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The Whore of Babylon from The Beato of Valcavado, an illuminated manuscript from the 10th century.
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100 gecs seems to be back in the studio. The even better news: they're in the studio with drum legend Bernard Purdie.
Purdie famously collaborated with icons including Aretha Franklin, Gil Scott-Heron, James Brown, Nina Simone, Quincy Jones, Frank Sinatra, Miles Davis, and even contributed to some Steely Dan recordings. Really, his catalog is too expansive to try to sum up in a caption, but you should really take a look for yourself.
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had a dream 3 nights ago i was at a cameron winter concert and during sound check he had people join him on stage like messing with knobs on soundbords doing whatever, then i opened my phone and saw a pitchfork review where they gave his sound check best new music and an 8.3
