i actually (sadly?) don't have a good photo of it, but it's the same font as the album cover., not a very spectacular tattoo tbh lol. seeing them is also a goal of mine even though I'm not much of a concert person myself.

I've only listened to Empty City but it's good! I'm a night owl so it's the sort of album is have no problem sticking on late at night and spacing out to whilst I game. I haven't listened to it often though, although you inspired me to put it on now as I type. Relaxing, meditative, kinda bleak. Just my sort of thing nowadays. I plan on listening to Under the Shadow of Trees soon, too. You a fan?

I listened to Yule. Definitely getting a Brian Eno vibe. I prefer Empty City though. ;)

Yeah all love. Now that I'm hear anyway, do you have any new albums you'd recommend? Still looking for a couple of gems to listen to, while this album drought is going on for me. I guess it could be anything, except for prog rock/metal or something like that lmao.

New as in 2016 yeah, cheers! I'll check some of those soon, 'cause there are a couple I haven't even heard of yet. And yeees, Sufjan is fantastic. I've only heard Michigan, Illinois & Carrie & Lowell so far, but of course all 3 of those are fantastic. One complaint I DO have when it comes to his music is the length of his albums. I find he stretches some of his songs a little too much, which is why I love, love, loved Carrie & Lowell so much. But yeah, his stuff is iconic and very touching nonetheless.

hi, saw you rated A Lifetime of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities. how was it and how did you listened to it? I see it's on deezer and probably Spotify so mabey its from there.

Thank you for rating the Hexagon Trail releases so far. Did you know I have released 2 new EPs simultaneously? They are both available to stream and purchase on my bandcamp page. Would love to hear your thoughts!

https://hexagontrail.bandcamp.com/