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geisternatur music mix: feb. '22 - barefoot trip to the nowhere near.


 when the past is a grotesque animal & deception tells you that you are not there, only the dance of love will take you to morning fog glades and wild woods, to tell tales of strange pleasures and how to stay soft. take care of your feet as you waltz through the park to reach the safety of the nests in the night where no risk and no victims of glory will be able to reach you.

playlist:

of montreal . the past is a grotesque animal
fat white family . feet
le tigre . deceptacon
the white stripes . you're pretty goodlooking ( for a girl )
knorkator . ich bin überhaupt nicht da
deftones . risk
silly . nester der nacht
mitski . stay soft
still corners . strange pleasures
thurston moore . forevermore
milla jovovich . in a glade
silly . liebeswalzer ( für h. f. )
kate bush . the morning fog
still corners . the trip
yo la tengo . nowhere near
james blake & rosalía . barefoot in the park
orville peck . no glory in the west
the lollipops . naked when you come
the doors . take it as it comes
the clash . london calling
tuxedomoon . victims of the dance
dead can dance .  wild in the woods


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