she/they. 28. a cyberpunk catgirl. editor-in-chief. :3
dog park dissidents' first album is the quintessential modern queer punk album i can't really quantify whether or their second album "magnificent bastards" is better or worse. it's different, for sure. a different vibe. the first album has more straightforward in-your-face bangers i&
11/10 SO UNSURE, BEFORE IT'S EVEN HEARD NEVER CONFIDENT IN A SINGLE WORD THIS BIRD, EXPERT IN THE ABSURD NUMBER ONE IN LIFE THAT HAS BEEN DEFERRED IT HURTS THIS RELENTLESS INTROVERT BUT INVERSION ONLY SERVES TO PUT DESERVING ON THE MIND SO I KEEP MY TIME,
11/10 shit goes hard listen to and/or buy it here
before i review this amazing album i MUST provide a good bit of context just in case you're unfamiliar a little lost media history lesson, if you will (lost media fascinates me) okay so it was the 1980's some german dude, darius, was making mixtapes by
FOREWORD: i'll be honest the actual text of The Pact was written hastily in like two minutes with not a lotta thought put into it (though the sentiment itself has festered for ages) i came up with the idea after the march leaks and posted about it later
"queer people joined, and furries. it comes in waves." --Eugen Rochko, AKA Gargron, 2018 a person's attitude towards furries is a great litmus test for their level of tolerance generally, and the presence of furries and queer people and other outcasts in a space is a
hello, world!!! here we are. a new beginning. the rainbow report. queer anarchist punk news, and other fun stuff. written by none other than yours truly, the fediverse's very own super awesome amazing punk catgirl vanta rainbow black. and others, maybe, perhaps? i saw the domain was available