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totallytrucked · 3 years

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list of sa vids (mostly boots, a few bts vids)

saw this done by @lady-ivie-iv and i didn't want to clog up her post with additions so I made my own

(contains a lot of the same videos, i just added some cast members + more int. productions)

Lincoln Center concert

OBC: Jonathan Groff (Melchior), L*a M*chele (Wendla), John Gallagher Jr (Moritz), Lauren Pritchard (Ilse), Jonathan B. Wright (Hanschen), Lilli Cooper (Martha), Gideon Glick (Ernst), Remy Zaken (Thea), Phoebe Strole (Anna), Brian Charles Johnson (Otto), Skylar Austin (Georg), Christine Estabrook (Adult Women), Steven Spinella (Adult Men)

Backstage at Spring Awakening with Jonathan Groff

OBC kinda: Jonathan Groff (Melchior), L*a M*chele (Wendla), John Gallagher Jr (Moritz), Phoebe Strole (u/s Ilse), Jonathan B. Wright (Hanschen), Lilli Cooper (Martha), Gideon Glick (Ernst), Remy Zaken (Thea), Krysta Rodriguez (u/s Anna), Brian Charles Johnson (Otto), Skylar Astin (Georg), Frances Mercati-Anthony (u/s Adult Women), Steven Spinella (Adult Men)

Jonathan Groff and L*a M*chele's last performance: Jonathan Groff (Melchior), L*a M*chele (Wendla), John Gallagher Jr (Moritz), Emma Hunton (Ilse), Matt Doyle (u/s Hanschen), Lilli Cooper (Martha), Blake Daniel (Ernst), Remy Zaken (Thea), Phoebe Strole (Anna), Brian Charles Johnson (Otto), Skylar Austin (Georg), Christine Estabrook (Adult Women), Glenn Fleshler (Adult Men)

7 Aug 2008: Matt Doyle (u/s Melchior), Alexandra Socha (Wendla), Gerard Canonico (Moritz), Emma Hunton (Ilse), Jesse Swenson (u/s Hanschen), Amanda Castanos (Martha), Morgan Karr (u/s Ernst), Caitlin Kinnunen (Thea), Emily Kinney (Anna), Gabe Violett (Otto), Andrew Durand (Georg)

Broadway probably 2008: Matt Doyle (u/s Melchior), Alexandra Socha (Wendla), Blake Bashoff (u/s Moritz), Emma Hunton (Ilse), Jesse Swenson (u/s Hanschen), Lilli Cooper (Martha), Blake Daniel (Ernst), Remy Zaken (Thea), Phoebe Strole (Anna), Brian Charles Johnson (Otto), Skylar Astin (Georg) Glenn Flesher (Adult Men), most likely Christine Estabrook (Adult Women)

Broadway Tony Performance

Weird censored performance on good morning America

Spring awakening cast does grease (iconic)

Broadway press reel

First national tour: Kyle Riabko (Melchior), Christy Altomare (Wendla), Blake Bashoff (Moritz), Steffi D (Ilse), Andy Mientus (Hanschen), Sarah Hunt (Martha), Ben Moss (Ernst), Kimiko Glenn (Thea), Gabrielle Garza (Anna), Anthony Lee Medina (Otto), Matt Shingledecker (Georg), Angela Reed (Adult Women), Henry Stram (Adult Men)

29 Nov 2011 1nt: Jake Epstein (Melchior), Christy Altomare (Wendla), Blake Bashoff (Moritz), Steffi D (Ilse), Andy Mientus (Hanschen), Sarah Hunt (Martha), Ben Fankhauser (Ernst), Kimiko Glenn (Thea), Gabrielle Garza (Anna), Anthony Lee Medina (Otto), Matt Shingledecker (Georg), Angela Reed (Adult Women), Henry Stram (Adult Men)

Totally Trucked 1nt bts vids

2nd National tour (audio playlist, video playlist): Christopher Wood (Melchior), Elizabeth Judd (Wendla), Coby Getzug (Moritz), Courtney Markowitz (Ilse), Devon Stone (Hanschen), Aliya Bowles (Martha), Daniel Plimpton (Ernst), Emily Mest (Thea), Rachel Geisler (Anna), George Salazar (Otto), Jim Hogan (Georg), Sarah Kleeman (Adult Women), Mark Poppleton (Adult Men)

