THE KAT HUNT


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Turning - Chairlift

the smallest one is my grandmother. tomorrow she’ll turn 94. i swear she looks exactly the same.

the smallest one is my grandmother. tomorrow she’ll turn 94. i swear she looks exactly the same.

Mother trees use fungal networks to feed the forest
I consider consumerism a worse fascism than that of the classical one, because clerical-fascism did not transform Italians. It did not get into them. It was totalitarian but not totalizing. I’ll give you an example: fascism has tried for twenty years to eliminate dialects and it didn’t succeed. Consumerism, which, on the contrary, pretends to be safeguarding dialects, is destroying them.
- Pier Paolo Pasolini, from his last interview before being murdered

Coon Creek Bridge, 2008
outside Los Osos, California

Coon Creek Bridge, 2008

outside Los Osos, California

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rep your feminist core values on valentine’s day. love and empowerment for all!
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true love

feminismisforlovers:

rep your feminist core values on valentine’s day. love and empowerment for all!

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true love

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I Hope You Die - Molly Nilsson


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DIAMOND TERRIFIER AND MIVOS QUARTET

Jan. 18: Sam Hillmer, who is the saxophonist for the downtown avant-chamber group Zs, also leads Diamond Terrifier, a sax-and-electronics project named for Vajrabhairava, an irate Buddhist deity with nine faces, thirty-four hands, and sixteen legs. The group’s first album, comprising its long-form, drone-oriented songs, will be produced by Grizzly Bear’s Chris Taylor and released through Northern Spy Records this September. Hillmer and company open for the MIVOS Quartet, which premières a string quartet by Patrick Higgins. The piece, based on Proust’s reflections on memory and recollection, marks Higgins’s début as a classical composer; he is more well known as a gifted guitarist at home on the more brutal, punky fringes of the prog-rock community.

Diamond Terrifier in the New Yorker

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Diamond Terrifier playing & curating shows w/ many special guests, working on an album (dates & MP3)

Diamond Terrifier is introducing his new bi-weekly series, ‘PRACTICE!’ taking place at Zebulon every other Tuesday. This month it takes place on January 17 and 31, and he’s performing at and curating each one. The 1/17 show includes LichensHunter Hunt-Hendrix (of Liturgy who are opening for Zola Jesus at Webster Hall), LZA/Dutch E. Germ (of Gang Gang Dance), and DJ sets by Laurel Halo and The Oracle. The 1/31 show includes Dan FrielGDFXRat Attack, and DJ sets by Chief Boima (of Dutty Artz) and The Oracle. All shows in this series are free.

PRACTICE!

wann?a h?ang

how’s my ulzzang?

how’s my ulzzang?

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I’m God (instrumental) - Clams Casino