Belated birthday gift to myself - the epic Celtic Frost “Danse Macabre” box set. I missed out on this on its initial release a few years ago but found an unopened one for sale on eBay. 🤘🤘#celticfrost #vinyl

This whole album is amazing... what more could you want from a storied punk band like T.S.O.L. It's stupidly catchy (@stephenking.bsky.social I feel like you would enjoy this album). This song, though, is my favorite - no question: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMLz...

First art I’ve made in a long time; very out of practice. This one is called, “It Remembers the Hands.”

This is a few years old at this point (it could stand to be a little less sloppy). The title is a line from Tacitus supposedly said by Caledonian chieftain Calgacus. Although both Calgacus and the line may be inventions by Tacitus, the meaning remains true. Nothing good comes from war and killing.

Ubi solitudinem, pacem appellant

Asked ChatGPT to make a humorous RPG character sheet based on some of my traits. With an 11 Wisdom and 13 Intelligence, this was surely a smart and wise thing to do.

The SG from my aforementioned post. This is the Kirk Lloyd model so it has a master volume on the pick guard (I’ll wire that in later).

Trying to not obsess over the slow fall of our democracy over here… so I am working on my three-pickup Gibson SG. I replaced the pickups with Seymour Duncan Antiquities - my favorite pickups - but need to fully redo the rest of the wiring. It’s been a long time since I’ve done this. 😅

I’d say changing strings is cathartic but it’s really just a chore.

Getting my home studio and office set up. I have about half an album of music recorded so it’ll be awesome to get back to work on that. Who knows, maybe this time around I’ll add some vocals. 🤫🫣😂

“I think it’s the clearest message you could have possibly received from an anti-abortion state that they never meant the medical exemption to mean anything at all.” www.nytimes.com/2023/12/11/o...

The final song on the last album I wrote. My intention was to write something Bowie-esque to close out the album. The title is an reference to Carl Sagan's famous description of Earth as a "pale blue dot" - it seemed fitting in a way given what I was going for with the music.

Sic via est!