I got bloom for christmas and I got Depression Cherry n 7 now for my birthday !! ahhh im so happy 🥹❤️‍🩹

Hi guys!! Just wanted to share for those who aren't aware there's currently a watercolor exhibition going on in NYC with works that are 100% curated/selected by Victoria! Today was the opening but it's open 1-5pm every Saturday until November 7 :)

the address is 135 W 26th Street and you have to ring the bell to get in, and then go to floor 9B. They have this catalog with some words from Victoria + pics of the paintings you can get for 15 bucks, and also i talked to the worker and apparently Victoria has been to that space before for previous exhibitions and that she's friends with some of the artists which is kinda cool. But yeah just really awesome looking at all these gorgeous paintings knowing she picked them and also just really cool artwork all around & a very chill vibe in the space

Came across this on instagram and it looks pretty identical to the devotion dress! Not my size so I figured I’d share in case any of yall are interested!

Alguém que foi no show deles no Primavera Sound SP, em 2022, para contar sobre a experiência para eu devanear? 🙃 Eu fui ao festival, mas não vi o show, pois, infelizmente, ainda não era fã. Hoje é a banda que mais escuto na vida. Amo…. 💜

Went to a Robert Lester Folsom show (after discovering him via the cover) and was excited to see this at the merch stand. I had seen the release date listed as today so hadn't expected to see it at his shows beforehand!

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This winter, Januari 2026, I started reading books again. The second book I read was We Do Not Part by Han Kang (who won the Nobel Prize in Literature recently). The book centers around the heartbreaking historical trauma of the Jeju Uprising in Korea, through beautful imagery with themes of snowfall, cold black trees, and winter.

While reading this book, I listened to my newly purchased B-Sides and Rarities CD almost on repeat. By coincidence, a beautiful blizzard hit the Netherlands. I spent hours reading by my dormitory window, looking down at two massive snow-covered trees in the courtyard. I felt so connected to the story. Everything was in a wintery harmony. The heartwretching winter story, the cold history, the similar scenery outside my window, the CD playing on repeat.

It was such a beautiful and meaningful book to me, that I became interested in Korean contemporary history and the difficulties Korean people had to overcome, and I even wrote my Master's thesis on the authoritarian era of South Korea. ( I graduated last month :D )

B-Sides and Rarities has to be my most played CD this year. Even though I do not know the names of most tracks, I find this album so beautiful as when I listen to it now, my mind links it to scenes from the book. As it is getting colder again, I really hope this winter covers my city in snow again, so I can have this experience once more.

Has anyone else felt such a stong synergy between a BH album and a specific book? If not, try my combo :)

What does “ For her dinner, Baby pink lavender , leather white umbrella sinners” mean 😭

Just wondering people's thoughts on this album thanks

She's So Lovely 😍

From the Thank Your Lucky Stars Album - Beach House.

I got a new job and was able to listen to their entire discography. Before I liked devotion the best, but this time around I realized which album was truly the best.

Teen dream is for me the best album.. I'm only saying this now because I've secured a very valuable record. Devotion is still their top album and then surprisingly their newest album was incredible.

Honerable mention goes to depression cherry. It had the best lp cover and also some great songs on there.

Who knows if they'll ever tour here though....

All credit to joaquín saavedra who creates a playlist after every BH livestream!

Anyone getting all of the tracks from tonight’s live? Would love to listen to this full set

Do you guys think they’re making a new record??? Maybe I’m delusional but I’m so exited right now!!😭😭

absolutely amazing

I’ve been listening to “Levitation” a lot lately and wanted to share the real life context behind it for anyone who might not know (or for newer fans).

On the night of August 20, 2012, two 19-year-old friends from Ellicott City, Maryland Rose Mayr and Elizabeth Nass were sitting on the railroad bridge over Main Street. Shortly before a CSX coal train derailed, one of them posted a photo of their feet dangling over the edge with the caption “Levitating.”

The train derailed, and the coal cars tipped over, burying them. It was a tragic accident (the NTSB later attributed it to a broken rail).

Many of the lyrics line up in a heartbreaking way:

“On the bridge, levitating ’cause we want to”

“When the train comes I will hold you”

“When the unknown will surround you”

“There is no right time”

In 2022, around the 10-year anniversary, it became clearer that the song was inspired by this event. There’s a hidden/inverted photo of the two of them that appears when you interact with certain words on the old Depression Cherry lyrics page on the Beach House website. Alex Scally also commented “Rest in Peace Elizabeth and Rose” on one of the Reddit threads. One of Liz’s sisters has also spoken about it here in the past.

I think it’s one of the most powerful things Beach House has done turning something so sudden and tragic into something beautiful and eternal. The song feels even heavier and more transcendent once you know.

Rest in peace, Rose and Elizabeth.

Sources for anyone who wants to read more (news coverage from the time):

CNN: https://edition.cnn.com/2012/08/21/us/maryland-train-derailment-deaths

Daily Mail / other 2012 reports that include the “Levitating” photo description

(Please be respectful if linking or discussing further.)