Will Salmon
@evilrobotbill
Super falling star. Words at SFX magazine, The Quietus, Wyrd Science, GamesRadar+, and more. Modern Aviation (@modernaviation.bsky.social here and @musiqueparavion at the other place) doing tapes & that. Tabletop stuff: unremembered_empire on IG.
In possibly my most on brand personal irritation yet... Coach Beard got married at Stone Henge at the end of season 3 of Ted Lasso. This is visibly Avebury WTF.
Fascinated by this t-shirt found in a charity shop today. Is it promoting a band or more the concept of guns? Did they shoot that plane out of the sky?
Having a titanically awful year, honestly. Considering saying fuckit and taking that long-planned Twin Peaks pilgrimage to North Bend and Snoqualmie. Anyway, there's a hotel in Bend where you can stay in a room that's designed like a Star Trek set.
Excited for this today! I have injured a tendon, so wasn't sure I'd make it, but I'm on the train now and looking forward to seeing some familiar faces.
Bought this fairly rare Kool Keith LP as a present for a friend, but he'd already found a copy himself. So now I own a fairly spenny record with one of the worst covers of all time.
Rest in peace John Blanche. His work defined everything good about Warhammer: it's weirdness and singularity, it's satirical edge (something the game has been noticeably heading back towards of late), and it's mad gothic atmosphere. An incredible, unique talent.
Looking at perfumes again. Yes, i do want to smell of beer and cables.
Saw Rose of Nevada again. Decided to join the dots with everything else that I like. FOTY so far, honestly.
Not my pic, found on Reddit. Looks like this is the next step of the BoC rollout, in Soho.
Still thinking about last night's Armand Hammer show. One of the most exciting gigs I've been to in literal years, plus I got to meet Woods again and get some records signed. He doesn't like appearing in photos, so appropriate that this is the only one I got.
Woke from a very stupid dream where it turned out that Pablo Honey-era Radiohead had a flat share sitcom in the style of the Young Ones.
At some I ended up picking up the slightly whiffy prequel novel in exactly the same cover art I remember from school. So I started collecting that set too. Got the last one today.
I love John Christopher's Tripods novels, so a while back sought out the trilogy with these funky early 70s covers.
Tried not to binge all of Small Prophets in one go, so have only just finished it and, god, it's perfect. Gently funny, quietly mystical, devastatingly melancholy. The creature effects exactly the right blend of nostalgic and eerie. Just pure magic all the way through.
"Can you come up with something that seems a bit like a pun, but isn't, for the church sign this month?" "On it boss."