re-launch: glashaut music mixes

re-launch: glashaut music mixes - february.

i haven't been posting these mixes for quite some time even though i still created them every month. i recently decided to get some time off of my tumblr account ( where i posted them regularly ) and now that this platform is crossed out for a while i decided to revive it on this little blog again. i also do want to make a change on here and posting more often. let's see how i will keep that promise, though. i think there won't be too much of a change though, the content will probably stay the same, my own personal diary. maybe i will spice it up with a monthly link carousel, like i did in my very early years of blogging on here. and of course, i want to post my music mixes again. and here is the latest one from february.

glashaut music mix: feb. '15 - i just don't know what to do with myself. from glashaut. on 8tracks Radio.

february - the month of waiting. waiting for winter to be over, waiting for the first blossoms to bloom, waiting for the hibernation to end. you don't know what to do with yourself but getting yourself lost in your own mind, and it's never too good to get lost in a brain that fears too much. as soon as the first sunrays start to shine, you get out to catch them, to let them brighten your heart and mind, to scare the monsters away. hope is high that maybe this time you will scare them for good.

tracklist

muse . time is running out

boysetsfire . boiling frogs

the white stripes . i just don't know what to do with myself

the smiths . cemetary gates

bob dylan . house of the rising sun

dir en grey . 蟲 (mushi)

keaton henson feat. ren ford . elevator song

björk . i've seen it all (strings version)

cocorosie . gravedigress

tori amos . icicle

sia feat. the weeknd & diplo . elastic heart

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