Arriving At Woodstock

In these times of nearly unlimited access to all the music in the world, we’ve come to appreciate the value and beauty of the physical object.

Vinyl has returned to being a priority for us, not just for the warmth of the sound, but the interaction it demands from the listener. The canvas of artwork, the weight of the record, the smell of the vinyl, the dropping of the needle, the difficulty of skipping tracks, the changing of sides, the secrets hidden within, and having a physical object that exists in the real world with you…all part of the experience and magic.

Digital formats and streaming are great and certainly convenient, but the ideal way I’d hope a listener experience my music is to grab a great set of headphones, sit with the vinyl, drop the needle, hold the jacket in your hand looking at the artwork (with your fucking phone turned off) and go on a journey with me.                                                                                  - Trent Reznor

rainbow gifs

Marilyn Manson glitter tarot cards

Gojira - Stranded (Live at Hellfest 2016)

another study

from savethekeyboards on instagram

nine inch nails at woodstock '94 by joseph cultice

he wants a kiss

2 people in the reblogs of the last post said they're recognizable even without much detail and I remembered about these