girl in red

Anything from Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2012) is good, like Zoom by Last Dinosaurs, or Butterflies and Hurricanes by Muse, though it really depends on what genre you like.

Some of my personal favorites are John Mark McMillan and The Oh Hellos.
McMillan has a way of tapping into the yearning for something more meaningful that C.S. Lewis fittingly called Sehnsucht. His songs feel like conversations between himself and God, not being afraid to examine some of the nastier, more personal aspects of both himself and his listeners. And he's a master of using sometimes truly bizarre sounds and instruments that really feel like they shouldn't work together, but they do! And his work just sounds amazing!
The Oh Hellos are some of the greatest and most creative storytellers I've ever seen. Their albums tell stories, usually being best listened in the provided order and at once. And even then, their individual songs sound amazing on their own. The songs they write tend to speak in metaphors and allegories that at times take some thinking to understand, but often they find a way to fully contextualize themselves when listened-to in the order of the album. I don't want to spoil too much, as I'm worried that doing so will spoil the game they play with their music.

Twenty One Pilots is a good band!

- . ~ ` taylor swift ' ~ . -

olivia rodrigo, dua lipa, sabrina carpenter?

its not a who, its a what. It's a torture method

ice cream

notch

who is mine and why is he crafting

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