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The personal substack of Tatiana Simonian. Things related to music, technology, life and the intersection thereof.
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The Cocteau Twins, Nick Cave and one Wild Day in the Nineties. (opens the original)
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In the late 90s, I moved to London to pursue music. I was broke, had never been abroad on my own and rocked lavender contact lenses paired with flaming red hair. I had no plan… but I was going to figure it out. Your type B friend strikes again. <img alt="" clas
The Surveillance State of Instagram (opens the original)
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Soundtrack: “I Spy” - Pulp… and perhaps, “Love Will Tear Us Apart” - Joy Division. (I’m not referencing The Police, it’s overused.) <img alt="silhouette photography of person in front of window" class="sizi
The Death Dive (opens the original)
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On October 14th, 2008, New York band Secret Machines released their self-titled third album. It was their first album without founding guitarist Benjamin Curtis (brother of frontman, Brandon). Benjamin had been dating Alejandra Deheza of New York dream pop outfit School of Seven Bells (SVIIB), a band he was also in along with Deheza’s twin sister Claudia. He left to focus on that project.Nestled on that self-titled album is a simple song called, “Now You’re Gone.” Some of the lyrics are as follo
Perez Hilton, Lady Gaga and The Business of Negativity (opens the original)
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In 2011, I was hired by Twitter to be their first Head of Music. Out the gate, it was a wild ride. My days consisted of random music biz fire drills (“Madonna decided to join Twitter overnight without telling us and is hitting rate limits!”) and occasional nightmares (stalkers, underage situations, people leaking product info, and things involving the FBI). Most of the time, it was spreadsheets, useless internal meetings, making marketing decks and working with talent. I liked the latter part. O
Amaretto Sours and My Train-Wreck Interview with Isaac Brock (opens the original)
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