I realized that even if I just posted stupid bullshit 10 times every single day, it'd still take me over 3 years of straight coalposting to reach the current top of the forums.
My favorite Kessoku Band track. An absolute masterclass of math rock, courtesy of Nakajima Ikkyu of tricot. It features some of the best guitar work in the genre, including a killer verse riff. Mizuno Saku's vocals also capture the melancholic feel of the song perfectly (she's even better in the live version).
This piece is one that I wish I were around for. Imagine witnessing it for the first time, the identical band members, the crab stance, the incongruous techno breakdown in the middle. Sadly, I had my cringe emo phase in my 20s. Far too late to witness this landmark in the metalcore scene.
A more immediate banger off of Kendrick's least immediate album. Incredible beat on this track, and you either hate or love Sampha's hook. Even with the hit potential, this song doesn't skimp out on lyrical content. Father Time provides a sharp critique of toxic masculinity and the importance of proper male figures, especially in the black community.
This song fucks so hard, harder than I did your [REDACTED] last night.
There's just something about 90s alt-j-rock that Naruto-hugs something inside me. It makes me feel like I'm a ronin student trying to escape all of my what-ifs. Maybe it's the big choruses or the raw vocal performances.
So is it just a global constant that STEM departments in colleges look and are constructed like dogwater while the humanities actually look like a proper institution?
'Cause in my college's STEM side, we had old colonial style buildings and moss and lichens, and the humanities (and med, which is STEM) had chic cafes.

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