#wolf!

hi there!

im june or dex, and im a dog with a blog ! :)

im interested in ecology and heavily interested in birds and marine science 🦈

im a service dog n a outside dog

im a butchdyke genderqueer t4t whatever!!!!!

he/they/xey pronouns (especially xey hehehe) and you can call me an animal because im those guys

I AM A MINOR!! and i block freely do not take it personally its usually just cuz im on your dni list!!

and i love music and my friends !!

open to penpalling + I love whimsy / whimsigoth, twee, the pnw, cars, and STELLERS JAYS

stay pawsome 🛤️🚗

OH and im a wolf and i write poetry and am enthusiastic about extanging art with people

Song Review: Wolf! feat. Scott Metzger - “Ratso”

The spirit of Link Wray lives in Wolf!

The instrumental trio - the exclamation point is part of its name - features guitarist Scott Metzger with bassist Jon Shaw and drummer Taylor Floreth. “Ratso,” the lead single from their forthcoming (Oct. 28) Adult Entertainment EP, is like surf-rocking into a tie-dyed, Hendrixian wave of color.

“It’s about three dudes in a room making music in real time that just straight up feels good; you get it the first time you hear it,” Metzger, who also plays with Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, said of Wolf!

“I think we all need a little of that these days.”

He may be right. At just 2:26, “Ratso” leaves the listener hungry for more.

Grade card: Wolf! feat. Scott Metzger - “Ratso” - A-

hi wolf! i have a playlist called ad nauseum that i'm using for this!

you got a kiss a week by big d and the kid's table (yt link included). ska is one of my favorite genres of music ever! big d is from boston, and i've seen them live twice! they're so fun.

it's funny, you got one of the songs with riot's name in them lol

Song Review: Scott Metzger - “The Dark Triad”

Presumably named for the repeated triplicate that serves as its baseline, and not the psychological theory of the same name, “The Dark Triad” finds Scott Metzger “trying to capture a mood not unlike some of the Tim Burton claymation films.”

In that regard, the instrumental stand-alone - a leftover from the sessions that produced 2022’s Too Close to Reason - is a success. Yet, as Metzger splays acoustic-guitar over the titular rhythm, the instrumental becomes repetitive and suffers for lack of imagaination.

There’s a kernel in “The Dark Triad.” It just failed to pop.

Grade card: Scott Metzger - “The Dark Triad” - C