Definitely Unbelievers, but Diane Young’ll just have to do.

I’ve actually bought more albums since using Spotify, and truly believe that it’s because I’m able to listen to albums first, and legally, that I have no problem going out and buying a band’s cd. I’d also have no problem paying 20$ or 25$ a month instead of ten. It’s simple, easy, and for the most part (Where’s the new VW album?!) has a pretty stacked library. Spotify, or music streaming apps in general, can work, ideally anyway. Will they, at least to the point where they can benefit the artist? Ehh Idk, I haven’t built my business model for it yet, but I definitely think it’s possible.

Maybe focused was the wrong word. Production-wise anyways it sounds much less muddy (Shitty describer word). Compared to Misfit Love or Turning On The Screw, the production seems idk, tighter, and ideas more fully formed? If It sounds like I’m talking out of my ass, I probably am.

I’m all for a music with no depth, hence me loving the Raveonettes. But Raven in the Grave is hands down their worst record.

This completely. The scene right before the guitar solo starts made me chuckle like crazy when I was 15.

Haven’t heard the studio version but it was pretty awesome live

Well that was interesting. Really dig Julian Casablanca’s falsetto and I’m not really sure why.

Thank you for putting into words my feelings on Grizzly Bear. Man that’s been bugging me,

I think the term epic fail is insanely obnoxious, but you did the impossible with they ending there.

House of Cards was bland?! Come on, that was like my second favorite off of that record, the record itself being my 2nd favorite by them. Oy, it’s all subjective I guess.

Maybe I’m just too optimistic or something, but my jaw was literally open at the end.

Well I was gonna listen to some relaxing baroque music tonight but fuck that

Who’s this guy think he is? Making R&B with gameboy beats. It’s pretty nice