.wuthering heights.

.this is what i do every morning in prospect park.

.valentin.

.genghis blues.

.see this movie about paul pena in tuva if you ever get the chance.

.dobet gnahore.

.so gorgeous.

.dm stith.

.soap&skin.

holy jesus mary joseph. anja plaschg aka soap&skin, is an austrian "wunderkind" at 19years old. it is easy to understand why she is a superstar in her home country, and increasingly popular in the uk- easily selling out concert halls with her trance-like performances. her work is difficult (for me) to look at and listen to, and equally difficult to look away. just breathless and brilliant.

.sahra motalebi.

Sahra Motalebi, “is murky, creepily inviting and frightening, both fearmonger and soothsayer. She sounds like she has a second career as an oracle.” Starting on the 14th of this month, MoMA’s Queens-outpost P.S. 1 will begin Saturday Sessions, a celebration of performance art that takes place monthly, every second Saturday. The inaugural event will feature J. Patrick Walsh 3, as well as Sahra Motalebi—an easy pair, as Motalebi comes from a family of Iranian folk singers, and Walsh’s work focuses on Middle Eastern automative youth culture. Motalebi’s set will feature visuals from collaborators such as Colin Whitaker, who directed the video for “Migration” below, a possible glimpse into what to expect from her on Saturday. Motalebi writhes around on the floor, singing about negative space, which we are certain refers to matters of the heart and not the holes in her leggings.

(Story courtesy of Fader).

.diamond rings.

pop at its best.

.dreamy.

.giana factory.

loui foo and friends (yes, sister of sharin foo of the raveonettes but sound nothing alike). simultaneously delightful and macabre. enjoy!

.cass mccombs.

i am really digging cass mccombs lately.

.dead man's bones.

.musical endeavor of two handsome cinema actors.

.dominant legs.

enjoy.

.slow moving.

.new love.

Bobby Birdman "Weighty Weight" from Audio Dregs Recordings on Vimeo.