Massan Otter
@massanotter.bsky.social
Otter furry, mustelid appreciator, musician, long dog dad.
Glasgow, Scotland
He/Him, bisexual, 40s
18+ followers only, please
Glasgow, Scotland
He/Him, bisexual, 40s
18+ followers only, please
Ah, but consider, the bEastman!
October 27, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Ah, but consider, the bEastman!
Actual footage of me getting Raptured
September 23, 2025 at 11:50 AM
Actual footage of me getting Raptured
Mild concern at the weewoos (test of the UK's mobile phone alert system)
September 7, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Mild concern at the weewoos (test of the UK's mobile phone alert system)
Wee man deserves acknowledgement for International Dog Day
August 26, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Wee man deserves acknowledgement for International Dog Day
Clearly Blackpool! That's a long way to travel for a faded Northern English seaside town...
August 20, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Clearly Blackpool! That's a long way to travel for a faded Northern English seaside town...
What about the Fisher Price DJ table - acceptable?
August 3, 2025 at 8:44 AM
What about the Fisher Price DJ table - acceptable?
Thinking about Ornette Coleman playing Guitar Hero, and how I have no idea what the story behind the picture is
July 14, 2025 at 5:53 PM
Thinking about Ornette Coleman playing Guitar Hero, and how I have no idea what the story behind the picture is
He's very much not impressed with the backyard pool. So far it's a giant drinking water bowl and ball retrieval obstacle, but he won't step a paw in there! Strange, as he like to paddle in rivers and ponds.
July 12, 2025 at 4:27 PM
He's very much not impressed with the backyard pool. So far it's a giant drinking water bowl and ball retrieval obstacle, but he won't step a paw in there! Strange, as he like to paddle in rivers and ponds.
Me and Cliff, we have a thing
July 7, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Me and Cliff, we have a thing
New face!
3D print file by @maimface.bsky.social , painted in acrylics by me.
I wanted a lighter, easier to wear otter to wear around at events, but also as performing wear if I get myself together enough to apply for some music slots at things.
3D print file by @maimface.bsky.social , painted in acrylics by me.
I wanted a lighter, easier to wear otter to wear around at events, but also as performing wear if I get myself together enough to apply for some music slots at things.
July 4, 2025 at 2:44 PM
New face!
3D print file by @maimface.bsky.social , painted in acrylics by me.
I wanted a lighter, easier to wear otter to wear around at events, but also as performing wear if I get myself together enough to apply for some music slots at things.
3D print file by @maimface.bsky.social , painted in acrylics by me.
I wanted a lighter, easier to wear otter to wear around at events, but also as performing wear if I get myself together enough to apply for some music slots at things.
Post an unusual sign if you feel like it
June 27, 2025 at 11:27 AM
Post an unusual sign if you feel like it
Looking at colourful socks and realising these would just be Germany, seen over the top of my boots.
June 19, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Looking at colourful socks and realising these would just be Germany, seen over the top of my boots.
See, it's the same picture.
June 16, 2025 at 11:06 AM
See, it's the same picture.
And, for viewers in Scotland...
June 13, 2025 at 8:23 PM
And, for viewers in Scotland...
Oh, the sense of relief when your DROP command actually works. Did not want him eating the crispy frog that had been dessicating for a couple of weeks on the pavement up the street!
June 2, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Oh, the sense of relief when your DROP command actually works. Did not want him eating the crispy frog that had been dessicating for a couple of weeks on the pavement up the street!
Moon Egg (2016) by Yama Warashi
I caught this lot quite unplanned at a festival. They're a UK-based band but their singer/composer is Japanese and draws a lot on folk melodies. The band behind her are eclectic and lightly groggy, and songs about the moon are always a winner.
I caught this lot quite unplanned at a festival. They're a UK-based band but their singer/composer is Japanese and draws a lot on folk melodies. The band behind her are eclectic and lightly groggy, and songs about the moon are always a winner.
June 1, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Moon Egg (2016) by Yama Warashi
I caught this lot quite unplanned at a festival. They're a UK-based band but their singer/composer is Japanese and draws a lot on folk melodies. The band behind her are eclectic and lightly groggy, and songs about the moon are always a winner.