Class of 1891 bts vids (2nt)

London playlist: Aneurin Barnard (Melchior), Charlotte Wakefield (Wendla), Iwan Rheon (Moritz), Lucy May Barker (Ilse), Jamie Blackley (Hanschen), Hayley Gallivan (Martha), Harry McEntire (Ernst), Evelyn Hoskins (Thea), Natasha Barnes (Anna), Edd Judge (Otto), Jos Slovick (Georg), Sian Thomas (Adult Women), Richard Cordery (Adult Men)

Deaf West (act 1) Spring Awakening (act 2): Austin McKenzie (Melchior), Sandra Mae Frank/Katie Boeck (Wendla/voice of Wendla), Daniel Durant/Alex Boniello (Moritz/voice of Moritz), Krysta Rodriguez (Ilse), Andy Mientus (Hanschen), Treshelle Edmond/Kathryn Gallagher (Martha/voice of Martha), Josh Castille/Daniel David Stewart (Ernst/voice of Ernst), Amelia Hensley (Thea), Lauren Luiz (Voice of Thea/Melitta), Ali Stroker (Anna), Miles Barbee/Sean Grandillo (Otto/voice of Otto), Alex Wyse (Georg), Camryn Manheim and Marlee Marlin (Adult Women), Russel Harvard and Patrick Page (Adult Men)

LA dwsa woybr: Joey Haro (Hanschen), Josh Castille/Daniel David Stewart (Ernst/voice of Ernst)

Dwsa Tony performance

Dwsa on Seth Meyers

amateur/regional productions:

Spring awakening at Syracuse Summer Theatre: Chip Weber (Melchior), Maya Dwyer (Wendla), Tim Willard (Moritz), Madeline Shuron (Ilse), Liam Collins (Hanschen), Chelsea Colton (Martha), Doug Schneider (Ernst), Taylorann Flurschutz (Thea), Taylor Peck (Anna), Chris Wagner (Otto), Emmett Wickersham (Georg), Michaela Oney (Adult Women), Tallon Larham (Adult Men)

Bitch of living from Ann Arbor Concert: Ben Walker (Melchior), Rohit Gopal (Moritz), Matthew Kemp (Hanschen), Cameron Sirian (Ernst), Grant Rossini (Otto), Griffin Binnicker (Georg), John Siebert (Adult Men)

Some non-english language productions:

Mexico playlist ( Despertando en Primavera): Mauricio Romero (Melchior), Melissa Barrera (Wendla), Pepe Navarrete (Moritz), Roxana Puente (Ilse), Iker Madrid (Hanschen), Ivonne Garza (Martha), Arturo Valdemar (Ernst), Melissa Ortiz (Thea), Estibalitz Ruiz (Anna), Pablo Rodriguez (Otto), Diego Medel (Georg), Fernanda Borches (Adult Women), Cristobal Garcia-Naranjo (Adult Men)

Brasil cast recording (O Despertar da Primavera): Pierre Baitelli (Melchoir), Malu Rodrigues (Wendla), Rodrigo Palfando (Moritz), Leticia Colin (Ilse), Thiago Amaral (Hanschen), Laura Lobo (Martha), Felipe de Carolis (Ernst), Julia Bernat (Thea), Estrela Blanco (Anna), Bruno Sigrist (Otto), Andre Loddi (Georg), Debora Olivieri (Adult Women), Carlos Gregorio (Adult Men)

Some Spring Awakening Vienna videos: Rasmus Borkowski (Melchior), Hanna Kastner (Wendla), Wolfgang Turks (Moritz), Jennifer Kothe (Ilse), Johannes Huth (Hanschen), Sonja Dengler (Martha), Matthias Bollwerk (Ernst), Jeannine Wacker (Thea), Jana Nagy (Anna), Marlon Wehmeier (Otto), Dominik Hees (Georg), Julia Stemberger (Adult Women), Adult Men unknown

