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  • Yep, that’s what I love about that album!

    For post-rock, I guess I’d describe it as “much longer, textured, atmospheric, experimental rock.” Deathconsciousness is more shoegaze (think “wall of sound” like the second half of Hunter) than post-rock, whereas F#A#∞ is more standard post-rock. The shortest song on the album is 16 minutes, and the longest is 29. It really draws you in, makes you feel like you’re somewhere else. Repitition, long textured winding paths, almost droning.

    What I personally love is that it’s extremely relaxing when the mood is right for it. I also tend to like ambient, my favorite ambient album being Brian Eno’s Music for Airports. They have different moods, but both are capable of taking my mind off things for their duration, or letting me focus on work I need to get done!















  • I don’t know if I would consider myself a “good agitator,” I stick with Lemmy.ml, Lemmygrad.ml, and Hexbear.net, but some rules I try to follow:

    1. Debate is largely useless, and most of the time people looking for one are unwilling to change their mind. Use that to your advantage, and treat their argument as a springboard for you to make a compelling argument to the audience, like Lenin with Kautsky.

    2. Don’t let the hatred and slander of reactionaries get to you. They are almost certainly wrong, and you can discard their “critique” as a meteorologist would the opinion of a Flat Earther.

    3. Try to speak only on what you know. Don’t argue for the sake of it, if you aren’t solid in your knowledge it will backfire. At best you’ll be misleading others, at worst a reactionary will catch your mistake and have a free soapbox.

    4. Try to have a dialectical approach to education and knowledge. You can learn more via practice, and by seeking a multi-sided view. Don’t view yourself as an infallable teacher, but as a fellow student in a study circle.

    5. Try to agitate among the most willing to hear new ideas. If it’s for Lemmy, agitate in communities opposing Reddit decisions. If it’s for communism, do so among disaffected liberals disappointed or outraged by their current conditions and seeking radical change.

    I want to say that no amount of development is “wasted,” it teaches and changes us into who we are today. We do not exist outside of that context, even if things don’t work out the way we want or plan. Hope that helps!