any idea how privileged and disconnected it sounds when you speak like this

Ethel Cain: “America was built by immigrants, so the aggression and violence being carried out against them by the American government is appalling on so many levels."

Ethel Cain is among 100+ artists who have joined forces in a campaign calling to abolish ICE

📷 @/inholyflux_

Björk: “Sometimes colonialists become blind. They don’t measure the impact of their actions”

duck enjoying a sax solo (either that or she’s waiting patiently for her own solo)

“The Overload” by Talking Heads was inspired by Joy Division without David Byrne or any of the other members having listened to the band

happy new music friday!! these are the new albums we’re listening to in the album club today—and when—including a new album from HAIM and also Benson Boone for some reason

join here to listen and discuss these new albums with us: linktr.ee/friendoftheband

today in the album club we’re listening to “Punisher” by Phoebe Bridgers to celebrate it turning 5. with its themes of isolation, existential dread, dissociation, and even the apocalypse, the album was a defining one for many during lockdown

join here: linktr.ee/friendoftheband

he wanted her nachos

some might not know that Phoebe Bridgers used to act in commercials before her breakthrough, here she is eating nachos in a Taco Bell ad

today in the album club we're listening to "Dummy" by Portishead, a seminal trip hop album that's widely credited with popularising the genre. let us know what you think of Dummy, do you have a physical copy yourself?

join here to listen with us: linktr.ee/friendoftheband

"A record that tackles heartbreak, motherhood and the need for personal space, The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill was the record she needed a lifetime to make. Each song drips with emotion, from the precocious R&B confidence of smash-hit single Doo Wop (That Thing) to the soulful-