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whiny old hag is shocked to realize that her mostly queer audience no longer wants to support her after she came out as a raging transphobe lol
Woke pressure on artists destroying creative expression, says Irish star ‘cancelled’ after gender row
🔗: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/04…
Boards of Canada's 'Music Has The Right To Children' and Massive Attack's 'Mezzanine' were both released 28 years ago today.
Talk about a generational day for music.
shout out to whoever is shooting their shot and looking to make bank on the waxahatchee / mj lenderman secondary market
New playlist for the spring: Pollen-Dusted Parade! Inspired by this particularly affecting blossoming season, I wanted to make a sonic accompaniment.
Feat songs from Minnie Riperton, Gia Margaret, Tasha, Joanna Newsom, Jim O'Rourke and more warmvisions.net/2026/04/20/p…
Just updated the NYC Concert Calendar page - lots of good shows coming to the city this spring and summer! warmvisions.net/nyc-concert-…
Kind of insane that in one week Warm Visions now gets the same amount of views I got in all of 2016.
You can take that as people actually finding and regularly reading my blog, or that the internet is that much more filled with bots just roaming adrift.
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Me and @NKrgovich made a new record. First two single sare out today. Check it out!
shabasonandkrgovich.bandcamp…
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Geese front man Cameron Winter and the R Plus Seven monolith were spotted getting dinner in LA, @TMZ reports.
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boards of canada have revealed this 👇 eerie image. what could this mean for LP5?
Nothing like a little bit more free PR for Getting Killed I guess, this marketing company is really good
This week's Warm Selections features new songs from Kelela, Tasha, Paycheque, THEATRE and more
warmvisions.net/2026/04/15/w…
If any marketing companies want to pay me to publicly support bands I already like, I will take your money. I'm just saying.
it's fun seeing people finally realize there's such a thing called the "music industry"
The Brooklyn band Geese was labeled an “industry plant” by those who questioned its sudden ubiquity. Maybe it was. wired.com/story/geese-chaoti…




















