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yeah you're right

trauma is a big aspect of some societies. in rwanda it's pretty obvious, it's all very subdued. you see come through in a thousand ways in afghanistan. it's longer ago but you can see threads of it still in europe i think, especially in the countries where the fighting was most intense

been thinking a bit recently about europe as a traumatised society. or at least somewhere which has been shaped by the trauma of the two world wars. the long echoes of that

i saw an interview with tim reaper the other day and he was going on about subvert central

it's all died down in nyc, it's all ran out of steam, people have by and large moved on to the next thing. the sticker wars are over. the pro-israel billboards are gone. it's summer and i haven't ran into a single protest. people aren't mentioning it. everyone's moved on to domestic concerns...

looks like we're in a moment of left-wing violence. this one, luigi, and the trump assassination attempt. it's been a while.

Hamas have never done anything wrong, they're absolutely brilliant, they're on a par with goldie and kubrick to me. i am dripped out in hamas merch

i like this topic. i think one sound that you don't hear before the millenium, or at least not much, is pitch correction. i'm not a producer so idk but 90s tunes have voices that sound less enhanced. probably the meta-answer is sounds that are made outside of DAWs.

version was pretty normal at school i think - we didn't know each other well coz he was the year below me but he seemed normal. i remember he had drawn guns n roses logos all over his pencil case but that is pretty normal

I’d draw the line at books coz thats a purely solo activity. films and music you get exposed to. and it’s all interesting as well. films in particular there’s always something you can get out of them. they’re navigation tools I think.

yeah i get you

yeah but that's americans, they're totally different

i reckon posh english people got therapy in 2001 whether it was essential or not

i have absolutely no idea i was about 12

dido picks up a lot of these strands but by the early 00s that vocal production thing where they sound like they're yawning is all over it, late 90s pop is much crisper. and with dido you get this turn towards introspection and consideration and life advice. she's very therapy inflected...

yeah i loved that

well sort of, it's literally one take, the first take, and it's other people's music and someone else speaking so. it is kind of interesting that i can do something like that and it's more to my taste than nearly everything else i've found in this vein

more or less an IDM drum palette on the drums. production sounds like loads of d&b of the time

yeah you might be right about that.