and pour out

sundaze 🌅 sunset at #lionsbay wit @vcasanova2 @heavymental_

“I have beaten myself up for feeling too much and for thinking that feeling too much was a sign of weakness.” - Anies Castillo, “Knowing Depression Isn’t Weakness”

There are some clear signs that Indiana is a lot more progressive than what has been on display recently. (at Indianapolis, Indiana)

There are some clear signs that Indiana is a lot more progressive than what has been on display recently. (at Indianapolis, Indiana)

*flips a coin* ok, so, a boy, who is in love with a girl who *spins a wheel* collects secondhand journals, meet and *rolls dice* go on a cruise with the main character’s *throws dart* albino friend who likes *picks a card out of a hat* 11th century Norwegian poetry.

LVW: You’ve worked with so many great artists. You were in Sufjan Stevens’ band, you performed with the surviving members of Nirvana at that band’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, you’ve collaborated and toured with David Byrne, you sang on a Swans album—it seems like you’re comfortable...

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pilemusic delights in riffs that pop wheelies off the side of cliffs, the careening croon and yelp of Rick Maguire, and a pummeling punk rhythm section that eggs it all on. The side-eyed waltz of “Mr. Fish” comes from You’re Better Than This, out March 3. —Lars

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Samuel Elkins

Kerouac.

Ugh. I never get upset about celebrity deaths. Why am I so upset about Robin Williams? Because he was a father figure for our generation. That was his role as a celebrity, and it doesn’t matter that the emotions we feel for him are a product of popular culture — they are still very real, and…