The Tallest Man On Earth - "The Gardner"
loving this album...definitely check this out if you like The Mountain Goats, Neutral Milk Hotel, or even Bob Dylan.
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The Tallest Man On Earth - "The Gardner"
loving this album...definitely check this out if you like The Mountain Goats, Neutral Milk Hotel, or even Bob Dylan.
Hugh Mundell - Great Tribulation
Guillemots - "Get Over It"
Of all the modern bands to rip off, you choose Pinback?? I mean, I like Pinback enough, but surely we don't need another one.
Beat Happening - "Sleepy Head"
EDIT: Yeah, I'm gonna go ahead and change this to "Godsend" cuz it really fucking rocks.
Beat Happening totally reminds me of the summer of '93.
Dine Alone - Quicksand
Man, these guys were so freaking awesome.
Yeah, I didn't have particularly great taste when I was 14. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
Woods Family Creeps - "End To End"
Silver Jews - "What Is Not But Could Be If"
...and the rest of Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea on repeat.
Yeah, I'm really liking Fuck Buttons as well.
Golden Earring - "Candy's Going Bad"
Moontan is quickly becoming a favorite album.
Loving the new Raconteurs lately.
Gaelle - Give it Back
Not bad. Addictive track.
Doom VS -- "Oblivion Upon Us"
Great guitar leads amidst funeral doom dynamics.
Shawty Lo - Dey Know (Remix) feat. Ludacris, E-40, Young Jeezy & Lil' Wayne
Why does Wayne sound like The Man from Another Place?
Violent Femmes - Special
French Quarter - "Before The Sun"
Frog Eyes - "Our Lordship Has Devised a New Billing System"
Modern Lovers - Hey There Little Insect
The Detroit Sex Machines - "The Stretch"
Bah, I love these guys, and I can't wait to get my hands on their latest album.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derek
Tokyo Police Club - Centennial
Jens Lekman is doing some performances mixed with an interview on Talk of the Nation. Rather liked "The Opposite of Hallelujah." I'll have to check out some more.
Gaiteiros De Lisboa - Condessa do Aragão
Hot damn.
Spiritualized - "Baby I'm Just A Fool"
Thankfully, this is a step up from Amazing Grace. The bombastic orchestral arrangements are still there, but they're not as constant and oppressive as before. You catch some glimpses of the old Spiritualized, which is nice, and the fact that they toned things down a biiit should help this one hold up well over repeat listens.