The Second Coming: Then and Now One of my favorite poems—and the inspiration behind our song of the same name—W.B. Yeats’ The Second Coming is a haunting reflection of a world teetering on the edge of chaos. Written in the aftermath of World War I, its resonance stretches far beyond its historical moment,
Featured WTF is up with modern folklore? In the spring of 2020, when the world hit pause, we hit play. modern folklore was born in isolation, an attempt to channel the swirling frustration, uncertainty, and strange camaraderie of a time when everything felt like it was unraveling. We wanted to create something that made sense of the
the alchemy of art (or, why you should support local artists) art is just socially accepted alchemy—turning chaos into something that means something. sometimes it’s gold, sometimes it’s absolute bullshit, but either way, it shapes the world. this one’s about why that matters. ——— For every burgeoning artist, the journey is filled with moments of contrast—the soaring
Mindful Evolution: Navigating Humanity's Relationship with Technology You might not even realize it yet, but we’re living through an evolutionary shift—not of biology, but of consciousness and technology. The tools we’ve created—our phones, our computers, and now the algorithms shaping our daily experiences—are evolving faster than we are. What started as simple
in the beginning - a modern creation myth the short story in the beginning is exactly what modern folklore is about—creation, chaos, and that never-ending itch to figure out what the hell we’re all doing here. it’s told through the eyes of an ai who’s torn between worshiping its creator and calling bullshit on
