J Black
@trashstratum
Noise artist. Quintessence of wickedness, corruption incarnate. Any/all.🔥🚗⚔️
Guy who cheered on Trump ending USAID last year is reporting on the Seattle City Council rejecting universal school lunches in The Stranger. Wild times.
Vinegar Syndrome have a massive sale (ten bucks plus change) on Radu Jude's "I Do Not Care If We Go Down in History as Barbarians", a black humored take on art, genocide, and remembrance. The disc includes an intro by Jude that I found useful to watch beforehand. Highly recommended.
Like endorse you? Wild to say this while touting LD endorsements on your website.
I’ve been slack-jawed at how miserable Bluesky’s trending topics have been since an update a few months ago (yesterday’s Meat Puppets was wild), but it still occasionally gets one right.
... and some hours later I decided to catch up on my folk horror with Anchoress, which surprise! not only starred Christopher Eccleston but Annette Badland, aka Margaret Blaine aka the last Slitheen. However, the star of the show was Toyah Willcox! whose fierce af performance elevated everything.
A map of Seattle's new mayor's zoning proposal, presented by Seattle OPCD director Rico Quirindongo, contrasted with Washington DOH's map of environmental risk neighborhoods, via The Urbanist. They are, largely, the same map.
It's been a great, copacetic year between y'all and me (esp. Internet Horror, 2000s Horror, Time Loops, and Mockumentaries), so I know I can count on you for this one.
This is giving the same vibes as the absurdly photoshopped pic of Dori Monson that circulated when the hate finally ate him up.
Fuck AI (and this weird Reader's Digest thing that's hot nowadays [e.g. The War Games; The Sea Devils]), but I guess it's worth something that I now have an ideal new Doctor, and, per 1, 2, and 4, it's David Yow.
A one: Yi Yi ... and a two: You Can Count on Me (I have not been able to finish listening to the Scorsese Produced Draft for related reasons. Also, The Gleaners & I looks like a 2001 release, so save this skeet for next year.)