Jack Dark is an independent electronic musician known for his idiosyncratic… Read Full Bio ↴Jack Dark is an independent electronic musician known for his idiosyncratic music, as well as his self-created audio software.
Jack Dark began with the release of a free ambient electronic EP named Soluna (2004). Next the synthclash Vagabond Neologist commercial LP (2005) was released. Shortly after that, the free experimental Z-Sides EP (2005) was released.
After the completion of those albums Jack began working full time on experimental virtual studio technology. He produced many popular VSTs via the freeware series DarkWare (2005), and later commercial VSTs under the brand NOVUZEIT (2006-7). However, Jack ceased VST production in 2007 to return to his musical ambitions.
Jack Dark used his now self created tools to produce the free Denizen EP (2008). Jack was unsure if he would continue writing music afterwards, but the album was met with glowing reviews which encouraged JD to work on a full length LP.
Two years later, a new LP entitled Darkness Catharsis was released in early 2010, further utilizing his personal software and deep personal introspection. Darkness Catharsis was originally going to be a commercial release, but Jack decided to release it for free due to being indecisive about continuing to produce under the "Jack Dark" name in the future.
All of JD's albums (and VST) are available for free at Jack Dark's website:
http://jackdark.atspace.com/
Jack Dark began with the release of a free ambient electronic EP named Soluna (2004). Next the synthclash Vagabond Neologist commercial LP (2005) was released. Shortly after that, the free experimental Z-Sides EP (2005) was released.
After the completion of those albums Jack began working full time on experimental virtual studio technology. He produced many popular VSTs via the freeware series DarkWare (2005), and later commercial VSTs under the brand NOVUZEIT (2006-7). However, Jack ceased VST production in 2007 to return to his musical ambitions.
Jack Dark used his now self created tools to produce the free Denizen EP (2008). Jack was unsure if he would continue writing music afterwards, but the album was met with glowing reviews which encouraged JD to work on a full length LP.
Two years later, a new LP entitled Darkness Catharsis was released in early 2010, further utilizing his personal software and deep personal introspection. Darkness Catharsis was originally going to be a commercial release, but Jack decided to release it for free due to being indecisive about continuing to produce under the "Jack Dark" name in the future.
All of JD's albums (and VST) are available for free at Jack Dark's website:
http://jackdark.atspace.com/
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People Disappoint You
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ThilsikTonix
And he should've. Here's why.
I was raised without a dad. I was raised by my mom, grandma, grandpa, and aunt in a house where everyone was constantly screaming, sometimes people threw things at me, and I was hospitalized for aggression and self-harm at the age of 12. I suffered from acute PTSD from that hospitalization, and, little did I know it at the time, but I was suffering from CPTSD from all of the screaming and fighting I'd witnessed. I escaped through video games, roleplaying, and talking to the very few people who I ever could've called "friend".
It was fine at the time. It was fine because it always is when that's what you're used to. I was happy then, when I was younger, because I was innocent. I was happy.
I grew up, and I started to feel the consequences of actions not just my own, but of my family and my state as well. I realized that everyone around me was happy, my family was happy... and if they weren't happy, they were at least not suffering as much as I was. I felt rage. I was so upset that they'd traumatized me permanently and just left me to suffer.
Break out of that cycle. Don't let the past define you, and, regardless of severity (having full-blown flashbacks and dissociative episodes or just feeling sad for a few weeks), DO NOT sweep it all under the rug and dismiss your feelings as unimportant. Learn to break out of cycles now... no, it won't prepare you in the case that you witness something that traumatizes you forever, but it might make you happier of a person.
Jerry Joestar
@Dude McGuybro Seems like we're all trying to agree with the 'changing' and 'growing' message.
Anyway, I disagree. I believe there are people out there like myself who know what we mean when we say they are not the same.
Sometimes they were at their best In certain things like "humor, perspective, focus, authenticity".
People jumping pretty quick with the nostalgia fallacy.
People do change, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worst. Then there's acceptance for either of them.. Then the older you get, the less likely you are to change what you have accepted, better or worse.
ai chan
The problem for me is that, for my first love (that I can remember**), I only realised it when I felt the hurt and the loss.
I knew a lot of children 'dated' and stuff, and I watched a lot of PG movies/dramas a lot as a kid, but I just never rly associated myself with the feeling of love??
(Honestly, a part of me still doesn't rly know whether it was actually love)
So for me, it's more like the opposite: my first love never died because I knew how much it started to hurt;; that mixed with a lot of regret about what I could've done with my friends but didn't.....I feel like it rly messed me up - esp. since, I was given a false sense of hope, I was told I had a choice in the decision when it didn't even matter, I had to move.
As much as I do love some of the experiences and ppl after moving, I would give all that away just to have a chance to stay, maybe just a little longer (like I asked, maybe until the end of the yr)
**
Apparently I said I wanted to marry someone when I was even younger, and I am the only one who doesn't remember that or the feelings attached to it;
And tbh, I think it's more like looking up to an older person (parent/sibling) and saying that (y'know what I mean right?);;
More meaning was probably put into it because we weren't related
-- kinda don't know why I looked up to him, but that's probably because he kinda bullied me (it was light teasing/bullying, that I exaggerated in my head, but I swear I heard him admitting to bullying me last yr)
Danny desquitoe
Jacksepticeye woke up tried to choose violence, succeeded, and then chose regret
BakaJoZero
Well he has young fans and they get upset easy especially when they miss out on fan meetups. I was at pax east when jack went and they cut his line and saw all those girls just bawl there eyes out. It was hell and many ran from them
scrubby dubby
@BakaJoZero yeah can't anger the demons
Urøbøurøs Null
@BakaJoZero So many good fandoms and media have such horrible communities. It’s like being a fan of Rick & Morty or anime, in a lot of cases it’s better to just enjoy those things in silence because the loud and crazy bunch damn near represent the entire community even when it shouldn’t.
Shadow bullet
@BakaJoZero except head right lmfao I used to watch his 100 episodes of happy wheels in middle school and now I’m 18 😢 he’s 100% right I miss how I felt watching my old favorite YouTubers and now when I watch them I have no energy to even react
Snow Mexican
@Urøbøurøs Null Yup, I like watching Rick and Morty every once in a while and if there's good anime Ill watch it, but I sure as hell wont talk about it because it has a bad name. Just saying "Oh yeah rick and morty is pretty funny" instantly has negative connotations or saying "yeah I like anime" makes people think "ah yes weeb who only wathces mainstream shit".
Erebus
Bro just called out the childhood lives of most of his og viewers 💀
Jeremiah Kennison Jr
Bro I’ve been watching him since 2014 I was 11 now I’m 19😭
all ftw
Lmaooooo
as Lofi as it can get
@Jeremiah Kennison Jr I miss those days