Saw this on the Radiohead Sub and thought its funny. I didnt choose anything from Reality Awaits since that record just came out.

At The Door (4)

Life is simple in the Moonlight (50)

Call Me Back (0)

You talk way too much (50)

Drag Queen (9)

Why Are Sundays So Depressing (1)

Brooklyn Bridge To Chorus (19)

80s comedown Machine (3)

Evening Sun (42)

Welcome to Japan (22)

Taken for a Fool (25)

50/50 (0)

Slow Animals (0)

Selfless (42)

Threat of Joy (40)

15 Minutes (20)

On the Other Side (19)

Eternal Summer (11)

Not the Same anymore (1)

Games (4)

Encore:

Chances (0)

Modern Girls and Old Fashion Men (9)

Oblivius (2)

what a guy

My very first Voidz concert, Bologna, June 7th 2023.
Giuliano 🗣️

it's called rootwork - pain tracker

I was doing a listening marathon, thought I shared this, not many people might know about it

“The indie veterans are very much up for the fight as they deliver a deeply emotional career-spanning set during their first visit to the city in two decades.

Having drawn criticism online after their set was brought to an abrupt end the night prior in Newcastle, the band address the elephant in the room with a knowing wink as bassist Nikolai Fraiture introduces ‘deep cut’ ‘Last Nite’. “What the fuck is up, Manchester! This is the biggest show we’ve played on this tour, do you want an encore? This is our last song, wink wink and you might know it.”

It’s been anything but an easy ride to the top for The Strokes, and it’s understandable that the earned crown of being one of the world’s coolest bands has weighed heavy at times throughout their career, but tonight, there’s a hunger and defiance that suggests everything has clicked again. After all these years, they’re sounding more vital and more needed than ever before.”

Just another detail I noticed idk if anyone else hears it. Julian even says "and I go to another song because I [fall?] For a second time" using the same vocal melody.

To me this makes Tyrants seem like an Adults offshoot, which would be thematically fucked

At the end of dine and dash. Julian in some sort of sarcastic character voice says…” I Think that’s the minimum soft, and you can go harder if you want- but that’s the minimum soft.” It sounds like some sort of nonsense a certain producer would say. Is this a light hearted ‘diss of Rick Rubin??

In “Reality Awaits” Julian has immortalized his conflict with Anthony Fantano with the song “Lonely in the future” which I’m sure everyone knows by now. There’s no doubt the lyric was inspired by Fantanos negative review of the Voidz LABY. However, given it was a negative review about a Voidz album did Julian plan to respond with a diss on a Voidz song initially but then switched to the strokes since this new album was highly desired for years and the strokes are more popular than the Voidz. Either way I guess there won’t be a part 2 of Fantano interviewing Julian in his dungeon with the dim lighting and awkward camera angle.

I mean, it’s just… wow.
I could listen to that tiny piece of a song all day long.

Dude!!! Idk what your name was but im glad we got to talk for a bit about the band!! It was super cool hearing about how you saw them live in New York. If you're reading this, thanks for making my work day better and I hope to see you around, thanks dude.

I have created a Strokes quiz and wanted to gauge the difficulty level of it by posting on here. I have added a link to the quiz but if you cant access it I am posting the text here as well.

8 Questions | Easy → Impossible

Q1. Who in The Strokes is also a member of The Voidz?

A. Nick Valensi
B. Albert Hammond Jr.
C. Fabrizio Moretti
D. Julian Casablancas

Q2. Which New York City borough did The Strokes grow up in?

A. Brooklyn
B. Manhattan
C. Staten Island
D. Queens

Q3. Rick Rubin produced one of these Strokes albums. Can you spot it?

A. Is This It
B. Room on Fire
C. The New Abnormal
D. Comedown Machine

Q4. What track replaced "NYC Cops" on the initial US release of Is This It?

A. Hard to Explain
B. When It Started
C. The Modern Age
D. Someday

Q5. Which FIFA edition had The Strokes song "Machu Picchu" on its soundtrack?

A. FIFA 11
B. FIFA 14
C. FIFA 12
D. FIFA 10

Q6. Who is the Hollywood actor who appeared in the courtroom-themed 2004 video for "The End Has No End"?

A. Ashton Kutcher
B. Mila Kunis
C. Colin Farrell
D. Natalie Portman

Q7. In 2002, what beer brand offered The Strokes a multi-million-dollar deal to feature "Last Nite" in its ads?

A. Budweiser
B. Corona
C. Stella Artois
D. Heineken

Q8. Julian Casablancas and Albert Hammond Jr. skipped this mandatory activity together at Institut Le Rosey:

A. Snowboarding
B. Alpine Skiing
C. Tennis
D. Model United Nations (MUN)

How many did you get?

8/8 — Ode to the GOATs
7/8 — You're So Right
6/8 — Under Control
5/8 — Take It or Leave It
4/8 — 50/50
3/8 — Trying Your Luck
2/8 — Taken for a Fool
1/8 — Is This It

Greetings disciples of Julian,

I recently created a music page on Instagram where I share recommendations from different artists I am listening to, my objective is to make the space feel less intimidating where casuals aren't gatekept through deep cuts but rather shown songs adjacent to what they already know.

I made a reel on the Strokes and have added the video and Instagram link here, I am sure everyone on here has heard all the songs I have listed numerous times but the percentages are relative to the general population since you're already in the 1% of Strokes fans.

Hope it resonates

Last Nite (7) and Reptilia (138). Nothing from The New Abnormal is kinda crazy to me.

What is it really about then? I can think of nothing.

Hello!!

I was lucky enough to attend The Strokes concert in Paris (my second time seeing them, the first was at Lollapalooza 2019). The setlist was incredible, I think I sang along to all 22 tracks from start to finish! I’ve never seen a band create such an intense atmosphere I’ve been to great shows by Coldplay, The Killers, Green Day, and Keane, but this was something else

I have two remarks though, maybe someone here has the answers or noticed the same ? ^^'

What’s the deal with the stage production? You couldn’t see a thing! Julian Casablancas was wearing a black coat and black sunglasses, and there was practically no lighting on the band

I had a good spot, but I still couldn’t see anything! xD Honestly, they could have sent out lookalikes, and no one would have known the difference

Also, regarding ticket availability: why didn’t they choose larger venues or perhaps add more dates? (20,000 seats is actually quite small!)

I had to buy my tickets on the resale market because I couldn’t get any during the presale or the general sale ... everything sold out in less than 5 minutes

By the way, it was great to see so many young people there! It’s also nice to see that they seem to be touring more often than they used to !

We're playing a full set of covers. Songs from every album!! (Except Angles, srry guys)

Tickets r cheap ($14) so if you got no Halloween plans and are in nyc, start the night off with us :)

Tickets and Info here!

Stoked to see there's another chance to see these guys in the states!!!

This isn't really anything profound but I think I've grown to appreciate RA in a colder more autumnal setting more than in summer, it just fits more and I think it's not an album that benefited from been released in summer, it fits way more with darker months. Anyway that's it :)

thinking of making stickers?