thedutyofyouth101:

Adult Swim plays good shit. Mad props for turning bieber into gold. 

indiefolkradio:

Saskatchewan - Possession

Fresh dream pop / chillwave sounds from Orlando.

athoughtfulsilence:

Tulpa & eXcess - Be Brave

I adore this track so much.

music-picks:

Washed Out releases the trailer for his sophomore album, Paracosm. Paracosm is out August 13th.

zanxon:

I have been listening to this song on my mp3 player a lot lately, its smooth and funky. 

crobat:

lovely—music:

Ｙｏｕｒ　Ｖｏｉｃｅ - 中塚武

kirtens:

when i was younger i was in mcdonalds and i had my tamagotchi with me and i was playing with it and there was another girl about my age with a tamagotchi too and we kept looking over to eachother and after a while she went to the bathroom and i followed a few minutes after and she had been waiting for me and we connected our tamagotchis and we made them have tamababies and it was the most scandalous thing i have ever done in my life to this day

kill-whitepeople:

charmandork:

fatflagrantfeminist:

thedarkchocolatedandy:

beam-meh-up-scotty:

Kanye West getting deep on twitter

SOLID.

this is why I love this man. 

Okay, if you don’t love Kanye, I question you and will forever until you learn.
I’ve never had a man ask me straight up if it was okay to use the word “bitch” even endearingly.
Not once.

is this real

yes

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/04/kanye-west-introspective-word-bitch_n_1853966.html

greatbritt:

“I was inspired by insect queens for this collection. To portray an array of characters, I used a new technique that I developed to create shapes and texture in the hair. I used juxtaposing forms and quirky dimensions to create this effect, and referenced historical and modern architecture to create the bold structures. I worked closely with the photographer, stylist and make-up artist to bring my vision to life.”

HJ’s 2011 Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year Indira Schauwecker, Toni & Guy

victoriousvocabulary:

CREANCER

[noun]

1. Historical: a guardian or mentor.

2. Obsolete: a creditor.

Etymology: from Anglo-Norman creanceour, Old French creanceor, from creancer.

[Drew Struzan]