#thebasement-tapes

1 the first song I heard from them - Sitting Pretty

2 my first favorite song - Flower Power

3 my current favorite song - Push Ups II or Starting Fires

4 my favorite album - probably just 5 more minutes

5 how I found them - tumblr @bearsintreesofficial they had posted pictures of themselves and tagged them as #thehunna and bc I was looking for the Hunna posts (I had been on a concert the night before) I found them @planetenliebe and I were listening to only them and the hunna on our drive home from Cologne (3h+) and I‘m really happy about having found them

6 have been to a concert - no :/

7 If I own CDs / Vinyls - I will soon

8 If I own merch - I got the starting fires shirt

9 If I follow fan accounts - yeah on instagram

Hmmm.... I'm not a big expert but it depends on what part of the skeletons you're cleaning.

Personally, when it comes to leggy bones or feety bones I stick em in dish soap (weird but it helps with degreasing in my experience) for at least a week. Then I put em in 35% volume with a bit of water and leave them for a few days. After that I do the same 35% with hot water.

I'm not so sure on skulls or anything, though... I'm working on my first ever skull atm with the fox, but I havent gotten very far...

It's a little weird and probably screams "inexperienced" to some, but it works!

Here's some chicken bones I found that I did that with. (there's some persistant grease left in the ends, but otherwise, very pretty and clean!)

did u kno that your um your facebook isnt like in english or something

i am so jealous omfg