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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I’m a master in the performance of freedom. In Paris, this is just part of the social graces, but I maintained it as an act, to deceive potential college friends and then my current boyfriend into thinking I’m more fun than my truth. The truth eventually outs though. Shall we go poetic? Last night we (my bf and I) went to an Opium rave On Saturday nights we try to be brave we ordered our drinks and as as they were raised the noise hit us like a tsunami wave I keep ear-plugs in my purse, so we were saved but it was mood-wise and musically depraved we flinched, like a middle-aged couple, and flaked I should have sampled the bands - It was a mistake. Alas, it didn’t turn out the fun date-nite we craved Sundays we recharge and we needed the break. Ok, I’m over it (rhyming). Opium’s a music label with a universe of artists like Playboi Carti and Sexisdeath. What drew me in was the fashion trend, a “Opium aesthetic,” you might say, which meant fans weren’t just listening to, they were dressing for it, developing a style, which pulled from goth, punk and metal. The sound evolved from those influences too, but there’s way more distortion, screech and hypnotic repetition. As bad as it was - and it was bad - it certainly kept the crowd moving in a film-it-with-your-phone mosh-pit way. They were between DJs when we arrived and we’d ordered drinks - then the music hit and OMG, we gulped our martinis like shooters - leaving early and irritated. Does this mean we’re getting old? Anyway, don’t worry about us, we’ll erase that experience when we see ‘Tyler, The Creator’ at the ‘Rock en Seine’ festival, Wednesday night. The man makes a crowd connection. Ooo, want a fashion tip?: Sasha Sorrell jeans are the new Hedi Dior jeans. . . A song for this: See You Again (feat. Kali Uchis) by Tyler, The Creator If you want to simulate our rave experience, try this link: and turn it up (I dare ya): youtu.be/Kx6OGDFS5Sg?list=RDKx6OGDFS5Sg
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