I caught this lot quite unplanned at a festival. They're a UK-based band but their singer/composer is Japanese and draws a lot on folk melodies. The band behind her are eclectic and lightly groggy, and songs about the moon are always a winner.
Chou Pahrot Live (1979)
A recent discovery, but an old band. Scottish art-rock-folk-prog, with wilfully dumb lyrics that sound exactly like hairy shouty men from Paisley. How this worked in no-nonsense Glasgow pubs in the late 70s I don't know, but apparently they had a dogged local following.
A recent discovery, but an old band. Scottish art-rock-folk-prog, with wilfully dumb lyrics that sound exactly like hairy shouty men from Paisley. How this worked in no-nonsense Glasgow pubs in the late 70s I don't know, but apparently they had a dogged local following.
June 1, 2025 at 12:46 PM
Chou Pahrot Live (1979)
A recent discovery, but an old band. Scottish art-rock-folk-prog, with wilfully dumb lyrics that sound exactly like hairy shouty men from Paisley. How this worked in no-nonsense Glasgow pubs in the late 70s I don't know, but apparently they had a dogged local following.
A recent discovery, but an old band. Scottish art-rock-folk-prog, with wilfully dumb lyrics that sound exactly like hairy shouty men from Paisley. How this worked in no-nonsense Glasgow pubs in the late 70s I don't know, but apparently they had a dogged local following.
The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (1968) by The Incredible String Band
More silly hippies, but Scottish ones this time. It's a wide-eyed mishmash of mysticism and whimsy, and feels like they're not quite living in our world. A year or so later they got Scientology and it just wasn't the same again.
More silly hippies, but Scottish ones this time. It's a wide-eyed mishmash of mysticism and whimsy, and feels like they're not quite living in our world. A year or so later they got Scientology and it just wasn't the same again.
June 1, 2025 at 12:19 PM
The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (1968) by The Incredible String Band
More silly hippies, but Scottish ones this time. It's a wide-eyed mishmash of mysticism and whimsy, and feels like they're not quite living in our world. A year or so later they got Scientology and it just wasn't the same again.
More silly hippies, but Scottish ones this time. It's a wide-eyed mishmash of mysticism and whimsy, and feels like they're not quite living in our world. A year or so later they got Scientology and it just wasn't the same again.
A River Ain't Too Much To Love (2005) by Smog.
Another very sparse feeling record, wistful in the extreme. Little bare 3 or 4 note guitar chords that often avoid the root in the bass, and a warm, melliflous voice.
"Everyone has their own thing that they yell into a well"
Another very sparse feeling record, wistful in the extreme. Little bare 3 or 4 note guitar chords that often avoid the root in the bass, and a warm, melliflous voice.
"Everyone has their own thing that they yell into a well"
June 1, 2025 at 11:56 AM
A River Ain't Too Much To Love (2005) by Smog.
Another very sparse feeling record, wistful in the extreme. Little bare 3 or 4 note guitar chords that often avoid the root in the bass, and a warm, melliflous voice.
"Everyone has their own thing that they yell into a well"
Another very sparse feeling record, wistful in the extreme. Little bare 3 or 4 note guitar chords that often avoid the root in the bass, and a warm, melliflous voice.
"Everyone has their own thing that they yell into a well"
In a Silent Way (1969) by Miles Davis
Some of Miles' electric period was quite full-on, but this one has something different. It's a large band (3 keyboards at times), but everyone is playing in a really understated way, with a woozy, floating feel.
Some of Miles' electric period was quite full-on, but this one has something different. It's a large band (3 keyboards at times), but everyone is playing in a really understated way, with a woozy, floating feel.
June 1, 2025 at 11:46 AM
In a Silent Way (1969) by Miles Davis
Some of Miles' electric period was quite full-on, but this one has something different. It's a large band (3 keyboards at times), but everyone is playing in a really understated way, with a woozy, floating feel.
Some of Miles' electric period was quite full-on, but this one has something different. It's a large band (3 keyboards at times), but everyone is playing in a really understated way, with a woozy, floating feel.