Random fashion thoughts

[max_r]

i'm sure he'll be happy that we're all so concerned about him. or maybe creeped out

 

[GoldenTribe]



$548 on Yoox

A small price to pay to turn yourself into a human disco ball

But last year they had these

 

[Nil]



I dunno, I just knew he lived in CO.

Yo Mikey, I heard someone got shot in Baltimore the other day. You're okay, right?

 

[GoldenTribe]



Yo Mikey, I heard someone got shot in Baltimore the other day. You're okay, right?

He is posting from the hospital, using a chopstick in his mouth to type one letter at a time.

 

[artishard116]

he didn't have to be in the theater to be affected by it.

i think he'd be glad people were concerned, regardless. i would be. even if it were just dorks on the internet.

 

[Bam!ChairDance]

Did you guys hear about that massive fire in the Conceptual Forest?

 

[tween_spirit]

goodbye,

 

[thewho13]



goodbye,

Most ominous comma, ever.

 

[nomad]

where, is valcav?

 

[Bam!ChairDance]

I'm just so proud that SWD has inside jokes to call its own. So proud.

 

[dwyhajlo]



The only dinosaur-related knitwear you'll ever need.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

New Givenchy?

 

[colabear]

Synth and I decided to do a mini meet up and he is really cute in person(giggling) so I can assure you guys that he is ok. He's got really intense eyes

 

[dfagdfsh]

mikey you need to reassess your priorities.

 

[bosatlbwi]



mikey you need to reassess your priorities.

yeah bruh you have a solid grip on my priorities judging from my posts on an internet fashun forum.

 

[KingJulien]

what are you listening to

Breezy and fuuma pretty much got it. A traditional 'band' will do a release like this: album announcement > (occasionally) demo/EP > album release. You get the whole thing at once. The electronic music scene is moving much too fast for that model to work right now; on an incredibly aggressive schedule you could maybe record enough tracks for an album in a year, which is enough time for the de rigueur subgenre of the moment to shift out from under you and half the album to sound out-of-date. So most songs are either a free single, or packaged in an EP with 2-4 originals and some remixes by other artists. When artists do a full-length album, which is rare, they pick the 2-4 'hits' from the album and release them in EPs months in advance, so by the time the full album drops you're already sick of the good stuff on it. Also, music discovery is usually done through soundcloud/BBC radio/Sirius etc mixes by other artists, rather than handed down from Pitchfork et al, which means people are more often looking for individual tracks, rather than packages (albums).

I was just remarking that I hadn't listened to an album end-to-end in ages.