Showing posts with label TV on the Radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TV on the Radio. Show all posts

Friday, December 19, 2014

December 19, 2014

And here's more from end of the year lists...

Queen - Perfume Genius
Quartz - TV on the Radio
Jackie And Wilson - Hozier
Brill Bruisers - The New Pornographers
Seasons (Waiting on You) - Future Islands
Taking Chances - Sharon Van Etten
Shades of Cool - Lana Del Rey
Could I Be - Sylvan Esso
Under The Pressure - The War On Drugs
Rent I Pay - Spoon
Weight of Love - The Black Keys
High Ball Stepper - Jack White
Lights On - FKA Twigs
Blue Moon - Beck
Nara - Alt-Ja

Monday, October 13, 2014

October 13, 2014

I like ice cream a lot. I can eat ice cream about as fast as anyone I know. It is a talent / quirk / genetic predisposition. It is so tasty and creamy and rich, and sometimes gives you a headache. I've been listening to a log of EDM music lately, especially when I'm heads down working, concentrating on something else, Bass thumping in my brain and no need to concentrate. That's like ice cream - especially the headache part... It's tasty, It's enjoyable. but when you take in nothing but that for days on end after a while you start to get tired of it. I still like the lazy energy and catchy electro-sounds in EDM, I'll still enjoy it from time to time, but today I flipped over to a pandora channel spun from the National. As those first crunchy guitars, forlorn horns, and above all, lyrics with depth and meaning I realized again that this is more my speed / more of what it takes to keep my brain in the right place.

Here's a few songs, some new to me, some old favorites.



Take me to Church - Hozier
Satellite - Guster
Neigborhood #3 (Power Out) - Arcade Fire
For Emma - Bon Iver
Gospel - The National
Gone for Good - The Shins
Neighborhood #4 (Kettles) - Arcade Fire
Family Tree - TV on the Radio
1901 - Phoenix
We're Going to be Friends - White Stripes
Fiery Crash - Andrew Bird
Holocene - Bon Iver
Feeling Yourself Disintegrate - The Flaming Lips
New Slang - The Shins
As Tall As Cliffs - Margot and the Nuclear So and So's




Plenty more to come in the days ahead.