Argentina proshot (Despertando en Primavera): Fernando Dente (Melchior), Florencia Otero (Wendla), Federico Salles (Moritz), Mariana Jaccazio (Ilse), Eliseo Barrionuevo (Hanschen), Belén Pasqualini (Martha), Leandro Bassano (Ernst), Julieta Nair Calvo (Thea), Mivaela Pierani Méndez (Anna), Cristian Centurión (Otto), Julián Rubino (Georg), Irene Almus (Adult Women), Tony Lestingi (Adult Men)

SA Japan trailer (there are other vids on yt)

SA Korea Totally Fucked (South Korea)

gosh this is long as hell omg... Once again thank you to @lady-ivie-iv for the idea and great list!

#I need help! this is too long #i am supposed to be studying form #*for midterms #and I did this #I have too much fun censoring l*a m*chele #I am once again thinking about totally trucked #might just binge watch them tonight #armwarmers #anyways enjoy!#spring awakening #long post #musicals #broadway

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kirwond · 6 years

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Peace Is A Lie - A SWTOR Fanmix

A playlist for a Light Side Sith Warrior, following main storyline. Cover art by Ruloc at deviantart.

Listen at Spotify.

Even more playlists here.

Tracklist + notes below the cut.

Three Doors – VAST

they whisper words into my ears one speaks of truth and one speaks of my fears

The Wrong Side – Abney Park

I’ve been to the back side of hell and I’ve played with your fear and enjoyed it well

Sink My Teeth In – Jess Klein (Vette)

baby you’re not gonna give me up you’re just gonna give me better stuff

In My Command – Crowded House (Malavai Quinn)

it’s just the fear of losing control you know so well

Hero Takes A Fall – The Bangles (Nomen Karr)

emotion is a virtue for you it is the one fatal flaw Defying Gravity – Glee Cast (Jaesa Willsaam)

I’m through accepting limits ‘cause someone says they’re so some things I cannot change but till I try I’ll never know

Time Is Running Out – Muse

you’ll never dream of breaking this fixation you will squeeze the life out of me

Bad Company – Five Finger Death Punch (Lt Pierce)

I was born, a shotgun in my hands behind the gun I’ll make my final stand

Bodies – Drowning Pool (Broonmark) one, something’s got to give two, something’s got to give three, something’s got to give now

Deceiver of Fools – Within Temptation (Darth Baras)

deceiver of hearts deceiver of fools shall he rule again?

Wipe That Smile Off Your Face – Our Lady Peace

see I’m not your friend and I won’t pretend that I’ve come here for peace

Poker Face – Lady Gaga (Quinn’s betrayal)

love game intuition play the cards with spades to start and after he’s been hooked I’ll play the one that’s on his heart

Lonesome Day – Bruce Springsteen

it’s hard to swallow, come time to pay that taste on your tongue don’t easily slip away

King Nothing – Metallica (fall of Darth Baras)

then it all crashes down and you break your crown and you point your finger but there’s no one around Ever After – Marianas Trench

I could be your perfect disaster you could be my ever after

#swtor #star wars #the old republic #sith warrior #playlist #fanmix #light side baby

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lacronicacoruna1 · 4 years

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19 Famosos mexicanos que, en realidad, son argentinos

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En las telenovelas y series mexicanas hay muchos galanes y divas que nos sacan suspiros cada vez que aparecen en la pantalla, pero rara vez nos detenemos a pensar si positivamente son mexicanos o no. Y la verdad es que varios artistas que protagonizan nuestras novelas y programas preferidos son argentinos. Ellos decidieron probar suerte en tierras aztecas y la obtuvieron a lo excelso, pues no solo les dieron vida a personajes muy populares, sino que además conquistaron los corazones de cientos de personas.

Genial.guru quiere hablarte sobre algunos artistas argentinos que supieron ganarse un circunscripción entre las estrellas mexicanas.

