nlex
[05XI09]
shadow upon shadow
dark upon dark
black upon black
paniman
[23X09]
angry that i’ve been away for so long, love?
white-lipped and frothing at the mouth, you come at me, ready to devour
urgent fingers creep, claw, and grab at my ankles
don’t be timid: cling and suck me in. take me away.
If you really want to know why the financial system nearly collapsed in the fall of 2008, I can tell you in one simple sentence.
» Fever Ray
the image below reminded me of her music — a weirder, more menacing lamb.
click to watch the music video “It’s Okay” by Land of Talk and read how it was made. (via @luis-k)
thought: somewhat unrelated to this eerily dolorous vid, but… it must have been a piss to maintain hair that long. i wonder how much shampoo she used.
![“In either the masculine or the feminine—doesn’t matter, you choose—this is olfactory genius. Rich, smooth as silk, strange as 3am, spices from nowhere you’ve been. Sublime.” - Chandler Burr
(click on the androgynous and intriguing bottle of Comme des Garcons 2 to read more of Mr. Burr’s perfume poetry titled “Dude, You’re So… Citrusy!)
thought: i do like reading about scents. how else would i have found out that my old deodorant made me smell “dynamic and invigorating”?
also, wouldn’t you want a perfume made from the “smoke from a thousand campfires, [a] worn leather saddle, [and] sage brush,” as mr. burr so eloquently put it?](http://9.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ksqivhTPVp1qz8ztfo1_400.jpg)
“In either the masculine or the feminine—doesn’t matter, you choose—this is olfactory genius. Rich, smooth as silk, strange as 3am, spices from nowhere you’ve been. Sublime.” - Chandler Burr
(click on the androgynous and intriguing bottle of Comme des Garcons 2 to read more of Mr. Burr’s perfume poetry titled “Dude, You’re So… Citrusy!)
thought: i do like reading about scents. how else would i have found out that my old deodorant made me smell “dynamic and invigorating”?
also, wouldn’t you want a perfume made from the “smoke from a thousand campfires, [a] worn leather saddle, [and] sage brush,” as mr. burr so eloquently put it?
