the things my brain gets stuck tripping over or my eyes can't look away from.
29. Austrailian. Musician. Avid Gamer. NRL Fanatic. Audio Engineer.
{ i also run Wests Tigers Blood }

Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
so, i’ve not done this in a while, ey?
i had a pretty great weekend. it was just a regular weekend out with Craig, but we kinda had a gap week last week. we hugged, we painted, we watched tv shows.
sadly it seems, everything that makes you feel great will eventually collapse. generally as soon as you step out and start thinking. (no, Craig and i haven’t split, that’s not the intent here).
in this case the thought is progression, or rather the complete lack of. i’ve been directionless, jobless, and stuck in this often maddening in-between for a very long time now. if sighing were a marketable skill i would be king.
i started this last week, and i’ve no idea what i’m doing with it: Fall In Reach
anyway. i don’t know why this is important and i’m aware that it’s not of interest, but it’s here.
also: this is my brain:
current musical obsessions: Hush War Cry / Slow Magic / Fabled Circuitry / Glowbug (Taken with instagram)
(Source: personapr)
Shut Eye (by) Stealing Sheep
i would like to introduce you all to Port St. Willow.
Port St. Willow is Nick Principe, and this is from his debut album, Holiday.
i found this album through the Antlers, who tweeted the existence of this album - the Antlers’ frontman Peter Silberman produced a track (found on the VA album, Shaking Through Volume One) with Port St. Willow.
Holiday runs at this odd parallel of being stark, yet warm and wholly encompassing. devastatingly wonderful. you can either sink into its reverb rich bliss or let the lonely crooning tear you to shreds while you curl up into a ball, whichever mood you may be in.
if you are a fan of the Antlers, this album is a must have, and you will hear some similarities in Holiday’s environment, but this is by no means any kind of designer fake.
(Source: portstwillow.bandcamp.com)
(Source: cineraria)
Destroy 2000 Years Of Culture (by) Atari Teenage Riot
robert downey jr’s face was meant to be on cats okay