1. Sebastián Rulli

En sus inicios, Sebastián Rulli trabajó como maniquí en Europa, Estados Unidos y México. En este postrero país tuvo la oportunidad de efectuar, así que se matriculó en el Centro de Educación Artística de Televisa. Su primera aparición en pantalla fue en un papel pequeño en la telenovela Primer acto sexual — a mil por hora en el año 2000. A partir de entonces, ganó popularidad, participando en muchas otras telenovelas. Su postrero trabajo fue en Papá a toda mamá en 2018, donde tuvo un papel principal.

2. Patricio Borghetti

Patricio llegó a México en la decenio del 90, aunque antiguamente ya había participado de programas de televisión argentinos. Su primera aparición en la pantalla mexica fue en DKDA, sueños de nubilidad, una telenovela musical. Ahora conduce el software Venga la alegría adyacente con otras estrellas mexicanas.

3. Saúl Lisazo

Saúl nació en Buenos Aires. Comenzó su carrera como futbolista, pero luego de una magulladura se volcó al modelaje y, por postrero, a la función en México. Participó en muchísimas telenovelas con roles principalmente antagónicos. En 2019 fue Roberto Mendoza en el remake Betty en NY.

4. René Strickler

Nació en la provincia argentina de Córdoba, pero en 1987 llegó a México para quedarse. Antes de ser actor fue maniquí, pero su mentor, Sergio Jiménez, lo incentivó a que probara suerte en el set. A partir de ese momento participó en numerosas telenovelas, y el año pasado lo hizo en Soltero con hijas, en el papel de Juve del Paso.

5. Juan Soler

Su carrera comenzó como componente de rugby en su ciudad originario, Tucumán, en Argentina. Luego hizo algunos trabajos como maniquí, hasta que se decidió por la función. En la decenio del 90 viajó a México para trabajar con el asociación Televisa, aunque luego se cambió a Telemundo. Actualmente es un invitado peculiar en la telenovela Rubí.

6. Fernando del Solar

Vive en México desde muy chavea, desempeñándose como actor y conductor de diversos programas televisivos, aunque además participó en algunas películas. En 2019 regresó como conductor del software Todo un show, donde comparte pantalla con otros famosos.

7. Cecilia Galliano

Víctor Trujillo la invitó a participar como Afrodita en las transmisiones que hacía Televisa para las olimpiadas del año 2004. Antes, Cecilia fue maniquí en Argentina, su país originario. Luego de radicarse en tierra mexica, fue presentadora de varios programas y actuó en telenovelas. Ahora se la puede ver en Sabadazo.

8. Diego Olivera

Comenzó a efectuar desde muy pequeño. Nacido en Argentina, tuvo muchas participaciones en la pantalla chica hasta que TV Azteca lo eligió para protagonizar Montecristo. A partir de allí se lo pudo ver en diversos papeles de telenovelas. Fue ruin, actor sideral, de reparto y protagónico, como en la telenovela Y mañana será otro día.

9. Mónica Ayos

Como buena hija de artistas, Mónica Ayos tiene en su activo una larga trayectoria en la pantalla chica y excelso. En 2011 fue contratada por Televisa para darle vida al papel de villana en el remake Cristal. Es esposa del actor Diego Olivera, con quien ha trabajado en varias telenovelas.

10. Santiago Ramundo

Es cantante, actor y abogado, aunque prefiere el set de filmación. Desde muy chavea participó en todo tipo de programas de televisión y teatro. En 2016 hizo el papel de Luca de la Colina en Sueño de Amor, y siguió trabajando para la televisión mexicana desde entonces. Este año, por ejemplo, tuvo una función peculiar en Médicos, confín de vida.

11. Rodrigo Guirao Díaz

Empezó trabajando como electricista, cadete, mesero. Luego comenzó a modelar. Al mismo tiempo, hacía pequeños papeles en telenovelas juveniles. Su trayectoria incluye una permanencia en Italia, donde filmó dos series. En 2019, Televisa lo contrató para formar parte del personal de Rubí.

12. Alejandro Gibeli

Primero fue futbolista, pero pronto se dio cuenta de que le gustaba efectuar. Para retribuir sus estudios trabajó como maniquí. Empezó haciendo apariciones en telenovelas juveniles argentinas, a las cuales le siguieron papeles más importantes en televisión y teatro. En 2019 recibió una invitación para integrar el personal de La casa de las flores, una serie mexicana que se puede ver por Netflix.

