playlist link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6F3sCPmocAQDMNRNg7TZZb

Track 2 of the album "voda" by Schroedinger's Suicide.

a joyful message for today

Track 1 of the album "voda" by Schroedinger's Suicide.

I just stumbled upon Imaginary Places by BUSDRIVER and D-Styles and it reminded me of Classico by Tenacious D. Basically singing along a classical song.

My challenge is, do you have any other exemples of this happening?

My dad is open to the idea of switching from Spotify to a less abusive service, and Qobuz seems like the perfect fit. There's one problem though: we live in Slovenia, where it's not available.

I found this guide, but it's 5 years old so something would likely go wrong if I attempted to follow it.

I currently know how the circle of fifths works and how different modes work.

Most YT content regarding music theory seems to either cover only the really basic stuff or focus on applications of music theory like special cool chord progressions instead of explaining how stuff like harmony actually works. Can yall guide me toward some easily accessible content that will help me learn on a conceptual level what is next, after keys and modes?

liv never misses 😭💜

playlist link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6F3sCPmocAQDMNRNg7TZZb

The victim appeared before the court on Tuesday and asked for the maximum sentence, according to WBRZ. She spoke of the incident where Mystikal “choked her, pulled braids out of her hair and forcibly raped her.” After she spoke, the rapper told the courtroom, “If I did that to you, I deserve the max sentence.”

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/48250646

Polyphia - Can You Feel It [Dance Metal] [2026]

This one is borderline NSFW, but I decided to not mark it so it can get move visibility. Powerful video and a very unexpected genre change for Polyphia

The first single from Callum Au's 'Sing Seven Seas'!

I wrote this piece for the age of Instagram & TikTok. It’s a series of short self-contained musical statements featuring the different sections of the band, each with the excitement level turned up to maximum. My Australian friend Duncan Hemstock’s clarinet solo contains the only 21 bar phrase I’ve ever heard!