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I wish they'd sing singing new tbh

Honse

Thank you!!

I wish the effects were permanent, I would make a good shade of the woods, haunting walkers, being friends with badgers

Personally I can't visit any forest without ~~becoming~~ seeing a spooky being

Aww I try 😅 things gotta be spooky

Thank you!!

that is a significant update, seeing shrews is cool

I need to get back into music making again. It was my plan last year before my entire life detonated, but I guess starting again a year late is fine. MAYBE I'll get consistent, even maybe trust working with other people again but the my experiences with that has been iffy to say the least

Add to this weird list the 1995 remix of Pet Shop Boys' Paninaro which is also inferior to the original in every way What I'm saying is it's fine when *I* do it

As much as I have an odd hatred of New Order's '88 remix of Blue Monday, I do kinda get the motivation going back to something "finished" to make tweaks. Even if in that case the end result is way worse than the original

It's time for me to stop wallowing in self pity and finally do something productive like record a guitar solo for a song I said I finished two years ago

Can it please rain at any point wtf weather I have genuinely forgotten the last time it rained here it's been that long. Welcome to the northeast desert I guess?

I long to see how the great cathedrals looked when there were hundreds of candles on beams between the arches, and the air was thick with incense the way their makers intended

Well most these days don't have that many candles in— the high church ones might have a few on the altar but that's really it these days. And very very few will be running gas lamps! A lot have really crappy 1960s lights, if they haven't swapped them out for more modern ones.

Give me candles or give me darkness

The amount of times I've photographed a medieval church and been asked by churchwardens if I want to lights putting on. I've refused every time! They always, always look better in natural light. The moment you flick the lights on, that magic feeling of the ancient space vanishes.

Related but when cathedrals have loads of artificial lights on, they feel less special. That special feeling kinda gets lost when you've got LED and halogen bulbs pointed in your eyes so much you can't even tell the sunlight's coming through the windows

Mostly I just want a way of capturing the essence of a sacred space. What makes it not just some stone and wood? What's that feeling they have? Can you squish the feeling of one into the look of the other without reducing both? I'm not sure how to explain this.

Like there's a cross between them hiding somewhere in my head, I'm just kinda nuts about shrines in general