When did Xiu Xiu click for you?

when i started getting fucked in the ass

>>73366872
same

when I started killing kids

when a burning flag was thrown upon me
and my clothes caught fire as well as my hair
all of which burnt off and then my flesh became fuel
before the rowdy boys encircled my bonfire and pissed out the flames
"this is what happens to magafags" they chanted over and over and over again and again
in the hospital the corpulent nurse put on la foret by xiu xiu while the doctor adjusted the traction pulleys
when the album died i wanted to as well

when i admitted to myself that im trans desu

I saw this band live back in 2008. I only went because Prurient was opening for them.
He was fantastic. They were fucking atrocious.

>>73367733
they were touring behind a pretty lackluster album to be fair

>>73366861
When I heard apistat commander for the second time.

>>73366861
A couple of years ago when I was depressed and drinking a lot of wine every night and listening to A Promise

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It took me a long time to catch on to the subtlety of his work, but eventually the maturity and eloquence of his character really spoke to me.
/sarcasm

It never clicked because the music is garbage.

>>73368306
I'll give it to you that the flag burning is kind of obnoxious.

On the other hand, are you trying to imply that musicians are supposed to be mature and eloquent? That's just a little retarded, anon.

>>73367705
jamie?

around junior year of highschool

it stopped clicking with me junior year of college

>>73367733
i saw prurient when he was touring frozen niagara falls and he sucked so much fucking cock

When I was about 16

It stopped clicking when I hit 17

>>73368306
that's a very nice photo desu

I really liked them in my sophomore year of high school.
I don't care for them now.
Also, Jamie's twitter is fucking embarrassing.

>>73368430
>are you trying to imply that musicians are supposed to be mature and eloquent?
No, but I am implying that it takes a little more than being Linkin Park levels of faux-edge with a thin veneer of hipster cred to be taken seriously.

>>73368593
>hipster
do I need to whip out the pasta on you?

>>73368716
The idea of "hipster" being a nebulous adjective applied to something for marketing appeal applies perfectly to the idea that Xiu Xiu is a project that thrives off of image alone.