The labyrinth under Misery Mire was sealed by the same magic that created the wind and the rain in the swamp. The first hero ever to explore this maze is said to have been the legendary Link. While standing on the lightning bolt symbol near the cave entrance, Link called upon the magic of the Ether Medallion, causing the clouds to vanish and the dungeon entrance to rise from the swamp.
– Nintendo Player’s Guide – The Legend of Zelda – A Link to the Past (1992)
« de zauber » is about the longing for love. The second single by Fai Baba and Amour sur Mars is about finding out where this feeling comes from and turns its gaze inwards: to where the beauty and magic lie. Delicate and fragile, intimate, and gentle. The live session at the Fundaziun Nairs Artists’ Centre is an impressive illustration of this, as the two music formations get to the bottom of it all. Once again filmed by Hans Kaufmann («Der Büezer»). Swiss Neo Folk becomes Swiss Chamber Pop. This is Swiss music as it has never been before.
Old but Gold:
“Chin Up High” is a 2021 song by world music artist Ame Bibabi that went viral on TikTok in late 2021, largely for the way Bibabi sings the words “twerk” and “party” with a stutter and for the amateurish quality of the production in general. The song is both praised as a “so bad it’s good” track for its unintentionally humorous qualities, as well as criticized for simply being perceived as “bad” by many online.
Ob „Auge um Auge“, „Verrat des Judas“ oder der „Sündenbock“. Christlich tradierte Zerrbilder von Jüdinnen und Juden halten sich bis heute hartnäckig. Auch in der säkularen Welt. Das Projekt „Bildstörungen“ der Evangelischen Akademie zu Berlin bricht diese Bilder auf und stellt sie in ihren ursprünglichen Kontext.
Ein Tag für Tag Beitrag — von Carsten Dippel
Society is a 1989 body horror directed by Brian Yuzna.
Bill Whitney lives with his parents and sister in a mansion in Beverly Hills, California. Bill tells his therapist Dr. Cleveland that he does not trust his rich family. When his sister’s ex-boyfriend David Blanchard gives him a surreptitiously recorded audio tape of what sounds like his family engaged in a murderous orgy, Bill begins to suspect that his feelings are justified.
Mark Zelazny was born on March 25, 1884, in the village of Mikaszowka in present-day northeastern Poland. He arrived in the U.S. on July 20, 1906, via Ellis Island to work in the anthracite coal mines of northeastern Pennsylvania, settling in the town of Taylor three miles south of Scranton. He was part of a wave of Slavs who were recruited from the hinterlands of Eastern Europe to work the mines in the wake of a series of labor conflicts, particularly the 1902 strike by the United Mine Workers of America representing Welsh, Irish, German, Italian, and other immigrant workers in Lackawanna County fed up by their exploitation.
On January 6, 1908, he married a Polish immigrant woman named Julia Koloseviejchak (b. June 19, 1886) from Ivanec in present-day northern Croatia, and their first child Frederick was born in Taylor on April 16, 1909. They made a journey to visit Mark’s family in Misksazowka in 1912. Mark came back to Taylor by himself to go back to work in the mines in December of that year, missing the birth of their second child Stella. Julia rejoined him in March 1913 with the newborn and the toddler, and they had three more children – Leona, Victor, and Joanne – between 1914 and 1920 in Taylor.
In April 1925, Mark filed his papers to become a U.S. citizen with two other miners from Taylor as his witnesses. In March 1929, around his 45th birthday, he traveled to New York City and recorded these two performances accompanying himself on violin. Columbia Records released it that year for the Ukrainian immigrant market. They are his only credited appearance on record. (In the couple years before he made his recording, a series of discs were made by Lithuanian miner’s bands from around Mahanoy City, PA, which is about 55 miles south of Taylor.)
In February 1935, after an investigation by the liquor control board, Mark Zelazny was one of 13 men arrested for illegal manufacturing and unlawful possession of untaxed liquor. It was a full year after the repeal of Prohibition. By 1942 at the age of 58, he was unemployed, and on New Year’s Day 1943 after several weeks of ill health in the Scranton State Hospital, he died at the age of 59.