13. Horacio Pancheri

Se trasladó a México en 2012 y comenzó a estudiar función. Una vez reconocido, debutó en la telenovela El color de la pasión. Abriles más tarde tuvo su primer protagónico en Un camino en torno a el destino, y va por mucho más.

14. Sol Madrigal

Formada en las mejores escuelas de teatro y danza, Sol Madrigal terminó conquistando a los mexicanos. Participó como conductora en Venga la alegría, y luego firmó entendimiento para trabajar en Doña Flor y sus dos maridos, en el papel de Cassandra.

15. Michel Brown

Su primera aparición en televisión fue en un software joven argentino. Después tuvo pequeñas participaciones en telenovelas, pero fue en México donde su carrera alcanzó la cima. Aunque además trabajó en otros países latinoamericanos, la televisión mexica nunca le soltó la mano. En 2019 tuvo un importante papel en la serie histórica Hernán, como Pedro de Alvarado, el ruin conquistador.

16. Gastón Ricaud

En 2009 debutó en la televisión mexicana interpretando a Joséfo en Los exitosos Pérez, la cual, en parte fue grabada en Argentina. En esa oportunidad se codeó con estrellas tan grandes como Verónica Castro.

17. Iván Espeche

Otro actor argentino que apareció en la telenovela Los exitosos Pérez. En su país originario interpretó interesantes papeles protagónicos al banda de grandes actrices como Romina Gaetani y Araceli González, tanto en teatro como en cine.

18. Christian Bach

Hija de la primera bayadera del Teatro Colón de Buenos Aires, decidió estudiar Derecho. Pero la muerte artística fue más robusto, pues pronto comenzó a hacer apariciones en novelas argentinas. Cuando se graduó como abogada, se trasladó a México para trabajar como actriz. Su primer papel fue al banda de otra argentina, Libertad Lamarque, en la telenovela Soledad. Su postrero papel lo obtuvo en La impostora, donde interpretó a la villana Raquel Altamira.

19. Mariana Karr

La carrera artística de Mariana Karr empezó en su país de comienzo, Argentina. Allí era considerada una mujer fatídico de la pantalla. En 1994 decidió trasladarse a la tierra mexicana, donde trabajó adyacente a las grandes divas de las telenovelas. Uno de sus últimos papeles lo obtuvo en la novelística de época La mujer del Vendaval, grabada en 2012.

¿Sabías que estos actores y actrices eran argentinos? ¿Cuál de todos te gusta más? ¿Qué famosos de otros países conoces que lograron robarse el corazón de los mexicanos? ¡No dejes de contarnos en los comentarios!

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lacronicacoruna · 4 years

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19 Famosos mexicanos que, en realidad, son argentinos

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Genial.guru quiere hablarte sobre algunos artistas argentinos que supieron ganarse un circunscripción entre las estrellas mexicanas.

1. Sebastián Rulli

2. Patricio Borghetti

3. Saúl Lisazo

4. René Strickler

5. Juan Soler

6. Fernando del Solar

7. Cecilia Galliano

8. Diego Olivera

9. Mónica Ayos

10. Santiago Ramundo

11. Rodrigo Guirao Díaz

12. Alejandro Gibeli

13. Horacio Pancheri

14. Sol Madrigal

15. Michel Brown

16. Gastón Ricaud

17. Iván Espeche

18. Christian Bach

19. Mariana Karr

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buttonholedlife · 4 years

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This Week’s Essential Releases: Cosmic Death Metal, Techno, Jazz and More

Welcome to Essential Releases, our weekly roundup of the best music on Bandcamp. Each week, we’ll recommend crucial new albums that were released between last Friday and this Friday, plus pick an older LP from the stacks that you may have missed.

