Reproducing Sounds...... and Producing Sounds.Art, at large.Monochrome Daguerreotypy.Aesthetics.Minimalism.Fashion.German Existential Philosophy.Paganism ... Mysticism ... Eastern Thought ... The Occult.Gnosticism.Altered States.Modernism ... Postmodernism ... Cyber-Punk ... Sci-Fi.Psychopathology & Serial Killers.
Individualistic Individuums.
Apocalyptic-/Dark-/Neo-/Pagan-Folk, Martial Music, Dark-Cabaret, Goth-/Death-/Industrial-/Prog-/Math-Rock, Jazz, Indie, Garage, Shoegaze, World Music, Avant-garde, Alternative, Experimental, Psychodelic, Electronic, Synth-Pop, New Romantic, Ambient, Noise, Oldschool Industrial, Oldschool EBM, French, Minimal, New-/Cold-/Dark-/No-Wave, Bat-Cave, Post-Punk, Psycho-/Rocka-/Gotha-Billy, Hard-Core, Black, ... [did I miss anything?][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...] [...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...] [...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...][...]
Blade Runner - the Director's Cut, naturally (the International Cut is basically impossible to find) ... almost anything by: Lynch, Kubrick, Jarmush, Stone, Scott, Burton, Cronenberg, Tarantino, Tsukamoto, Aronofsky, Ferrara, Coppola, Von Trier, Von Sant, Fincher, Murnau, Herzog, Allen, Monty Python ... Cyber-Punk ... Sci-Fi ... classic & "Off" cinematography in general.
Static.
PROSE: Igor Babiak ("Zarys Psychiki Stefana Wolfa") ... J.G. Ballard ("Atrocity Exhibition"; "Crash"; "Concrete Island")... Samuel Beckett ("Waiting For Godot") ... Ambrose Bierce ("Can Such Things Be?"; "The Devil's Dictionary") ... Charles Bukowski ... Mikhail Bulhakov ("Master And Margarita") ... Anthony Burgess ("A Clockwork Orange") ... William S. Burroughs ("Naked Lunch"; "Junkie")... Albert Camus ("The Stranger") ... Carlos Castaneda ("The Teachings Of Don Juan") ... Nick Cave ("And The Ass Saw The Angel") ... Louis-Ferdinand Celine ("Journey To The End OF The Night") ... J.M. Coetzee ("Dusklands"; "Waiting For The Barbarians"; "Life And Times Of Michael K."; "Disgrace")... Joseph Conrad ("Heart Of Darkness") ... Deborah Curtis ("Touching From A Distance") ... Roahl Dahl ("Charlie And The Chocolate Factory"; "The Witches") ... Philip K. Dick (The "Valis" Trilogy; "The Three Stigmata Of Palmer Eldritch"; "Ubik"; "A Scanner Darkly"...basically everything) ... Fyodor Dostoevsky ("Notes From Underground"; "Crime And Punishment"; "The Idiot") ... William Gibson ("Neuromancer") ... Nikolai Gogol ("Dead Souls") ... Joseph Heller ("Catch 22") ... Hermann Hesse ("Steppenwolf") ... Aldous Huxley ("The Doors Of Perception/Heaven And Hell"; "Brave New World") ... James Joyce ("A Potrait Of The Artist As A Young Man"; "Ullises") ... Franz Kafka ("Metamorphosis"; "The Process") ... Ka-tzetnik 135633 ("The House Of Dolls") ... Jack Kerouac ("On The Road"; "The Subterraneans"; "The Dharma Bums") ... George Kosinski ("The Painted Bird") ... Milan Kundera ("Unbearable Lightness Of Being") ... C.S. Lewis ("The Chronicles Of Narnia") ... H.P. Lovecraft ("The Call Of Cthulhu") ... Gabriel Garcia Marquez ("One Hundred Years Of Solitude")... John Milton ("Paradise Lost") ... Friedrich Nietzsche ("Thus Spoke Zarathustra"; philosophical works) ... Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch ("Venus In Furs") ... J.D. Sallinger ("Catcher In The Rye") ... J.R.R. Tolkien ("Silmarillion"; "The Hobbit"; "The Lord Of The Rings") ... Kurt Vonnegut Jr ("Slaughterhouse-Five") ... Oscar Wilde ("The Picture Of Dorian Gray") ... Colin Wilson ("The Outsider") ... The Necronomicon ... The Nag Hammadi Library ... The Bardo Thodol (The Tibetan Book Of The Dead) ... (and a whole lot more my overwhelming amnesia has unfortunately so successfully disabled me to enumerate).POE-TRY: Charles Baudelaire ("Les Fleurs Du Mal") ... William Blake ("The Marriage Of Heaven And Hell"; "Songs Of Innocence And Experience") ... George Gordon Byron ... Samuel Taylor Coleridge ("The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner") ... Allen Ginsberg ("Howl" and other poems) ... Comte de Lautreamont ("Les Chants de Maldoror") ... Edgar Allen Poe ("The Raven"; "Annabel Lee"; "The Fall Of The House Of Usher") ... Arthur Rimbaud ... William Shakespeare.
ANTI-heroes and villains!