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Underworld Ascendant will be published on Steam for PC in the second half of To learn more about Underworld Ascendant , please visit: www. Facebook: UnderworldAscendantGame. I remember someone saying in a condescending way, about how he has all these young female fans. He said something to the effect of he was just so proud that he was part of giving music to our future doctors and leaders.

I was like, "F— yeah, that's my guy. I mean, the truth is that country is a made-up thing to sell records to a segregated America back in the '30s.

But here we are, and I think what has become important to me and what seems to be important to the other people that listen to country music, is I think it's something about continuing to be brutally, if not comically, brutally honest about where you're at. That's what I think is so sweet when you hear classic country records about super macho cowboys talking about how they're just crushed. Some woman just crushed him and they're not even trying to hide it. They're just, "I got nothing, just tears.

I know different people have different things that mean a lot — but for me it usually comes down to the story, the lyrics and the story.

A lot of times in pop or popular music, the lyrics don't get the full weight that they could. I mean, honestly, it's been kind of nice because I can just do a bunch of stuff from my house, hang out with my kid, and it's not as sad to be traveling and trying to be away from her and my husband. So that part's been actually really nice.

Maybe this is idealistic too, but I think it strips it back to that, anyone who's doing it right now, isn't doing it for the business part, we're doing it for the music. I've said this a million times, but music has been in every culture since the beginning of culture, because it is a human need.

We need it for each other. We need it with each other and that shouldn't get superseded all the time by the profit and the business part of it.

People Exclusive. Blond, thin, and manicured, Amy portrayed the ideal ego on the outside that her consciousness rigidly adhered to on the inside. When the master signifier is operable, language always bears the trace of that initial absence and its inadequacy continues along an interminable chain that slides from one signifier to the next without asserting any absolute meaning.

The Real that Amy enters through her psychoanalytic act marks the impossibility of the Symbolic that depends on it. Yet still, none of these levels of meaning can completely convey Amy or her psychoanalytic act in total for that truth inseparable from language can never be articulated; it can signify anything but itself.

We believe in its ability to convey truth, despite the fact that the one truth that constitutes us may never be spoken. Constantly manipulable as well as impossible, language writes us as it marks our bodies. Nick wants more knowledge of Amy and her plan as he ascertains her framing of him, at the same time as she does not want to give up her knowledge.

And it is here that the Dunnes are able to ignite mutual desire based on the fantasy of completion. Lacan says,. That is all that can be said.

The disjunction between what he says and what he thinks punctuates this point. But I love her. I need her to be okay. She has to be okay. Now there exists the mutual desire set in motion by the fundamental fantasy of the divided subject in relation to its objet a. She knows exactly what I want to hear. And how fun for her to know that she could fuck with my head like that still.

For this reason, Nick and Amy view the other as the object-cause-of-desire, as the objet a that grants subjective consistency through its absence and whose drive for attainment promises the surplus jouissance of the other side.

Like two halves who have the potential to be joined, Amy and Nick have become magnetized through a desire fueled by belief in the objet a and its predication on the carving out of lack. Amy Elliot Dunne stood barefoot on [their] doorstep in a thin pink dress that clung to her as if it were wet.

Her ankles were ringed in dark violet. From one limp wrist dangled a piece of twine. Her hair was short and frayed at the ends, as if it had been carelessly chopped by dull scissors.

Her face was bruised, her lips swollen. She was sobbing. My God! And thus, Nick pulls his wife inside as he lovingly cradles her face. This unspoken agreement actually furthers the mutual desire exposed in the previous section.

Indeed, and the catastrophe — or at least proximity of catastrophe — must continue or Nick and Amy run the risk of slipping back into their desireless relation.

Their master signifier — the unsayable — is their joint collusion in a frightening plot that temporarily removes them from a lawless field and reinserts them in a fully-articulated field of conditions and boundaries.

I feel like the production is a little bit more poppy than the versions that we heard… Oh, interesting! When you do hear them all together too, I do think there was an effort to make sure that we had this consistency across all of them.

Some of them ended up being sister songs. I like an album feeling like a movie soundtrack honestly; something that has all the different colors. Somehow it all feels totally natural to me laughs so hopefully it feels good to everybody else. Are you just gonna stay brokenhearted about it? That one is definitely the most personal too.