~zinricky

More than a year ago, I hosted an edition of IndieWeb Carnival.

Rummaging through my archived technology drawer, I found my old Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo, dated 2015, sitting between the PSP and the walkie-talkies.

Lately, I had the chance to listen to a lot of music in the background.

It’s been a while since the last Music Wednesday, so I don’t mind posting one of them on a Sunday.

October is over.

It’s my turn now: I will host the October 2024 IndieWeb Carnival.

I’m almost certain I first learnt about tetration during high school, advanced maths class.

For an EDM-head like me, going too much outside the already-heard is hard: acoustic soundscapes such as “The Kick Inside” hardly make me come back, even if they don’t challenge me that much.

They say the truth: in January, good intentions begin and end.

I’m sorry, I had to do it.

Rather than a Music Wednesday, this is a “village Music Saturday”.

If I have to be honest, I haven’t looked into the vaporwave scene recently, for a number of reasons: some artists I would like to listen to are not on Spotify (for copyright reasons or other things out of my control); I have less time to actively listen to

In this first Music Wednesday, I decided to break out of my comfort zone: no cheap electronic music; no nostalgia-driven vaporwave.

2023 is coming to an end, if you didn’t notice.

Studying ancient Greek during high school wasn’t a mistake, after all: I still get to appreciate the sublime works of hundreds of clever people from ~2000 years ago.

After only some time, here we go again.

It’s been a while since I got such a stuffy nose.

Last night, I watched The Immaculate Room after seeing it on my trusty tracker.