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Cupz wrote:I am now desperately hoping this means we're going to get far more dizzying and intense bad-trip nightmare psychedelic experience stuff at levels we have not seen since at least Geogaddi.

zeoevil wrote:We're getting another soundtrack album. But his time it won't be John Carpenter post-apocalyptic zombie movie inspired, it'll be Lucio Fulci supernatural Giallo themed nightmare fuel.

Yeah, I'm really hoping now we get Geogaddi ++, proper fucked up. I'd like to think the brothers decided on an album theme a few years ago....
'things are pretty fucked in the world, right? Maybe the new album should go even darker'
(working on the album for a few years, things get even worse)
'things aren't getting any better, maybe this is a bit upbeat to release now?'
(more work, things still getting worse)
'Yeah, OK, we really need to fuck things up for this one, right?'

I love these posters - similar 90s cypherpunk futuristic design language to FSOL Lifeforms (EP and LP) and Dead Cities

rd1994 wrote:can I just say the poster with the brown haired girl irks me a little bit. It almost seems too "polished" in comparison to both the rest of this campaign and the "BOC" art style in general. but eh maybe that is just me.

idk thats actually my favourite one. Has a weird emotion to it.

The children are blind. This is an incredible tragedy. What happened?

Glen_Glog wrote:The children are blind. This is an incredible tragedy. What happened?

To much fortnite

And so much more, too

sowhereareyouliving? wrote:I love these posters - similar 90s cypherpunk futuristic design language to FSOL Lifeforms (EP and LP) and Dead Cities

I thought the same thing.

Looking at this girl, it does look AI generated. It doesn't look drawn, it doesn't look 3d generated, doesn't look like a photo that was manipulated. Look at her mouth, looks too long. Is that a shadow contouring her lower cheekbone on the left? Looks lower than what would naturally occur. They may have even used an AI that was deliberately tweaked to produce slightly wonky results that look passable at a glance for a psychological effect. Gotta say if I'm wrong though and it's a real pic of some girl this is a bit unfortunate

Josh wrote:

sowhereareyouliving? wrote:I love these posters - similar 90s cypherpunk futuristic design language to FSOL Lifeforms (EP and LP) and Dead Cities

I thought the same thing.

But whereas early 90s ambient techno (which I love) had an optimistic techno-futurist exotic sonic-swamp sort of positive aesthetic... I'm getting post-TH, cold, uncaring souless AI vibes from these posters. This album will be dark AF

I went on a mission yesterday to see the posters. I thought that they may have disappeared until I saw the edge of the blue-green one from behind this car - most of it was torn away. However, the first poster in the sequence was completely covered by a different poster, which I tore down, revealing the red one in its full form. This was an awesome surprise because it wasn’t apparent from far away that the first poster was still there.






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Glen_Glog wrote:The children are blind. This is an incredible tragedy. What happened?

Likely social commentary on children taking the brunt of the damage and tragedy we inflict upon our world.

Commentary on Gaza perhaps? Or on war in general? They do almost appear 'undead,' so you have to wonder. :/

Den wrote:I went on a mission yesterday to see the posters. I thought that they may have disappeared until I saw the edge of the blue-green one from behind this car - most of it was torn away. However, the first poster in the sequence was completely covered by a different poster, which I tore down, revealing the red one in its full form. This was an awesome surprise because it wasn’t apparent from far away that the first poster was still there.






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Great find!! Kudos for ripping down the poster somone else placed over top of it.

I've asked my friend Jon, who is Canadian but lives in LA, to keep his eyes peeled for me.

I wonder if there is deliberate cross promotion with the Stones and in cali Girl Skateboards posters. Maybe the album is called Tape Five because of the 5th big record?

GeoDose wrote:

Den wrote:I went on a mission yesterday to see the posters. I thought that they may have disappeared until I saw the edge of the blue-green one from behind this car - most of it was torn away. However, the first poster in the sequence was completely covered by a different poster, which I tore down, revealing the red one in its full form. This was an awesome surprise because it wasn’t apparent from far away that the first poster was still there.






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Great find!! Kudos for ripping down the poster somone else placed over top of it.

I've asked my friend Jon, who is Canadian but lives in LA, to keep his eyes peeled for me.

Thank you! My hope is that at least one fellow listener sees the top of the poster from behind the car before it’s covered again or taken down.

And yes, it was cool to the see the Girl posters.

Hold on. None of you have ever heard of Village of the Damned? Really? I mean, the remake was done by John Carpenter of all people (see Gemini).

zeoevil wrote:We're getting another soundtrack album. But his time it won't be John Carpenter post-apocalyptic zombie movie inspired, it'll be Lucio Fulci supernatural Giallo themed nightmare fuel.

Called it.

If anyone’s interested, all the updated posters in soho are still fully visible and intact. Saw them today