[ SECRET POST #6322 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6322 ⌋

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General comments:

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Less-known musicians

[(Anonymous)]

Who are some musicians or bands you think should be more popular and better known?

Re: Less-known musicians

[(Anonymous)]

Lene Marlin. I just loved her sound, and I wonder what happened to her.

Re: Less-known musicians

[kaijinscendre]

Godspeed You Black Emperor. Love them so much. Granted, I wish the instrumental post rock genre was more popular. :(

Re: Less-known musicians

[(Anonymous)]

I am taking recs! I do love post rock. But I couldn't listen to music properly for some time and right now I am having hard time finding new music

Re: Less-known musicians

[(Anonymous)]

Darkest of the Hillside Thickets. Like, they have a song about math. They have a song about dinosaurs. They have a song in 50s style scifi. Much more interesting than "oh I got broken up with, oh I'm heart broken." MOAR DINOSAURS.

Re: Less-known musicians

[(Anonymous)]

She isn't super unknown but I do think Rina Sawayama deserves more attention in general. I don't love every song of hers but I do really love what I like.

And this is me not knowing if something is underrated but I really like Lacuna Coil and don't meet many people who know of them. Velcra Tension as well.

Re: Less-known musicians

[(Anonymous)]

here to rec all the metal-synthwave I'm currently obsessed with: Dance With the Dead, Fury Weekend, the Anix, and Blue Stahli. Fury Weekend's finally putting out new music and it's great.

Re: Less-known musicians

[(Anonymous)]

DM Stith (singer songwriter, psychedelic folk, experimental pop). One of my absolute favorite musicians.

Re: Less-known musicians

[tabaqui]

The Brandos.

county/bluegrass I didn’t know about

[(Anonymous)]

I am very ignorant of the modern genres, but still had to do some digging to find
- Goodnight, Texas
- Larkin Poe
- Colter Wall
- Sarah Jarosz
- Brown Bird

When you become the stereotype...

[kaijinscendre]

When have you become whatever stereotype plagues you?

Just had tornado sirens go off. Sent the kids to the basement then stood outside with my BIL storm watching. I became the midwest dad. :(

There was no actual touchdown anywhere near me. Hopefully that continues for the second round of storms passing through at 6.

Re: When you become the stereotype...

[philstar22]

I've become the obsessive parent who can't stop posting about their kid, only the kid is my cat.

Re: When you become the stereotype...

[(Anonymous)]

Wait, you're a man? And you have kids?

Re: When you become the stereotype...

[(Anonymous)]

I came out as nonbinary last month and am struggling not to be the person who makes it their whole personality on social media.

Favourite video game bosses

[(Anonymous)]

What are your favourite video game bosses? Be it the design, an interesting mechanic, a cool boss fight, the characterisation or the whole package.

Brought to you by my love for the Sphinx in Dragon's Dogma 2. She's just so unsettling without actually being gross or obviously creepy(TM) and I adore her.

Re: Favourite video game bosses

[kaijinscendre]

Bongo Bongo in Ocarina of Time. It was such a unique fight to me growing up.

Sander Cohen in Bioshock was such a disturbing character. Gave me the same vibes as David from the Last of Us.

Re: Favourite video game bosses

[(Anonymous)]

Still love the Psycho Mantis fight from Metal Gear Solid. The mechanic is so simple, yet so wonderfully clever.

Re: Favourite video game bosses

[(Anonymous)]

Gotta be the Mantis Lords. Whether you're fighting two or all three, they have this rhythmic quality to them that makes you feel like you're part of a dance where falling out of step carries a heavy penalty. And the OST accompanying the fight... first-rate! They're the Hollow Knight boss I have the most fighting, except for maybe Nightmare King Grimm.

Re: Favourite video game bosses

[kaijinscendre]

I forgot one! Arthas in Icecrown Citadel. That was when I had a full raid guild and it was such a huge victory when we finally beat him. Plus, I love his cinematics.

Questions

[(Anonymous)]

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Re: Questions

[(Anonymous)]

Why wouldn't you use the Oxford comma? I don't understand all the hate.

Re: Questions

[kaijinscendre]

Got an airfryer that was on sale. When it isn't tripping my breaker, I've been enjoying it so far. Anyone got any favorite things to air fry? I've done fries, pizza, chicken nuggets, carrots, asparagus, and samosas.

Really Weird Family Thing

[(Anonymous)]

Today I found my biological grandfather. We aren’t sure which of his sons was my father, although we managed to exclude the youngest through his son, my cousin, who found me about a month ago.

My grandfather was born in 1884 and was 93 years old when I was born. My father would have been between 50 and 58, depending on which son it was. All of the sons had been married at least 30 years. My surviving siblings and cousins range from 62 to 86. The oldest member of the generation after mine is 59 (that I’ve found so far).

My cousin who found me is 51 and because his father was given up for adoption, is also unknown to these people.

I’m 47. My adoptive parents were older than all of my friend’s parents when I was growing up. They’re 80 and 81.

I’ve spent my entire life looking for my bio family but now I’m genuinely worried that if I make contact, the shock could literally kill some of these people.

Re: Really Weird Family Thing

[tabaqui]

Wow, WOW! Congratulations.
I hope that you *do* make contact, Anon. I think they can handle it. That is so amazing.