Julia died in February 1971.
Whø?:
Dear lovely internet,
As you might know I m a big fan of acid. I compiled some amazing tunes into a two hours acid flow including an full nerd mode end
hope you enjoy!
disclaimer: maybe there are one or to without a teebee
playlist:
01.) Fasme – ICI [Feel My Bicep FMB019]
02.) Lee – Lazy Saturday [Artificial Intelligence AI005]
03.) Rico Casazza – I Know Ur Destiny [Nebulae Records NBL013]
04.) Featherstone – Tethered [Gated GTD.023]
05.) Sound Synthesis – Be Humble [Distant Worlds DWT012]
06.) Inkipak – Nothea [Nebulae Records NBL013]
07.) Zeta Reticula – Common Centre [eudemonia 015]
08.) Acidulant – Forget Your Imagination [Orson Records orson025]
09.) Sound Synthesis – 90s Chords [Gated GTD.LP7]
10.) MOY – Kerberos [Nocta Numerica Records NN021]
11.) MOY – Superacid [Dynamics Of Acid DO303XXX]
12.) Elisa Bee – Full Time Dreamers [Lazer Records LZR001]
13.) Fugitive – Too Strong (MOY Remix) [AmenTec AMTEC005]
14.) Ben Pest – Bad B [Love Love Records LOVLTD04]
15.) Ninechecker – A Very English Wind [brokntoys BT90]
16.) RNBWS – 54321 [Deadbeat Records DBT001]
17.) not even noticed – Fear [Masa Series MASA005]
18.) INTERVIEWS – Run, Run, Run [Bitterfeld BIT#03]
19.) Silicon Scally – Candensium [Electrix Records ELECTRIXLP004]
20.) Atico Corp. – AT64 (Dj Normal 4’S Acid Bath Mixx) [ufc UFC04]
21.) CH415 – Counting Down [Who Is Paula WIP007]
22.) Vertical67 – Signals From The Deep (MOY Remix) [Wave Function Records WF03]
23.) Acidulant – Sonic Expansion [Gated GTD.024]
24.) Fasme – Comme Ça La Nuit [Nocta Numerica Records NN016]
25.) XY0815 – Oppelt Astra [brokntoys BT60]
26.) Vertical67 – Woozy [Who Is Paula WIP003]
27.) Neu-Romancer – Neue Romantika (Skeeter J. Collins Remix) [selfreleased]
28.) Jonny3snares – Phlappy [selfreleased]
29.) Binary Digit – Sad900 [Kaos KAOS07]
30.) Gimmik – Liquid Reality (Part I) [n5MD MD308LP]
by Larry Wish.
In the Autumn of 2011, I started a side project under the name Used Condo. I had been working in a thrift store for a little over a year, and occasionally some interesting musical gear would come in. One day, I was stocking things out on the floor and came across a bulky, yellow cassette player. It had features that allowed the manipulation of tape speed, tonal quality, and instant side-flipping. This was the notorious Library of Congress C1, used by DIY recordists, tape music obsessives, experimental musicians, and DJs all over.
I absolutely had to have it.The timing of this machine coming into my life was perfect, as I just recently gotten into trying my hand at making tape loops. I spent hours in my room opening up cassette shells with a tiny screwdriver, cutting randomly selected pieces of magnetic tape, and forming a loop by adhering each end with a tiny strip of scotch tape. It was a super exciting and cathartic process that often ended in failure, but could also yield cool organic/decaying sounds, weirdness, and beauty.
It can feel really good to spend a lot of time creating something without the guarantee of knowing what the end result will be, or if there will even be an end result at all.
“Bodies Of Water’s music is a slippery conflation of punk spirit, folk expressionism, bombastic theatricality and old-fashioned testifying. It’s like a church social gone horribly awry…” — Paper Thin Walls