How straight-up beautiful can black metal get? How would you even define “beauty” in a BM context? Would it be atmoblack, post-black, blackgaze, DSBM, meloblack, black ambient, folk/black, something else, or any and all of the above?
How straight-up beautiful can black metal get? How would you even define “beauty” in a BM context? Would it be atmoblack, post-black, blackgaze, DSBM, meloblack, black ambient, folk/black, something else, or any and all of the above?
I’ve seen the original run twice now, and it’s still my GOAT series pick, but I’m wondering if it’s worth it to go to the theaters to see Death (True)2 + Rebirth.
How essential are they? Will I be gaining anything by going to see them?
Thanks, fellow Eva fans.
I’m looking for something on the lighter side, almost like Cult of Luna’s “Dim” - lots of clean, shimmery guitars but with harsh vocals saved for the right moment, if that makes sense. More beautiful, post-y twinkles than crushing waves of heaviness.
Clean vocals are cool, blackgaze and doomgaze are also fair game. Thanks in advance!
Edit: also *shels!
I was inspired by the other thread, but I wanted to invert the question in two ways -
Are there any bands who started out kind of mid but then “clicked” or really pushed themselves later in their career?
Are there any bands who were around for a while, maybe a decade plus, before finally getting the recognition they deserved?
I’m looking for people or groups who dissect anime in an intelligent and insightful way - IG accounts, podcasts, YouTube channels, blogs, etc.
Are there any noteworthy names who dive DEEP into series and films, put a ton of thought and effort into their opinions, or at least make sound logical arguments as to why a work is deserving of praise/derision?
My 6yo graduated kindergarten this week, but when her mom looked through her yearbook, she saw several kids’ faces “crossed out,” with two totally scribbled out. There were also several students and teachers who had hearts drawn next to their pictures, but it seemed oddly … mature, in a way, for her age.
Should we be concerned? Might this be a sign of a deeper issue, or are we likely overthinking it?
How’s it going? I’ll be moving to the area in the next few months from WA state, and I’ve been to LA, but I’m totally unfamiliar with OC in general.
I’m a single dad, so schools are a concern. I’d consider myself active and prefer more walkable (and/or bikeable) areas. My kid loves going to parks, and we both love good Japanese food. I’m sure there are decent coffee places in the area. Diversity is a plus. I’m personally into concert venues and independent film theaters, if there are any nearby.
How’s Brea itself? Is it fairly self-contained, or would driving to larger cities sometimes be necessary? How’s the surrounding area? Are there any places within maybe 30 minutes I should look into?
I’m also happy to answer any questions that might help! I’m hoping for a budget under $2.7k, but that’s not a hard rule. Thanks in advance!
(P.S. If this looks familiar, I made a near-identical post about Tustin a while back, but this position pays better).
Are there any suburbs or satellite cities where I can go to a local park, get coffee, go shopping, etc. and get some awe-inspiring views?
I’m trying to envision somewhere you can be doing something mundane like going to a local grocery store or getting coffee and be like, “… Damn. I actually get to see this every day.”
Boa is coming to my city in a little over a week, and I feel like this is the perfect opportunity to finally try to snag some Lain merch.
How’s it going? I’ll be moving to the area in the next few months from WA state, and I’ve been to LA itself, but I’m totally unfamiliar with OC in general.
I’m a single dad, so schools are a concern. I’d consider myself active and prefer more walkable (and/or bikeable) areas. My kid loves going to parks, and we both love good Japanese food. I’m sure there are decent coffee places in the area. Diversity is a plus. I’m personally into concert venues and independent film theaters, if there are any nearby.
How’s Tustin itself? Is it fairly self-contained, or would driving to larger cities sometimes be necessary? How’s the surrounding area? Are there any places within maybe 30 minutes I should look into?
An ideal budget would be about $2.7k for a two-bed, but I can swing more, if need be. I’m also happy to answer any questions that might help! Thank you in advance.
I’ve thought about the differences between “good” characters, “developed” ones and ones that make me think, “Either I know someone exactly like this, or I could believe them as real people.”
Who are some characters that fit category three?
I can’t identify a particular smell or anything, and it wasn’t there 14 hours prior. Nobody to my knowledge was in there, and if they were, they definitely weren’t supposed to be.
Edit: thank you all for the help! Two things seem most likely to me - either my kid got something on themselves before they climbed in the car, or someone with something on them decided to rummage through it. I’m going to look a little deeper when I go to clean it.
How’s it going? I’ll be moving to the area in the next few months from WA state, and I’ve been to LA itself, but I’m totally unfamiliar with the SGV in general.
I’m a single dad, so schools are a concern. I’d consider myself active and prefer more walkable (and/or bikeable) areas. My kid loves going to parks, and we both love good Japanese food. I’m sure there are decent coffee places in the area. Diversity is a plus. I’m personally into concert venues and independent film theaters, if there are any nearby.
How’s Glendora itself? Is it fairly self-contained, or would driving to larger cities sometimes be necessary? How’s the surrounding area? Are there any places within maybe 30 minutes I should look into?
I’m also happy to answer any questions that might help! Thank you in advance.
I thought it was an interesting idea - maybe there’s a part of the message we’re missing, or maybe there was something else, but being left with only these three words is a message on its own.
What do you think?
I’ve been in NW Washington (30-60 minutes from Seattle) for about four years now, and though I love the scenery, I think I’m ready for something new.
I’ve been thinking about somewhere in the San Gabriel Valley area, OC or maybe even LA and its nearby suburbs, depending on where work takes me. Has anyone made a similar move? If so, did anything catch you off guard? Are you glad you made the move, or do you regret it?
Just curious to see what other art my fellow Eva fans identify with.