vilmibm @vilmibm@cybre.space

i'll be migrating over to @vilmibm <3

@chr <3 thanks for all the hosting~

@pho4cexa @dozens <3 <3 <3 <3

new track~ =^.^= :3

https://soundcloud.com/graveyard-theory/sliced-in-the-ground-as-in-the-skin

redid my paths page https://tilde.town/~vilmibm/paths/

did you know tilde.town has a blog? i often don't and i write the thing https://tilde.town/blog.html

i'm investing in it more and just added a cute lil thing to it

hi, I focused on completing something album length during the pandemic. it is finally released and is a half soft half harsh noise album inspired by swamps, plants, family, places, field recordings, decay, lushness. it's my first ever bandcamp release and i would be honored if you peeked.

https://graveyard-theory.bandcamp.com/album/chlorokinetic

made a new harsh noise wall track inspired by 20 year old creepypasta https://soundcloud.com/graveyard-theory/even-such-smells-and-sounds-of-death-as-this-from-a-three-inch-hole

"yeah, i know how to master audio"

*opens audacity, adds fade-in/fade-out, slaps reverb on the whole thing*

here u go

well, i finally watched The Shining

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@d6 yeah! i count myself very lucky to have had great music influences growing up, including my noise friend i met bc he worked with my older brother. friend ran a noise label for our little region and was peddling releases (his label and others) constantly. face of vehemence was his recommendation for someone brand new to noise and i took to it immediately. looking back i guess it was a new album still? this was like 2003 or 2004. prog/psych rock dad and jam band band older brother-in-law laid the groundwork for me becoming a noise fiend.

this is the album that got me into noise. i bought it from a friend on CD out of a plastic bag he took to the noise shows he organized at a local coffee shop when i was in high school and he was finishing up college. i spent countless meandering country drives with this in the CD player with the volume as high as i could stand it, just basking in the literal vibration of the car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OppnF5uM51o

yo i got married and it was awesome

@brennen take my $

instrument idea: elaborate hive of cells each with its own cicada and a variable sized hole. modulate by covering/exposing the holes.

also the cicadas are magic and will never die or need food or know sadness