slip with caution

I like the arrangement of Koi no Hallelujah for Issay's cover album but neither of those two is singing in a good place for their range it's such a strange decision they made with that.

honestly strange that I've straight up never seen anyone in the crossover buck-tick and der zibet fandom talk about the many songs Hikaru composed for Sawada Kenji. Even if you don't care about him, his name is mentioned as an inspiration in multiple interviews with both Issay and Sakurai. And then you find out one of the guys in the band WROTE music for him. It seems like an obvious thing to check out? No one ever thought "wow I want to hear more music like der zibet" and went "so i should check out the other songs written by one of the songwriters in der zibet"

Samurai Reincarnation sucks so bad I get mad when I think about it

i'm not even a huge der zibet stan or anything (im not super invested in the band members outside of their music nor do i know if i've even heard their whole discography yet, i definitely can't remember the names of most songs), i just think both buck-tick and atsushi sakurai and der zibet and issay are more interesting individually than their brief collaborations, and their music is more interesting than the fact that they were attracted to each other

i wanna watch the new iwtv season for whatever crumbs of louis and claudia i can get but i've heard it's bad

der zibet is cool i kinda wish we could talk about them more without it inevitably leading back to the yaoi or the deaths

look im never going to like a thing that reduces the one who wears dresses to the one who looks pretty and is caring and the one who wears pants to the one who fixes your house, okay?

whenever someone points out the misogyny in how many people talk about butch and femme women, there's always a person who goes on and on about how it has its roots in blue collar work and how the way labor was divided (in a very specific time and place) is so important to the identity and blah blah. and i just have to say well thankfully we don't live in that time anymore? we don't have to keep around very regressive ideas about who can do what kind of work just because it makes one person feel good.