New Squarepusher, Seefeel and BOC music in less than a month apart. What year is this? Why cant I afford it like I used to? 50 usd used to go a long way at the record store in the 90s.

This smart dog knows about politics, he literally gives a shit.😆😆

¿Alguien a quien le interese un ticket para The Space Lady esta noche en El Desconocido?

New on Static Discos: Mensajero, first single from Auditorio, the second piano album by Ismael Pinkler, performed by Nicolás Bacal. A 13-piece work translating electronic methods into piano, drifting in a submerged, timeless post-ambient haze. Out May 15, 2026.

staticdiscos.com/sta131sgl/

Q: Why does he need something like this? A: To hide after he starts nuking countries around the world.

Ah, recuerdo esa cuenta de TW con amor y afecto.

The Atmospheric Stillness of Hasui Kawase’s Summer Rain This 1932 woodblock print by Hasui Kawase, titled Summer Rain, captures a tranquil river scene in Japan during a gentle downpour. The composition is dominated by a vast, greenish-blue body of water reflecting a distant shoreline and a sailboat, while a small cluster of houseboats is moored in the foreground. A solitary figure with a blue umbrella walks along the grassy bank, adding a sense of quietude and human presence to the misty landscape.

Summer Rain - by Hasui Kawase. 1932, Japan

World Destruction (12" Mix) YouTube video by Time Zone - Topic

En honor a Afrika Bambaataa.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9RF...

I hate when fantasy films I made a long time ago begin to come true in real life.

hellooooooooo ... USA????

(Fortune will smile)

I hope it happens before the world ends, fortune cookie.

americans only save the world in movies

Frog and Toad sat on the porch, feeling sad together.

#StreetArt

by Eduardo Kobra

"Stop Wars" located in #NewYork City.

You could have had free universal healthcare this entire time. The money was always there.

I still can't get over the discontinued Trader Joe's pepperoncinis 😓

For me it will always be Don Caballero

A glimpse into Toad's mind as he sleeps. He dreams of mountains, giant trees, and sunflowers. From "The Hat" In *Days with Frog and Toad*

That night when Toad went to bed he thought the biggest thoughts that he could think.

Toad thought about giant sunflowers. He thought about tall oak trees. He thought about high mountains covered with snow.

This planet — with all its troubles — is worth caring for.

That should be our single purpose, as a species: To be stewards of this magnificent world, ensuring it thrives long into the future.

Wouldn’t it be nice if he died though

The best explanation why millions of Americans worship and support a convicted felon and sexual predator...

Meanwhile, on the moon...

would the same apply to "dembow" if being an non-Panama-Puerto Rico music critic?

Sounds of the first three months of 2026: Shane Parish, Julianna Barwick with Mary Lattimore, Shackleton, Colleen, Seefeel, KMRU, Julinka, Isabel Pine, TLF Trio, and Nathan Fake.

Read, listen, press play—don’t be a...

cooltura.org/playlist-ene...

It has now been four weeks since the great noise/drone musician Siavash Amini's last post from where he lives in Tehran. He could still be being caught up in the wider access problem. It could be something else. We still don't know. Again, please check out his music.

Trees talk to us; they throw shade in a kindly manner.

55 And Fading, by PINKCOURTESYPHONE 1 track album

surprise new release out today:

'55 And Fading'
by Pinkcourtesyphone

a pinkcourtesymanoeuvre in the dusk.
an un-quenching smoothie blending numerous ingredients.
from density to decay...

for you, for my 55th birthday.
an in-between-albums treat...

richardchartier.bandcamp.com/album/55-and...

Me inspiré en la inspiración misma

I remind Americans you had a Revolution because you didn't want to pay tariffs on tea

Now you have tariffs on everything, an illegal war which you are losing, your leader is on the Epstein List, and not only does the world hate you, it also thinks you are losers

DO SOMETHING

The shipment also includes 73 solar panels, along with batteries and flashlights to help deal with ongoing electricity shortages. Dozens of volunteers took part, along with around 30 international participants from Latin America, Europe, and the United States.