I mean... Not gonna lie. This works as a soundtrack for Sacred and Terrible Air.
Yes, Kent was named Havsänglar before they released their first record. Robert Kurvitz is a fan of Kent.

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I mean... Not gonna lie. This works as a soundtrack for Sacred and Terrible Air.
Yes, Kent was named Havsänglar before they released their first record. Robert Kurvitz is a fan of Kent.

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”He was inspired be the music of Swedish band, Kent”?!??!?! i did not expect a kent mention in a disco elysium video?!? wdym the writer of my favourite game ever listened to the same music i do
Never ask a woman her age and never ask tumblr user puppymolars what he thinks about the half-light check you can get when talking to Klaasje about being raped
They're using AI to write the next Disco Elysium sequel like some kind of amazing digital Kurvitz
watching the making of disco elysium. i might cry. oh what a beautiful game

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“Nadir!” the little man finishes and bows before the comte. “Every single part was absolute, mathematical perfection. Don’t even make the next one, don’t ruin it. Disappear, it doesn’t need any more.” The man clenches his tiny hands into fists, his velvet suit jacket has elbow patches. “I’m going back to Graad,” he turns to the room. “In two years, the Mirova revolution will start, sweeping over the earth like a thunderstorm. And its failure will usher in the entire next century. The century of the decline of human reason, where every following year is darker than the previous one.” He moves around the room like a ball of lightning, threatening to pounce on someone’s face at any moment. “From that end, through the polar night, comes that music. It plays on the carriers of the future. Magnets! Yet still – it doesn’t come from there. You will become famous, Monsieur Mittrecie and your music will reach us from the true end, even further where all matter is a memory. That’s how white light sounds, shining into every darkroom, reversing all revelations.” He rises on his toes, under the critic’s nose: “All revelations – I said – reversed! - Sacred and Terrible Air, Robert Kurvitz, Chapter 20
Robert Kurvitz talking about his feelings of losing Elysium and why he stills fight for it. Clips from the Noclip documentary ''The Making of Disco Elysium - Part Six - Aftermath"
the main pjõl trio portraits cause kurvitz's writing has changed my brain chemistry