is it all right if i start beat boxing in this shoutbox

Top 3 Big Thief songs? ~

Omg lovely charts!!! Tim Hecker blessings to you x

i absolutely adore your library

You and your sister live in a lemonworld I want to sit and die

Hi Kara! Thx for follows. Nice compatibility anyway heh)

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Hi, thanks for the follow. Lovely taste here!

yeah man Burial is fucking amazing!! I honestly can't grasp how good Untrue is, just incredible. also I've seen "Our Little Sister" and loved it! so beautiful

Terrence Malick is my favorite director so I might be slightly biased but Knight of Cups has seriously been the most unique and amazing cinematic experience I've had in the past year and I have yet to see a film that tops that.

I definitely need to see The Witch and Nocturnal Animals! I saw Green Room and didn't like it as much as his previous film (which I found amazing), but I think I have to see it again. The Handmaiden was really good but I didn't love it. The Nice Guys was a film I didn't expect to like as much as I did, I mean the performances were phenomenal and the writing was good but I think it just didn't stick with me that much (I forgot that I saw it until you mentioned it haha). and yeah I think Moonlight is a very popular indie film this year, as well as Manchester By the Sea, another film I'm really excited to see. Thanks for the recs!!

Hey! my favorite films of the year: Knight of Cups, The Salesman, Paterson, Tori Erdmann, American Honey, Victoria, The Neon Demon, Everybody Wants Some!!, Arrival, Captain Fantastic, 13th, The Birth of a Nation -- I still need to see Moonlight, La La Land and Silence but those films are all pretty amazing! what about you? also I'm glad you loved The Lobster! such an amazing film, I saw it at Vancouver Film Fest 2015 and it was an unforgettable experience (and I've seen it one more time since, few months ago)

good music

Thank you for the recommendations. The new Mitski album is really good and will definitely check out her previous work. I don't really know what to listen to lately anyway, haha. Since I couldn't find Jeff Buckley in your music library, I'd recommend you the album "Grace". And also his father Tim Buckley. His most accessible (at least for me) "Goodbye Hello" and his best "Happy Sad", "Starsailor".

What's your picture from, if anything?

I agree, I always liked the first half, but the now I like the second half a lot too. I should check the live albums out then, but first I need to listen to their studio albums properly first. Sufjan Stevens! :)

Hey! Yeah, seems like they've finally grown on me. One of those bands who need some time, I guess. What's your favourite album by them?

Thanks man. Well, personally I find Abuse and Noise of Wormrot pretty weak compared to Dirge, but Dirge is a grind masterpiece, and also they are coming out with a new album in about 2 or 3 months, and I have high expectations for this LP. About Rolo Tomassi you should definitely check out Hysterics, one of the best experimental math metal albums out there, worth checkin it out.

I have to say, I hardly get impressed on lastfm, but your library is simply amazing

Yes, me too. It's really tense and builds such a great atmosphere. I'm so stoked to hear the rest of the album now.

Haha yeah I love film! The films you mentioned are my favorites of 2015 as well! 'Carol' is a masterpiece. Todd Haynes is one of the greatest directors working today. Too bad the film was too deep for the Academy voters to nominate it for Best Picture, haha. My favorite film of 2015 is 'Knight of Cups' (I'm a huge Terrence Malick fan) followed by Carol, The Look of Silence, Son of Saul, and The Lobster, plus the ones you mentioned. I should also add Anomalisa, Beasts of No Nation, Love (Gaspar Noe), Steve Jobs, The Assassin, and The End of the Tour

Thanks! Yeah Agalloch are amazing, definitely check The White EP out, it's pure beauty. Their latest album is really solid too. I just love how cinematic their music is, and the members are really big cinema fans as well, and I remember an interview where they said they are more inspired by filmmakers than they are by other artists or musicians, which is really interesting.

Great library man!

Strangely, I've got the same feeling about that. He left a grand legacy and was one of the most influential people that has ever been on Earth. Yes, I've skipped so many albums, especially everything post 70's, apart from "The Next Day" and "Blackstar".

Thank you. It's great to see Bowie on the top your charts. I'm still so sad that he had to leave us, can't quite realize that he's gone, but it's such a great feeling to revisit his discography.

You've got a fantastic taste, man!

long time no see neighbour! happy listening xx

I feel like this rating of our compatibility betrays our actual musical interests.

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Haha welll.. thing about that is that no, no I do not listen to metal, and I have no idea how Kylesa got into my library. It has been removed. xD I'm seriously curious as to where it came from now, though! It had its own folder and everything. Huh...

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The WilBERFORCES are pretty alright. That is pretty cool.

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