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Who's your favorite photographer? Doing some research for a new project, tag below 👇

How would you describe our music to somebody? Insert adjective in comments below. Here's a part of the interview that got edited our: "Whatever somebody feels about our record is a reflection of their reality, and it is always to be taken with a grain of salt. In my head our record is a simplified version of what I would like to achieve one day, because it is really, really hard to exactly translate a feeling. So what feels to me like a Britney version of my potential is difficult to digest to somebody else. I can’t explain it, we’re talking about music after all. It goes right through your body and then there is a real reaction. That’s the beauty of it." Read the full interview on Cools(dot)com byyeeeeeee

"I met oOoOO in 2015 and all of a sudden, all these ideas going in circles in my head had found somebody to dock on to. I’m pretty sure the two of us meeting caused some kind of mini implosion of the universe. We started just rioting around, fantasising about creating our own society, eating and drinking in excess even though we didn’t really have that much money to waste. Walking into a fancy restaurant looking like slobs ordering 50$ steaks is the life. That’s how we started making music, out of pure love for each other and the need to create something of our own, where our truth was spoken. Our music is our Übermensch, it is a better version of us, it resumes everything we believe in and whatever comes after that." Read the full interview on Cools, link in bio!
Hairpins: @ashleywilliamslondon
Earrings: @gucci
Cardigan & tights: Thrifted
Shoes: @maryam_nassir_zadeh
Bass Guitar: @fender

Got my custom Islamiq Grrrls bling and a new interview+editorial coming out, see you tomorrow baby 🥀🖤

Our Faminine Mystique Tshirts nearly sold out, thank you all! Grab yours before they're all gone, link in bio! Love you guys 🥀🎈🖤 PS: send us your selfies in our merch, I love these!

Take me baaaack sb pls host me & oOoOO in LA/Joshua Tree we're in serious need of pupusas

Currently filming a new music video with @ooooo_music for a single premiere. We've been cooking up some next level tunes over the horrific winter and are extremely excited to drop some weird new sounds into the world to melt down your little hearts. Stay tuned via our link bio for more updates and have a look at our online shop where we've done a little spring cleaning for ya, signed vinyls and merch is on sale, last day today! 🖤🥀❤
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I was born with a skin disease called Neurodermitis. Since I was 3 months old, my body was covered in heavy eczema and scabs. It was mostly spread over my face, my neck, arms, hands and the back of my knees. My parents were heartbroken about my condition and pulled me through an endless amount of treatment methods, none of them worked. When I started Kindergarten, a lot of growing up was quickly done. I was the freak of the class, I looked sad and unhealthy and kids thought I had a contagious disease. Starting from there untill I graduated from highschool, I was object to collective bullying and segregation. The few people who briefly stuck with me always felt to me like they were doing me a favor. Strangers on the street would walk up to 10 year old me and ask me what that disease I had was, and if it was contagious. Some random people would preach my mother at the shoe store or supermarket and tell her she was doing things wrong, giving her unsolicited advice on how to heal me. But above all, I had to deal with the fact people saw me as a freak. Kids thought I was gross and ugly and were giving me a hard time because of it. In the middle of all of this, I found myself retiring from opening up to people or going out. I would sometimes sit on a bench on a busy street on my own and observe people for hours. I got a library card and started reading a book a day, everyday. First they were novels, fictions for children, then in my teens they turned into Nietzsche, Kafka, Rousseau, Freud, Jung. I developed a deep sense for social structures, emotional intelligence, the subconscious, human behavior.
Even though I found a way to manage my eczema with cortisone, I'm only a stressful situation or an allergic reaction away from being projected back into 6 year old me.
It is the one thing I never managed to get entirely rid of, this way of seeing myself through the eyes of me as a child.
Publishing photos like these are a big stretch for me, and I'm glad I reached a point in my life where I stopped hating myself. I've been carrying so much baggage, I cant tell it all here, but I hope this reaches somebody in a similar situation and might be of any use to somebody 🥀🖤

There is a lot of new music just sitting there waiting to be released, meanwhile I've been practising my bass and working on new photography and videos. Here's the inspo to my last 2 photos I posted, people who have an incredible sense for depth of field, lighting and color grading. I discovered Gregory Crewdson about 10 years ago, saw a little clip of his process on YouTube and that was pretty much the start of my interest in cinematic photography. I have always been drawn to music, movies, photography or paintings that have some kind of psychological depth to them. I have always been naturally drawn to analyzing behaviour around me, always been fascinated by the mysticism of the ordinary. These photos by Rineke Dijkstra and Gregory Crewdson capture that feeling which is hard to put in words, I hope this will reach some of you and move you as much as it moved me.

What band would you like to see us tour with? Tag below! In case you didnt know, you can find all previous and current releases by @ooooo_music & me on our Nihjgt Feelings website, as well as our tour dates, all our music videos and signed by order vinyls & merch! All proceeds go straight to us and support us in making music videos and releasing records on vinyl & CD, as we are entirely self made and released. Link in bio 🎀💕💖

I can feel the heat closing in
Steaming down like a heavy machine
Waking me up, I feel them gazing in

See them march down the iron stairs
Deep shadows filling up my hands
Setting me up to be their devil doll
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// got so many new songs done which nobody will ever hear.

Drop a ☀️🌴 in the comment so I can deal with this darkness. Mallorca was so beautiful, back home now wrapping up a bunch of new songs, working out our next music video so keep your eyes peeled! Also wearing our Faminine Mystique shirt in this pic, link in bio!

Last night in Palma 🥀

🥥🌴 What record would you take on a desert island? Tag your band below! 🥀 Doing a little spring sale for the whole month of April!!! Grab our double LP now for 20$! Link in bio! 🥀
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When is the last time you cried?

Wonderful photo by Lauren Tepfer 🌠🌟 New Jersey girl power!

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