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Zara Lee

Tired of the Same Old Rock? These Southeast Asian Albums Hit Different

If you’ve been stuck in the same rotation—Zeppelin, Sabbath, maybe some newer indie stuff—this is your sign to shake it up a bit. I went down a rabbit hole recently and found some wild stuff coming out of Southeast Asia. Think psych rock meets folk instruments, strange rhythms, and gritty energy. Here’s what stood out: • Guruh Gipsy – Guruh Gipsy Indonesian. Feels like prog rock crashed into a temple. Wild drums, traditional instruments, but still very listenable. Big sound. • Those Shocking Shaking Days (Compilation) 70s Indonesian rock. Raw. Loud. Some of it sounds like garage bands losing their minds in the best way. • Wilderness – Ballroom Dancing Slightly chaotic, but catchy. Like someone plugged in at a wedding and just started shredding. Surprisingly fun. • Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band – Planet Lam Thai funk with traditional instruments. Laid-back groove but with serious bite. Great background for a BBQ or night drive. • Cambodian Rocks (Compilation) Psychedelic garage rock from pre-Khmer Rouge Cambodia. Gritty, strange, and full of energy. One of those “how have I never heard this” moments. • Paradise Bangkok – 21st Century Molam More Thai psych-funk. Funky bass, trippy melodies. Sounds like someone DJing from a jungle. • YĪN YĪN – The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers Technically Dutch, but they channel that Southeast Asian vibe hard. Funky, weird, and fun as hell. • Degung – Mojang Priangan Vol. 1 More chill. Traditional Sundanese music. Good for evenings when you want something calming but not boring. • Wayang Golek – Giri Harja III Music for Indonesian puppet theater. Yep, that’s a thing. Strange and hypnotic. Not for everyone, but worth a shot. #Entertainment #music #DeepCutRock #SoutheastAsianSound #VinylHoarderApproved #TrySomethingNew

Tired of the Same Old Rock? These Southeast Asian Albums Hit Different
Christopher Gilbert

San Francisco | Come eat Saru hand rolls without queuing on weekends.

Look no further than Saru! With its 5 PM opening time, you can get an early start and avoid the crowds. Just walk in and enjoy! 🌟 Scallop: This handroll is an absolute delight. Don't miss out on ordering an extra one! 🐟 Fatty Tuna: Although it may not beat the offerings at Handroll Project, Saru's version of fatty tuna is still delicious. 🟠 Roe & Mt Yam: If you've never tried yam in a handroll before, this is your chance! Saru's combination of roe and mountain yam is a unique and tasty treat. 🐟 Eel: Save the best for last with this handroll. The sweet and savory glazed eel is a crowd-pleaser. 🍹 Yuzu Mocktail: Looking for a refreshing non-alcoholic beverage? The yuzu mocktail at Saru is the perfect choice. Saru offers a wider variety of handroll options compared to Handroll Project, with varying price ranges. While it may not completely overshadow Handroll Project's flavors, it still provides a convenient and satisfying dining experience. The restaurant is adorned with charming, Yutaka Furudate-style hanging lamps, and the staff members crafting the handrolls are friendly and accommodating. So, if you're in the mood for a queue-free dining experience on a weekend stroll, give Saru a try! 👋 #Saru #SanFrancisco #Handrolls #JapaneseCuisine #Foodies #FoodieFinds #TastyTreats #QueueFreeDining #WeekendVibes #TrySomethingNew

San Francisco | Come eat Saru hand rolls without queuing on weekends.San Francisco | Come eat Saru hand rolls without queuing on weekends.San Francisco | Come eat Saru hand rolls without queuing on weekends.San Francisco | Come eat Saru hand rolls without queuing on weekends.San Francisco | Come eat Saru hand rolls without queuing on weekends.San Francisco | Come eat Saru hand rolls without queuing on weekends.
DuskDynamo

Tried Aerial Silks? Here’s What I Wish I Knew

I signed up for my first aerial silks class thinking it’d be all grace and zero sweat. Spoiler: it’s a killer workout, but so worth it. 🔸 Get your upper body and core ready. Pull-ups, leg lifts, and rows at home make those first climbs way less brutal. 🔸 Don’t skip stretching. Warm up your shoulders, arms, and even your hands. Trust me, your muscles will thank you later. 🔸 Always learn from a pro. Silks look fun, but trying moves solo is a fast track to injury. Start with a beginner class or aerial hammock for extra support. 🔸 Practice the basics—like the French Climb and foot locks—close to the ground until you’re confident. No shame in taking it slow! It’s tough at first, but every little win feels awesome. Anyone else get hooked after their first class? #AerialSilks #FitnessJourney #TrySomethingNew #Health #Fitness

Tried Aerial Silks? Here’s What I Wish I Knew
JadeJester

My Surprising First Try at Hypnosis

Tried hypnotizing my buddy with the magnetic hands trick—didn’t think it’d work, but wow, it actually did! Here’s what made it click for me: 💡 Start with someone you trust. It’s way less awkward, and you both relax faster. ✅ Get them comfy: Have them sit upright, hands in their lap, palms up. No distractions. 🔔 Set the mood: Give a quick pep talk and guide their hands about a foot apart, palms facing each other. Pretend you’re placing invisible magnets in their hands. ⚠️ Keep it light! This is just for fun—not therapy. If you’re not a pro, don’t go deep. The look on their face when their hands moved closer was priceless. Give it a shot, but always keep it safe and respectful! #HypnosisFun #HobbyExperiments #TrySomethingNew #Health #Wellness

My Surprising First Try at Hypnosis
GlitteringGlaive

Why Coffee-Dipped Oreos Changed My Snack Game

I always thought Oreos and milk were the ultimate combo—until I accidentally dropped my Oreo into my morning coffee instead. At first, I hesitated, but curiosity got the better of me. The result? Mind-blowing. The coffee soaked into the cookie, giving it a rich, bold flavor that milk just can’t match. It’s like the Oreo transforms into a grown-up treat, with a hint of bitterness that balances out the sweetness perfectly. I know this might sound strange if you’re used to the classic milk dip, but trust me, it’s worth a try. I even started experimenting with different types of coffee—espresso, lattes, even cold brew. Each one brings out something new in the Oreo. Now, I can’t go back to just milk. If you’re a coffee lover or just want to level up your snack game, give this a shot. You might never look at Oreos the same way again! #SnackHack #CoffeeLovers #OreoTwist #FoodieFinds #TrySomethingNew #Food #Foodie

Why Coffee-Dipped Oreos Changed My Snack Game
ZestyZinnia

How I Deal When Work Feels Like a Drag

Last week, I caught myself zoning out in a meeting, wondering if I’d ever feel excited about work again. That was my wake-up call—I needed to shake things up. Here’s what’s actually helped me: • I jot down things that used to make me smile—like binge-watching old movies or doodling. Then I pick one and just go for it, no pressure to be perfect. • I reach out to someone who gets my weird interests. Even a quick chat about dinosaurs or a walk outside can lift my mood. • I sign up for something totally random, like a pottery class or volunteering. It feels awkward at first, but it’s a total reset for my brain. • If things get too heavy, I talk it out—sometimes with a friend, sometimes with a pro. It’s honestly a relief. What’s your trick for snapping out of a funk? #MentalHealth #BeatTheBlahs #TrySomethingNew #Health

How I Deal When Work Feels Like a Drag
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