A PERSONAL ARCHIVE · EST. 2025

Curated
Compulsions.

Movies that linger. Books worth underlining. Music for the long way home. A living index of the things that keep me up at night.

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Playlists

Sequenced by hand.

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Spotify · 18 tracks · 1 hr 12 min

Night Bus Radio

For sodium streetlights, nearly empty buses, and the moment your city starts to feel cinematic.

Soul / Ambient / Jazz

Apple Music · 24 tracks

Sunday Windows Open

Warm records for a slow start and fresh air in every room.

Soul / Folk
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Albums

DJ, run it back.

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Blue
01 / Singer-Songwriter

Blue

Joni Mitchell · 1971

Spare, intimate, and impossibly direct.

Voodoo
02 / Neo-Soul

Voodoo

D’Angelo · 2000

Loose in the pocket and endlessly deep.

A Love Supreme
03 / Jazz

A Love Supreme

John Coltrane · 1965

A suite that feels both grounded and infinite.

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Movies

Be kind, rewind.

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01 / Romance / Drama

In the Mood for Love

Wong Kar-wai · 2000

★★★★★

A film made of glances, missed timing, and red hallways.

02 / Sci-Fi / Drama

Stalker

Andrei Tarkovsky · 1979

★★★★½

Slow cinema as a kind of weather.

03 / Comedy / Drama

Do the Right Thing

Spike Lee · 1989

★★★★★

Hot, loud, funny, furious.

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Books

Meet me in the margins.

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01 / Essay

Bluets

Maggie Nelson · 2009

★★★★★

A slim blue object about obsession, grief, and attention.

02 / Fiction

Giovanni’s Room

James Baldwin · 1956

★★★★★

Devastatingly precise.

03 / Fiction

The Waves

Virginia Woolf · 1931

★★★★★

Six voices, one tide.

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Plaques

Read the liner notes.

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ABOUT THE ARCHIVE

Here lies my life on a shelf. Made with good taste & questionable sleep.

Curated by Dusty Cantrell, Dustography is a personal record of favorite movies, books, albums, curated playlists, and music credits that earned a second look—or a fifth. No algorithms. No definitive rankings. Just good things, kept close and shared freely.