Simon Migliano
@simonmigliano.bsky.social
Not sure what I am going to use this for yet. Probably more music focused with a bit of cybersecurity and VPNs thrown in.
I'm also digging the trend for shorter albums after years of bloat. In & out in sub 32 mins, Precipice leaves you wanting more. And bollocks to playlists, nothing beats an album for creating a world that you inhabit while its playing, each song doing its part in creating that experience. #music
July 25, 2025 at 7:40 AM
I'm also digging the trend for shorter albums after years of bloat. In & out in sub 32 mins, Precipice leaves you wanting more. And bollocks to playlists, nothing beats an album for creating a world that you inhabit while its playing, each song doing its part in creating that experience. #music
Considering how horrific most current releases from the 90s jungle OGs tend to be, the fact that I don't hate it is a major surprise. It does have a couple of very skippable missteps that veer more towards the modern foghorn sound but the more atmospheric tunes are actually pretty nice.
May 16, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Considering how horrific most current releases from the 90s jungle OGs tend to be, the fact that I don't hate it is a major surprise. It does have a couple of very skippable missteps that veer more towards the modern foghorn sound but the more atmospheric tunes are actually pretty nice.
The guitars are super swirly, full of twinkling melodies, ebbing and flowing but I'm just as taken by the vocals that remind me of Brett Anderson on Suede's later records and also James' Tim Booth. I'm surprised they didn't make it much bigger than they did.
April 17, 2025 at 7:27 AM
The guitars are super swirly, full of twinkling melodies, ebbing and flowing but I'm just as taken by the vocals that remind me of Brett Anderson on Suede's later records and also James' Tim Booth. I'm surprised they didn't make it much bigger than they did.