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Hello! Here's my list. As usual, I'm excited to spend the day checking out the albums on everyone's lists that I've missed. 01 Turnstile - Glow On 02 Julia Michaels - Not In Chronological Order 03 Tele Novella - Merlynn Belle 04 Foxing - Draw Down the Moon 05 Katy Kirby - Cool Dry Place 06 Another Michael - New Music and Big Pop 07 Claud - Super Monster 08 Bernice - Eau De Bonjourno 09 The Armed - ULTRAPOP 10 Wet - Letter Blue
Taylor Swift was my favorite performance, and I'm not even that big of a Taylor fan. Plus her winning and letting Aaron Dessner talk first felt really nice. But yeah, I watched it all, and 4 hours is way too long. Most people should just watch a few performances on YouTube. I'm just a fool
Read this news on break, and my coworkers didn't understand why I was upset. "That's still a band?" Yes and now my hopes for a new album are crushed! Anyways, I put on Human After All at work, because I had just put on Discovery last week, and I am here to report: Human After All fucking slaps, and is highly underrated!
I swear I'm not new here, my avatar just disappeared since the redesign and I can't seem to fix it. My name and pw works here, but not at gravatar or wordpress
Hey gang, if you watch concerts on YouTube, KEXP and Tiny Desk and such, then have I got one for you! It is the most high energy and sure to bring a smile to your face. Just premiered on YouTube, and you can watch it with your kids: https://youtu.be/55NtROroSi4
Ding Dong! I could have easily listed 25 or more, but I limited myself to 10 absolute favorites: 01 Haim - Women in Music pt. III 02 The 1975 - Notes on a Conditional Form 03 Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher 04 The Weeknd - After Hours 05 Waxahatchee - Saint Cloud 06 Too Free - Love in High Demand 07 Trace Mountains - Lost In The Country 08 Perfume Genius - Set My Heart on Fire Immediately 09 Andy Shauf - Neon Skyline 10 Lady Gaga - Chromatica And one last shameless plug for my band's new album, probably the best album I've ever made: Astronaut Ice Cream - Blue
Hey I wanna thank Bloc for recommending Shy Boys in SUD. Of all the great albums that cam out Friday, Shy Boys is easily my favorite. So smart and fun.
I voted for Rain on Me. It captures the vibe of persevering through this messed up summer. However, if you're looking through these comments for new pop bops, might I suggest this https://youtu.be/10lMYtKE39E
I've stayed at the SouWester! I love all the old airstreams and stuff you can stay in
Lots of great albums out today, I hope you'll include Astronaut Ice Cream - Blue and give it a listen. You've probably seen me bug you about my synth-pop band in SUD before, but this album is different. I've been out of work for the last 4 months, and working on this album has been my life raft. I've come out the other side with the best sounding and greatest album I've ever made. Here's the spotify link https://open.spotify.com/album/7254XVgRXbUsV20DbXfUkb and its a name your price download on bandcamp https://astronauticecream.bandcamp.com/album/blue
I hate to even type their name, but it's pwr bttm. Such a bad move by billboard
Have a nice weekend everyone, don't click on the abuser comeback article on billboard, and actually, don't click on a billboard article ever again! Discrediting survivors for clicks is not something a repudiable music site would do, so I guess Billboard is not that
Donated! Excited to support my favorite website. And to add one more black shirt to the million black shirts hanging in my closet
So I found some albums I really, really love from last week's Best Albums of 2020 So Far comment section; Salt Cathedral, Cold Beat, and most of all, Trace Mountains. I could see Trace Mountains being one of the albums I listen to most this summer. And, that thread got me to finally check out the new Destroyer, and it's fascinating and wonderful. Mid-year-listmas done me good!
I'm surprised they never come over here. It's more fun over here and you don't need a thesaurus
So this week, I posted a comment on a "The Number Ones" post for the first time. I made what I thought was a simple point, and someone responded to me with a 1000 word reply dissecting my post. To which people replied "Bravo" and called him a great philosopher. What a weird, insular world TNOCS is. But they're happy so I guess that's all that matters. Anyways here's my band's new music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjwoRHWKnA4
I've always loved Raphaelle's other band Blue Hawaii; their album Tenderness is one of my all time favorites. Despite it being perceived as maybe the electronic side-project, I've loved it more than Braids. Anyways this new album Shadow Offering is the first Braids album that has connected with me as much as Blue Hawaii, and it's shifted the balance between the two for me, and that's great.
This song is sad. Maybe the saddest, most defeated chorus lyric ever in a #1 song. The notion that "life goes on, long after the thrill of living is gone" is sad, and not true, if you don't let it be. And the fact that this song is beloved by people who believe that notion, and stop seeking new music and listen to classic rock stations, makes it double sad. This song is not quite as bad as "Old Time Rock and Roll", the most poisonous pop song ever, but the defeatist attitude is the same. The thrill is not gone if you don't give up on it!
Surprised to see no one else here mention Too Free! Their dark electro-pop was my exact quarantine mood all April/May