Behavior Spirits & Embellishments

L.A. post-punk trio Behavior make deconstructed rock n’ roll, all odd angles, that fizzes with anxiety and burns with tension even in its most seemingly-languid, minimal moments. Take “Cheap Dive,” from their latest album, Spirits and Embellishments; a minor-key jangler in the vein of the ‘80s Boston suburban underground (think Native Tongue or Moving Targets), the track slowly breaks down to barely strummed guitar and abstract lyrics, only to gather up again and stutter to a stop. This is the group’s most playful work yet; sure, there’s plenty of their trademark bleakness to be found, but tracks like “Cute,” “Some Dear Sign,” and “Organic” have percussive shuffle and even, dare I say it, a little bit of pop’s cheeky charm (which has been peeking out from their sound for a while, but feels more fully acknowledged here). I’ve been fascinated by what Behavior do since their first album (the closest overall analog in my head is Swell Maps, which is a large compliment), and it’s a joy to me to watch them build a cohesive style and get comfortable within it across such broad, experimental terrain.

-Jes Skolnik

Jacques Greene Dawn Chorus

The list of collaborators on the latest album from Canadian producer Jacques Greene gives a quick indication of its breadth. Everyone from the rapper Cadence Weapon to cellist Oliver Coates to synth experimentalist Juliana Barwick turns up in the album’s credits, a suitably broad roster for an album that is relentlessly determined to pool out in every direction. Greene works from a general base of dance music, but the way he approaches it is almost defiant. The press line on this record is that he approached the songs as if he were working with a band, which would be nothing more than a clever hook if the music didn’t actually sound that way. But that rethink is clearly audible—mainly in the cavernous drums on songs like “Drop Location” and “Do It Without You,” which have a resonance that feels strikingly organic. Genre-wise, Greene is all over the map, from the ambient house of “Let Go,” where waterfalls of synth cascade down over Rochelle Jordan’s winding R&B-like melody, to the bright and blinking “Sibling,” where fat, twitchy synths seem to flirt with retrowave. The album is held together by a kind of gliding ambience—a soft fog of electronics that hangs over even rambunctious numbers like the album opening “Serenity.” Greene and co-producer Jonathan Ford of the techno duo Ford & Lopatin created and followed a specific production rule book while making the record; as a result, Dawn Chorus hangs together as a cohesive work, even when Greene is pushing genre omnivorousness to giddy new extremes.

-J. Edward Keyes

Laura Palmer’s DEATH PARADE Among Us All

Portland band Laura Palmer’s DEATH PARADE’s overlooked 2018 EP release, Among Us All, receives a cassette reissue on Seattle’s reliably cool Halfshell Records this month, giving dream pop aficionados a second chance to sink into the cloudy embrace of the band’s alternately sweet and doomy guitar pop. This band’s music is as spookily atmospheric and darkly insular as the mood conjured by the television show they so shamelessly reference both in their name and even sonically, but there’s so much depth and shape to these songs it’s impossible to get hung up on aesthetics—though they are, let’s face it, a huge part of the charm with this kind of music. But LPDP have something most dreampoppers don’t, which is soul. Laura Hopkins’ gorgeous, velvety voice winds in and out of her grief-stricken melodies, her yearning torch songs coated with soft shoegaze shimmer that only serves to make them feel even darker and more sad for being so pretty at the same time. The only thing this band needs to change is their name.

-Mariana Timony

Falon Sierra Damaged By System

Seattle-based R&B singer Falon Sierra is making music that transverses the line between soul and experimental. A self-proclaimed alt-R&B artist, her latest album, Damaged By System, is about self-definition and self-determination. On album opener, “What’s Wrong!?!?” Sierra sings, “I want to be adored,” to an uninterested lover over a piano-heavy beat with resounding synths. The track “CrazyInsane” sounds glitchy with light, airy electro pings that are expertly matched with Sierra’s syrupy vocals. On the hazy closer “Let Them [Sleep On You],” Sierra addresses listeners with a monologue about the struggles of making art in Seattle—a city undergoing immense and rapid gentrification. She’s clear about the weight of fighting to carve out a space for herself against the city’s current reality. The five songs on Damaged By System are a good introduction to Sierra’s sumptuous sound.

