Trazie
@trazie.bsky.social
A complicated experimentalist who tries to chuck scraps around and make things work.
22, He/Him • Visual & Sketch Artist • Musician • Fruit-Loving Dinosaur from Australia
22, He/Him • Visual & Sketch Artist • Musician • Fruit-Loving Dinosaur from Australia
I must say, my sweet Carnotaurus – Trazie – had been through quite a metamorphosis as of late.
September 17, 2025 at 9:24 AM
I must say, my sweet Carnotaurus – Trazie – had been through quite a metamorphosis as of late.
Good lord almighty, last night was bonkers.
September 6, 2025 at 10:20 PM
Good lord almighty, last night was bonkers.
13/08/2025 – ‘Trazie in progress…’
August 20, 2025 at 8:36 AM
13/08/2025 – ‘Trazie in progress…’
07/08/2025 – ‘Hallway Corner’
August 20, 2025 at 8:35 AM
07/08/2025 – ‘Hallway Corner’
08/07/2025 – ‘More character practices.’
August 20, 2025 at 8:34 AM
08/07/2025 – ‘More character practices.’
15/05/2025 – ‘Make some stylised fonts!’
August 20, 2025 at 8:34 AM
15/05/2025 – ‘Make some stylised fonts!’
I’ve made some doughy cookies.
Anyone want some?
Anyone want some?
August 19, 2025 at 2:21 AM
I’ve made some doughy cookies.
Anyone want some?
Anyone want some?
Folks, listen. I promise you these are Dubstep records.
July 8, 2025 at 8:52 AM
Folks, listen. I promise you these are Dubstep records.
7. ‘Nurture’ by Porter Robinson
A sweet and introspective album from an artist I have admired in years.
The abstract textural and lush soundscapes are outer-worldly, contrasted by exciting and energetic dance cuts that bridge between reflection and enlightenment.
A sweet and introspective album from an artist I have admired in years.
The abstract textural and lush soundscapes are outer-worldly, contrasted by exciting and energetic dance cuts that bridge between reflection and enlightenment.
May 24, 2025 at 10:57 AM
7. ‘Nurture’ by Porter Robinson
A sweet and introspective album from an artist I have admired in years.
The abstract textural and lush soundscapes are outer-worldly, contrasted by exciting and energetic dance cuts that bridge between reflection and enlightenment.
A sweet and introspective album from an artist I have admired in years.
The abstract textural and lush soundscapes are outer-worldly, contrasted by exciting and energetic dance cuts that bridge between reflection and enlightenment.
6. ‘Impossible Light’ by Uboa
This is up there with one of my favourite noise-adjacent albums.
It is a cinematic accumulation of eerie ambience and scattered noise chops, grounded by industrialised percussions and Uboa’s throat-shredding shrieks.
This is up there with one of my favourite noise-adjacent albums.
It is a cinematic accumulation of eerie ambience and scattered noise chops, grounded by industrialised percussions and Uboa’s throat-shredding shrieks.
May 24, 2025 at 8:41 AM
6. ‘Impossible Light’ by Uboa
This is up there with one of my favourite noise-adjacent albums.
It is a cinematic accumulation of eerie ambience and scattered noise chops, grounded by industrialised percussions and Uboa’s throat-shredding shrieks.
This is up there with one of my favourite noise-adjacent albums.
It is a cinematic accumulation of eerie ambience and scattered noise chops, grounded by industrialised percussions and Uboa’s throat-shredding shrieks.
5. ‘HEY WHAT’ by Low
The last Low album – and a beautifully chaotic one. It executes a perfect balance between blaring distortion, shimmery soundscapes and sorrowful songwriting.
Rest in peace, Mimi Parker. 💔
The last Low album – and a beautifully chaotic one. It executes a perfect balance between blaring distortion, shimmery soundscapes and sorrowful songwriting.
Rest in peace, Mimi Parker. 💔
May 24, 2025 at 6:05 AM
5. ‘HEY WHAT’ by Low
The last Low album – and a beautifully chaotic one. It executes a perfect balance between blaring distortion, shimmery soundscapes and sorrowful songwriting.
Rest in peace, Mimi Parker. 💔
The last Low album – and a beautifully chaotic one. It executes a perfect balance between blaring distortion, shimmery soundscapes and sorrowful songwriting.
Rest in peace, Mimi Parker. 💔
4. ‘You Left A Hole’ by Embrionyc (2023)
When it comes to Hardcore Techno in this modern age, this has to be one of my all-time favourites in that field.
It is a marry of industrialised Techno and chugging ‘Slowcore’, accompanied by other Hardcore cuts that are quicker yet diverse in quality.
When it comes to Hardcore Techno in this modern age, this has to be one of my all-time favourites in that field.
It is a marry of industrialised Techno and chugging ‘Slowcore’, accompanied by other Hardcore cuts that are quicker yet diverse in quality.
May 24, 2025 at 12:45 AM
4. ‘You Left A Hole’ by Embrionyc (2023)
When it comes to Hardcore Techno in this modern age, this has to be one of my all-time favourites in that field.
It is a marry of industrialised Techno and chugging ‘Slowcore’, accompanied by other Hardcore cuts that are quicker yet diverse in quality.
When it comes to Hardcore Techno in this modern age, this has to be one of my all-time favourites in that field.
It is a marry of industrialised Techno and chugging ‘Slowcore’, accompanied by other Hardcore cuts that are quicker yet diverse in quality.
3. ‘Monarch Of Monsters’ by Vylet Pony (2024)
I feel like a record beyond broken from how much I treasure this album.
It made me reframe how raw and flexible songwriting can be, complementing the wacky and intense instrumentations that keeps me captivated. Stellar work from Vylet.
I feel like a record beyond broken from how much I treasure this album.
It made me reframe how raw and flexible songwriting can be, complementing the wacky and intense instrumentations that keeps me captivated. Stellar work from Vylet.
May 24, 2025 at 12:34 AM
3. ‘Monarch Of Monsters’ by Vylet Pony (2024)
I feel like a record beyond broken from how much I treasure this album.
It made me reframe how raw and flexible songwriting can be, complementing the wacky and intense instrumentations that keeps me captivated. Stellar work from Vylet.
I feel like a record beyond broken from how much I treasure this album.
It made me reframe how raw and flexible songwriting can be, complementing the wacky and intense instrumentations that keeps me captivated. Stellar work from Vylet.
2. ‘The Gray In Between’ by Jeromes Dream (2023)
This album plows through emotions like a hurricane. It is raw and utterly blistering, yet equally stunning from a lyrical standpoint.
This album plows through emotions like a hurricane. It is raw and utterly blistering, yet equally stunning from a lyrical standpoint.
May 23, 2025 at 6:55 AM
2. ‘The Gray In Between’ by Jeromes Dream (2023)
This album plows through emotions like a hurricane. It is raw and utterly blistering, yet equally stunning from a lyrical standpoint.
This album plows through emotions like a hurricane. It is raw and utterly blistering, yet equally stunning from a lyrical standpoint.
1. ‘Misery & Wonder’ by EASTGHOST (2019)
Six years on, I still come back to this album every once in a while. It feels timeless, aging like fine wine.
Six years on, I still come back to this album every once in a while. It feels timeless, aging like fine wine.
May 23, 2025 at 6:44 AM
1. ‘Misery & Wonder’ by EASTGHOST (2019)
Six years on, I still come back to this album every once in a while. It feels timeless, aging like fine wine.
Six years on, I still come back to this album every once in a while. It feels timeless, aging like fine wine.
April 15, 2025 at 10:45 PM
