photo is from e621 by matemi (warning:  nsfw)

[ARCEUSCORE S3] AL1CE - IS THAT COLORBOUNCE

so...    rawr

please do not ask me Why I picked the suggestive questionable photos of D̶a̶d̶d̶y̶ Mao Mao. I was drunk. 

(artists are mymu666/vo7Gu46xDuh36 and Nemwo/Nemhippie although nemhippie's is currently privated on twitter but you can still find his stuff on certain websites. BTW NSFW)

babytron gets laced with a potassium

like a pro

The koabii account will go on a small hiatus for now because of school and me literally not having my pc on me but just wait pls i'll come back as soon as i can

So enjoy this lil scrapped song that i had sitting around on my phone for the time being ok thanks bye

i think i like you (unfinished)(read desc)

i could sample that: the movie

she's soooo cyberpunk!! love her

SDIYBT🥀 prod openyoomind x spxtre

Confession Vol. 2 by Vertex Remedy is a bold, emotionally charged continuation of a journey that began in 2020—a project born from pain, faith, and the healing power of music. Following the release of Confession Vol. 1 in 2021, Vertex dives deeper into the concept of confession, using each track to explore a different struggle we all face: pride, addiction, lust, self-doubt, and more. This isn’t just an album—it’s a statement. A raw, vulnerable offering to the mental health community from an artist who’s openly shared that music and faith saved his life.  The album unfolds like a narrative, with Vertex (Jacob Chavez) in a depressive spiral, called to action by a familiar voice—K4NTR1P—who acts as his conscience, pushing him through the fog with humor and urgency. It’s a story of resistance, of choosing light over darkness, and of turning pain into purpose. Featuring artists from his label Proxinized Rebirth—RYLVX, K4NTR1P, and R3TR0ZO—the project blends early 2000s underground techno nostalgia with the grit of hybrid trap, a genre Vertex has helped shape but now reimagines through the lens of his childhood inspirations.  With 15 tracks and a 45-minute runtime, Confession Vol. 2 is more than a listening experience—it’s a cathartic release, a spiritual reckoning, and a reminder that healing often begins with honesty. Vertex Remedy doesn’t just make music. He makes medicine.

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