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I lost myself between the telephone wires. the failed communication became certain satisfaction at all my failed attempts. he always comes back when the tide is drowning out all the land and there is already nothing left to take. we sit here planning our futures, and I can't help to think of the conversation I held before, with other boys dressed in polos or rip to rags t-shirts. each of them gifted the faith of death sooner than anybody in the room expected. I stopped loving you when he died. before the night I spent months trying to fit myself into a pair of jeans you would have liked, starved myself from humanity, and forgot the face of the boy on the telephone. the same night I was convinced of the concept of pain ending. his life ended. I hated you for it, the strumming of your guitar ringing through my ears for the first time brought back memories of him crafting me lullaby's to drown out his fear of going to bed alone. I hated you for it. but I stayed because I didn't stay for him. and I grasped on to any life you held and begged for u to exist long enough for me to see u happy again. but you left. in all the ways you were meant to. and so I'll leave too. in ways you never excepted.
In the midst of haunted hallways and abandon homes, lives the bastard. He is Phoenix's finest most unconventional magician, juggling hobbies, skate tricks, and huffing paint.
He told me about his business. It was the type of business you'd whisper or change the topic around the police or women in Christian atter.
He sold carrying pigeons to men on the light rail, each of the ankles of the government official birds held tiny flyers promoting "holy cow!" a short film created by Aiden Shabkie and his gang of misrepresented street dogs. Ripping up property and making make-shift rails. It was a dangerous business, that could get him and his mates locked up on the farm, milking cows and throwing eggs for the rest of their days. But they didn't care, or at least Alex didn't. He was used to the life of crime.He found hope in it.
After I went mad, they must have gone west, tracking the chemtrails in search of more junkyard hondas and abandoned swimming pools. I can't tell you when they will come back or what new propaganda poster will be floating around the telephone lines. just that they will... and it will be more destructive than the first time.
-katbird02
Frankie, this one for you:
Believe it or not, in the midst of editing a brutally honest, self-degrading blog, that hopefully will resign in the draft grave. My sticky fingers went to Frankie's page in hopes of filling the uncomfortable confrontation I made between my laptop and the narrator's thoughts. I ended up saying fuck you to the blog and devoting my concentration to the cinematic vibrations of my phone where little Frankie was trapped in.
Haven't known Frankie for that long, but I do know that fool can make you let out a god-awful laugh and give you witch-like smile lines. Frankie's voice is the combination of a proud father and silky smooth whiskey. When consuming the web set, I seem to have time-traveled back to childhood memories and was surrounded by all the beautiful things I loved in the south, and Frankie's guitar luring strums built the structure of the lake house I visited as a child, the way I remembered it all magical and book-like. each song became a comforting understanding and the fabrication of the life I wish I had back in the south. When Papa Frank had a political outburst over the grill, calling out weird family members and the kids who steal otter pops and our cans of worms. Papa Frank told us tales around the campfire, consisting of concrete cowboys, haunted citizens with mouths full of lies, children with chicken legs, and the god awful truth; that Jesus sometimes has no comment. He gave his viewers, a nostalgic-filled experience, trapped us in pink tackle boxes, and made backhanded compliments on my taste in soda pop. But in the end, Frankie tucked us all in, let the fireflies out of the man-made mason jar night light, and gave us things to dream about.
I'm looking forward to being a part of more web sets and cant wait to see what BOYTHYE "shits out"!
katbird02 xoxo
I don't really have anything nice to say,
I'm also extremely sleep deprived,
running off three diet cokes
I think the main thing I hate about the human race is our need to be on top, I've watched girls fight over shit dog men in order to get some sort of recognition, or temporary lust. girls fight over girls just to get some sort of popularity, and a foot up in dominating the human race. In America, we profit off of the failures of others.
we are "the fuck it all generation"
the "cancel culture"
the "mistaken"
the "overly empathic and impassivity"
there is soon to be nothing left to burn
and it doesn't even scare me
It's all human nature, this is the "Natural man" they all talked about, we are the examples psychologists and philosophers use and we are all just as bad as each other.
katbird
The night started with backstabbing Hatz and ended with the out roaring from my favorite local band. The set was fascinating and created an out-spoken aura. The starting band Oversea quite literally gave the audience a foreign music experience with an ultraviolet twist to sonic rock. The trio consists of Jason the drummer, Stephan the bassist, and the god-like screeching vocalist Valarie. The band Overseas played one house show before going on intermission during covid and really working on the chemistry between the mates. Despite the chaotic police appearance Overseas still managed to put on an awesome performance and show Home Invasion a new type of talent!
