‘The Light In The Dark’ is a 1922 film from William Dudley Pelley best enjoyed while Boyd Rice’s quite aligning’Back To Mono’ drones through it.
This is also quite elevated through psychoactively induced altered states of consciousness.
Sedition & Stockholm Syndrome: Analysis of Burmese Days Chapter 13 || Neurotic Nihilism IV.1
The thirteenth chapter of George Orwell’s 1934 work Burmese Days is a whirlwind in cases of power dynamics; as well as subsequent masks and ...
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Coffee By Claudia Berdella A cup A pour To end the snore, From days of yore Coffee wakes one up
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by Claudia Berdella Speculation of a collaboration between the two began in January of this year when Ronnie Radke posted multiple pictures...
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Endless oblivion Mission: Nothing no aim, no path, no train of thought un-fucked Post modern alienation I’m a living radio station
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