-Diamond Sharp

Vagabon Vagabon

The debut album from Laetitia Tamko, who records as Vagabon, was bare-bones and guitar-based, springing from the indie rock scene centered around the Brooklyn venue Silent Barn, which also nurtured artists like Long Neck, Fern Mayo, Waxahatchee, and others. But her new record—and first for the major indie Nonesuch—she leaves that rough-and-tumble sound behind, opting instead for sleek, synth-driven pop music that perfectly complements her stunning, haunting voice. The change of direction pays off from the outset: “Full Moon in Gemini” is a masterfully controlled narrative of love and longing that Tamko tells using vivid, specific details, and the way her voice rolls through the lush bed of strings and electronics is like fog rolling across the top of the water. On “Water Me Down,” she gingerly strings syllables together over sweetly piping keys. In our interview with her, Tamko cites Frank Ocean’s Blonde as a reference point, and while the two albums don’t quite sound alike—though both share a fondness for languid, luxuriant tempos—the primary area of overlap is in their unflinching intimacy. In “Home Soon,” as strings bend and sway in the background like trees in a breeze, Tamko repeats, “I give it all away/ but I’ll be home soon.” She sings it with a different inflection every time—first remote, then determined, then, finally sorrowful. The words are vague, but the feeling with which she sings them makes them clear she has a specific recipient in mind. There’s a subtle irony at work: there is a lazy critical shorthand that pegs underproduced guitar music—the kind Tamko used to make—as somehow inherently more “authentic” than other styles. To listen to Vagabon is to realize how foolish that thinking is.

-J. Edward Keyes

Xoth Interdimensional Invocations

Xoth’s Interdimensional Invocations, my penultimate Spooky Friday pick, is a searing homage to Lovecraftian horror: Cthulu’s cold, desolate universe pressed to wax so that we might witness its majesty without our heads exploding instantaneously on the spot, like grapefruits in a microwave, upon exposure. Xoth aren’t the first cosmic metal band to come along — not by a long shot — but they’re certainly the nastiest, their oozing riffs reinforced by maddening screams and live-wire solos redolent of early-’90s death metal. Exorbitant doomsday tales like “Plague Revival 20XX” and “The Ghost Hand Of God” are filled with lyrical references to space viruses and alien overlords, the stuff of Ancient Aliens wackiness — and yet, the instrumentally-grotesque, lyrically-perverse manner in which they’re presented is nothing short of terrifying.

-Zoe Camp

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Sensual World Feeling Wild

I’ve been waiting for the debut from Richmond dark punk band Sensual World (named for what I would say is an honestly underrated Kate Bush record) for a while now, and good lord, what a perfect album for the spooky month. Singer Julie Karr is possessed of a powerful voice, a country-soul howl that adds a particularly fascinating dimension to Sensual World’s sound. They’re clearly indebted to the Wipers (listen to those spindly, punchy Greg Sage-esque guitar lines, and the wash of reverb and delay over the entire album that makes it sound a bit like it’s transmitting from the bottom of a swampy lake), but Karr’s voice pushes them from a good band—enjoyable, smart songwriters, but not necessarily heads above the rest—to something ferocious and particular. When she recites “I’m coming, I’m coming, I’m coming,” at the end of “United States of Bullshit,” it is both a threat and a thrill.

-Jes Skolnik

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Escalofrío (1978) - Spanish poster

AKA Satan's Blood

#escalofrío #satan's blood #ángel aranda #sandra alberti #mariana karr #1978 #1970s movies #carlos puerto #juan piquer simón #horror movie poster

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19 Famosos mexicanos que, en realidad, son argentinos

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Genial.guru quiere hablarte sobre algunos artistas argentinos que supieron ganarse un circunscripción entre las estrellas mexicanas.

1. Sebastián Rulli

2. Patricio Borghetti

3. Saúl Lisazo

4. René Strickler

5. Juan Soler

6. Fernando del Solar

7. Cecilia Galliano

8. Diego Olivera

9. Mónica Ayos

10. Santiago Ramundo

11. Rodrigo Guirao Díaz

12. Alejandro Gibeli

13. Horacio Pancheri

14. Sol Madrigal

15. Michel Brown

16. Gastón Ricaud

17. Iván Espeche

18. Christian Bach

19. Mariana Karr

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