The second set was Rosemonte, a high school band that started a year ago. The ensemble contains Max the vocalist, Noah the drummer, Colin the guitarist, and the kickass bassist, Ally! Rosemonte played a radicalized sesh and gave the audience "indie Radiohead" vibes according to Ben Bates, a member of another local band called Reruns. Their youthful talent is absolutely shocking and definitely a band that should stay on your radar.
ALL and ALL these bands were throat grabbing and so far my all-time favorite setlist. A special thank you to Home Invasion for providing the space and securing the safety of the community when faced with unexpected complications. Also, thank you to the people who came to support the music scene and stayed all the way to the end regardless of the time! <3
xoxo
katbird02
catch Bummer Girl and Rosemonte next week at Rebel Lounge
https://therebellounge.com/e/bummer-girl-152159871271/
"there must be a circle of hell, where you are given everything you've ever wanted and it doesn't make you any happier" - Chris Leja; cocaine
the closest concept I could get to was the talk about the "void" in the church group, which is the theory that we all have this giant depressing hole inside of us that we must try to fill before we die, but I will spend the rest of my life denying that the hippy-dippy answer is "Jesus". because it's not, the answer isn't love, sex, money, or drugs and it sure as hell isn't a talking cloud. this shitty fucking void is just the abyss, all the unknown factors of the world that we will try every fucking day to fill and complete and shove into our tiny shrinking bodies but will never give ourselves the satisfaction of being full. there forever will be more want, and I know the answer is probably being able to "accept yourself" or "understand your purpose". I'm simply just too stubborn to ever even consider trying to.
I must have manifested this void when I tried to use witchcraft to make myself invisible or when I filled my 2016 dairy with the scripted meanspo.
lol
i don't like anything about hannah
i think that poem applies to my whole understanding of her.
this page isn't coordinated,
kat bird
The transformation overdose my soul went through tonight started with a late arrival to my local venue Home Invasion. The crowd consisted of all types of people guzzling water and absorbing the music, some danced, stood, head bopped, and even shoved, yet we were all formed a safe community and understanding.. that this is the art of phoenix and something that needs to be preserved like an ancient artifact.
The two full sets I was able to consume were Freud and Police State. Which gave me complete tunnel vision as my feet tapped the floor trying to see if there was still ground to dance on, Freud is the mix of astral projecting and fist fighting. Not a single word was spoken during the chamber's breath-taking performance yet the sizzling chords seemed to scream more meaning than the typical new-age bullshit and I was completely and utterly captivated. Their music is the creation of child wide eyes and dilated pupils! After Freud unconditionally mind fucked me, I was fist-kissed by Police State. the loud head bashing, body moving music, that made molecules jealous. Their set was fast, dirty, and dangerous. Mixing poetry with kaleidoscope noises. I've never been a fan of touching, but I let the insensitive waves of their music abuse me. Dripping in mountain dew sweat as my ankles were slowly wrapped like a python by the dancing cables that kept me invested. The Police State made me feel like a bitch when my knees considered taking a time out and I loved them for that. These bands offered an amazing set and a mind alternating experience along with the wonderful host Home invasion!
Home Invasion is a hypothetical self-contained plane of existence that will change your perception and make you drive home with windows down and AC on. Home Invasion keeps the lights on in the underground music community and makes sure local bands and artists don't lose their voices amongst this dreadful pandemic. I am beyond thankful for them!
Thank YOU for reading or scrolling or whatever you did to comprehend my jumble of miss used words!!
(sorry for shitty grammar and spelling, this was in fact written in a state of euphoria, moments after the last song) yadyadyad hannah has worms for brains lol.....
katbird02
Twlight- boa Hello folks, Today I'm experiencing the psychedelic effects of foreshortened future syndrome. Unfortunately, I think this ...