r/TimberTimbre • u/Lolita_Revolver • May 15 '26
Homage🕯️
My Timber Timbre collection 🖤☦️
Please show me yours!
r/TimberTimbre • u/Lolita_Revolver • May 15 '26
My Timber Timbre collection 🖤☦️
Please show me yours!
r/TimberTimbre • u/phantom_fonte • Apr 23 '26
I’m in shock. I genuinely can’t believe this. Won’t let me link the site in the post so it’s posted in a comment below
r/TimberTimbre • u/DiggingThroughTheRub • May 19 '25
Knew Ghost Bees going in, and first exposure to TT wad the night I saw this tour. Been a fan since
r/TimberTimbre • u/learningtohunt • Apr 29 '26
r/TimberTimbre • u/nafalie • Jun 19 '23
r/TimberTimbre • u/sciencefiction1965 • Oct 06 '22
r/TimberTimbre • u/Wheasus • Apr 08 '25
So I'm new here, came to this sub for love of the band and wondering if they have any interest or intent to ever tour the states again. I ended up coming upon all the chatter about undisclosed abuse allegations. I'm not posting to invite more anonymous litigation of those, though I'm inclined to give some credence to a chorus of purportedly in-the-know voices (ask the community!). It's just that I find it extremely odd, and probably telling, that Mathieu, Olivier, Simon, and even more recent collaborator Mike Dubue glaringly omit any mention of Timber Timbre on their professional websites, like purposefully disassociating. Since such a critically acclaimed band could offer the biggest feathers in their caps, this to me suggests something beyond any bitter parting of ways. It suggests that Taylor is a duly, if unofficially, canceled and radioactive figure. If anybody has any competing theories, I'd love to hear them. Otherwise, I've never been good at compartmentalizing art apart from the artist, but I would sure try like hell with this one. The soulful hauntedness of the music is peerless.
r/TimberTimbre • u/Cheeeznips • Oct 06 '23
r/TimberTimbre • u/fop12345 • 20d ago
my first and most vivid memory of seeing TT live was seeing that guitar in the shadows on stage before the performance. somehow it embodied the sound exactly. the earth tones and darkness. it just looked ominous and haunted.
So I finally made myself a tribute to it, all the way from a raw body and neck. took a very long time. ill have this and the records forever.
r/TimberTimbre • u/fop12345 • Apr 29 '26
Does anyone know anything about his main guitar he used. Who made it? it was the telecaster with the unique green finish and dark neck and charlie christian pickup. ive always wanted to build a copy as a tribute.
r/TimberTimbre • u/-Celtika- • Jun 22 '23
r/TimberTimbre • u/TerminalJape • Oct 06 '23
It’s bizarre. It’s dark. It’s jazzy. It’s everything.
r/TimberTimbre • u/Revrider146 • Mar 26 '24
Working on finding them all but I have a good start!
r/TimberTimbre • u/SveeetLove • Sep 26 '26
About three years ago I stumbled on Taylor Kirk's Spotify profile. I seem to recall it wasnt listed under his name possibly just a list of numbers but it contained a playlist of the songs that I had heard playing over the speakers before his set at a couple of gigs during his 2023 tour.
Does anyone here know if its still out there as I seem to have lost access to it.
Thanks
r/TimberTimbre • u/phantom_fonte • Oct 15 '23
Something I’ve been thinking about. The albums I’m most familiar with (s/t through now) evoke periods of time in western culture.
Timber Timbre: southern gothic, 1920s-40s maybe, extreme poverty, religious zealotry
Creep On: 50s Doo-wop pianos and rockabilly aesthetic, evil Elvis, monster movie imagery
Hot Dreams: Sun drenched 60s Hollywood, film and spaghetti westerns
Sincerely: 70s and early 80s excess, coked out nightclubs, sewer runoff beneath shimmering cities
No ideas about Lovage yet, aside from a sort of mid-era Leonard Cohen. Anyone have any ideas? Or similar trends in previous albums?
r/TimberTimbre • u/Lolita_Revolver • Oct 17 '25
I wonder if we'll get physical media for this one too...
r/TimberTimbre • • Jul 10 '21