Category: Anthropocene

  • Beavis and Butthead Reviewed by Lucy Trotter

    Beavis and Butthead Reviewed by Lucy Trotter

    I am reviewing Beavis and Butthead as people. They are both very simple but at the same time they are the way they are for a reason and I’ve been carefully analyzing their personalities and traits. I’ve always loved the show but more recently I’ve started recognizing them everywhere and in everything… This summer my…

  • “One” by Metallica Reviewed by Zoe Green

    “One” by Metallica Reviewed by Zoe Green

    The 1981 track “One” by Metallica is a sprawling, seven minute thrash metal masterpiece written about a soldier who has lost his limbs, sight, speech, and hearing to a landmine. Trapped inside of his own body, his only remaining function is the ability to think and use his own head to tap on his pillow…

  • Porcelain Dolls Reviewed by Azel Reese

    Porcelain Dolls Reviewed by Azel Reese

    Porcelain dolls, truly one of the most interesting things to affect anthropecene. With a cultural and a paranormal significance they’ve engraved themselves into our societies and our hearts. I was given porcelain dolls at a young age, my grandparents whom I lived with at the time had given me two porcelain dolls for my 11th…