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Right now I've been relistening to all the albums I loved in middle and high school, like Tyler the Creator's Igor, Arctic Monkeys' AM, Mac Miller's The Divine Feminine, and Paramore's self titled album Paramore! I was obsessed with all of these and going back to listen to this music has been so nostalgic <3
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returning to my roots
Dec 12, 2024
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It’s a nice trip down memory lane. Mine include of Montreal, new pornographers, sufjan, the shins (garden state was big, ok?), and the soundtrack to spring awakening.
Jan 26, 2024
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remembering what it was like to be a baby indie lass.... not sleaze, just love. girls, arctic monkeys, vampire weekend, amy winehouse, come ON
Jan 21, 2024
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an unreal combo, honestly so tasty and so inexpensive too
(i would share a picture of the ones I made tonight but it was only beautiful on the inside, not the outside cuz I burnt it a lil and I ate it all in like 5 minutes flat)
Apr 11, 2025
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I'm not sure if any of these are particularly what you're looking for bc I haven't extensively studied those movements, but you might be interested in 'The Zone of Interest', or the documentary film 'Daughters', theyre both pretty slow and not super plot centric as much as designed to be atmospheric. I though 'A Real Pain' was pretty good I watched that recently. Or if you're looking for absurdism/unexpected plots I'd suggest 'Rotting in the Sun', 'Sorry to Bother You' were both great films that shocked me. Or 'Hundreds of Beavers' which I haven't seen but I've heard good things about the absurdist qualities.
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