I remember falling
I remember marching
Like a one man army
Through the blaze I remember coughing
I believe in something
I don't wanna remember falling
for their lies

- One Man Army (OLP)

"...what's become clear to me, is that metal confronts what we would rather ignore. it celebrates what we are often denied. it indulges what we fear most. and that's why metal will always be a culture of outsiders."

- Sam Dunn, METAL: A Headbanger's Journey

of all the things I hate in life

I hate being put in a repressive situation most

tonight

imprint

tonight
I remember a lecture out of a photography module
this is probably one of the few pieces of historical events I have thought a lot about and am truly able to identify with. 1827 was the year that contained the 8 hours of exposure needed for the very first photograph to develop. we were shown the image of the actual photograph and it hit me, it was from that exact moment on, portraiture had started to evolve into what is now commonly shot with cameras in a studio with professional crew and equipment. more importantly, it was when people came to realise that they could be real and stay alive on paper, of what is called a photograph.

and for some reason unknown
it's bugging me tonight