Everybody loves a sharp dressed wizard.

Nine Inch Noise - Heresy (Coachella)
#visuals #glitchart #art #code

Profane Sorcery Vol. 3 Zine | Weirdpunk Books Profane Sorcery is back with a new installment. You like weird sword & sorcery? Well you should.Featuring new stories from Dee Holloway, David Simmons, and Sam Richard.A lone warrior embarks on a ...

third, copies of Profane Sorcery vol. 3, which includes the other snake-cult story "Many Hands," are running out! grab one from @weirdpunkbooks.bsky.social before they vanish forever: weirdpunkbooks.square.site/product/prof...

34 years ago today
L7 released their third studio album, Bricks Are Heavy, April 14, 1992

It features the singles "Pretend We’re Dead," "Everglade," and "Monster."

#punk #punks #punkrock #grunge #L7 #bricksareheavy #womenofpunk #punkrockhistory #otd

The Long London Uncovered | Alan Moore and Iain Sinclair in conversation (4K) YouTube video by John Rogers

youtu.be/Ccyy42oR4mk?...

holy fucking shit
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tteh...

Power pylon against blue sky in a desert landscape. Light clouds streaking the sky.

Power pylon against blue sky in a desert landscape. Light clouds streaking the sky.

Power pylon against blue sky in a desert landscape. Light clouds streaking the sky.

@hookland.bsky.social High Desert Hum
More of a crackle than a hum, though. Trapped telegram ghosts and 14.4 baud modem screams.

Same here. Recently heard a Metallica cover they did and it reminded me to listen to them again. So good!
And this book opens at a Cannibal Corpse gig:
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Soylent Green YouTube video by :wumpscut: - Topic

:wumpscut: = Rudolf "Rudy" Ratzinger
"Soylent Green" - 1993

Bavarian artist who started as a DJ and was influenced by the works of Leæther Strip to produce original music; despite dozens of releases he has never performed live

#EBMBits
youtu.be/IroGgZJsBBk

The great Surrealist artist and novelist Leonora Carrington

And Then We Saw the Daughter of the Minotaur, 1953

#LeonoraCarrington #Surrealism
#Mysticism #Esoteric

Otto Dix, The Card Players, 1920

Burn, Nazi Vampire, Burn! Amazon.com: Burn, Nazi Vampire, Burn! eBook : Brezinski, Jason, Megido, Ruben: Kindle Store

This is a story of WW2
Weird War 2
GIs vs Nazis
Golems vs Vampires
Kabbalah vs Egyptian Necromancy
And the Earth will scream when gods walk in Castle Blood.

www.amazon.com/Burn-Nazi-Va...

Happy Birthday to Donita Sparks, American singer, guitarist, songwriter and co-founder of the punkrock / grunge band L7, born April 8, 1963, Chicago, Illinois

Photo by Mick Hutson

#punk #punks #punkrock #womenofpunk #donitasparks #l7 #history #punkrockhistory #otd

Corto Maltese: Fable of Venice and Other Stories - The Comics Journal Corto Maltese: Fable of Venice and Other Stories (Fantagraphics, 2026) reviewed by Tom Shapira.

"Home is the sailor, home from sea / And the hunter home from the hill"
Wherein I review the new edition of Corto Maltese on @comicsjournal.bsky.social.
It's great!
www.tcj.com/reviews/cort...

Fantastic soundtrack.

Them are some good eats!

Young Woman, Oman, 1917-1919
by Frederick Simpich Sr.

NASA just dropped this image of Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch looking back at us. The first woman to ever see our planet in its entirety. I’m not crying you’re crying 🥹🔭🧪 📸: NASA

With a machine like that, you'll also need vambraces and pauldrones.
After all, you're slicin' meats, man!

Iran Imposes New ‘Cash, Grass, Or Ass’ Fee For Strait Of Hormuz

Iran Imposes New ‘Cash, Grass, Or Ass’ Fee For Strait Of Hormuz

Porn central.
It's the table lamps by the beds with the cheap polyester duvet that really light the scene.

William Hawkins (American Artist, born 1962)

Allegory of worldly intoxication from an illustrated ms of the Divan of Hafez. Safavid period Iran, reign of Shah Tahmasp, ca. 1526-27

Really really good

Tadanori Yokoo is a legendary artist who revolutionized 1960s visual culture by blending traditional Japanese motifs with psychedelic Pop Art. His work is a maximalist explosion of vibrant colors, surreal collages, and spiritual themes that challenged the era's minimalist norms.

Minutemen: “Corona” Read Zach Schonfeld’s review of the track

For Pitchfork's "Saturday Tracks" column, I wrote about my favorite Minutemen song, the late great D. Boon, their vision of punk as a means of working-class solidarity, and the television show known as "Jackass":

Excerpt from "Our Band Could Be your Life": With inspirational lines like "I live sweat but I dream light-years," the Minutemen felt their music was by, for, and about the working person. "The first thing is to give workers confidence," Watt said. "That's what we try to do with our songs. It's not to show them 'the way' but to say, 'Look at us, we're working guys and we write songs and play in a band.' It's not like that's the only thing to do in life, but at least we're doing something -- confidence. You can hear some song that the guy next to you at the plant wrote. The working-person idea ran deep.

I like to think of the Minutemen as a missing link between Creedence and Fugazi, not just in their music but also their belief that music should be available and accessible to the working masses

im way less joking than yall would like to think

Mikey's essays are always essential.