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i mean, i'm not really interested in defending p4k, but surely some of that has to do with the fact that bands like Arcade Fire, Cut Copy, Wolf Parade, Beirut, and Modest Mouse haven't put out anything as good as their mid-00s albums? i think a gradual score decline for those bands is completely fair.
+5 | 2/15/22 4:07 PM
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i just accepted a new job at an online commenting software company, hit me up stereogum let's get this shit done
+14 | 2/11/22 9:58 PM
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spud infinity is wonderful, i also love red moon and blue lightning. big thief secretly made a great country album.
0 | 2/11/22 6:35 PM
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sparrow has great lyrics but is a bit dull and repetitive musically. spud infinity is delightful.
+1 | 2/11/22 5:23 PM
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yeahhhh this album is brilliant but i kinda wish i didn't watch the live version of the title track because it absolutely smokes the album version imo
+2 | 2/11/22 12:52 PM
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you are talking about stereogum commenters, people who regularly champion extreme metal and hardcore. we love vulgar, edgy music. a band called pissgrave gets a lot of love around here. it's just that there's a difference between being edgy and being a regressive troll. it's really not that complicated.
+6 | 2/9/22 10:56 AM
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[Hook] Its not what you did, its not what you didn't God gave her the perfect body now I'm all up in it Its not she's a tramp, its not she's not pure She just likes getting her fuck on And it's a good one of that I'm sure ...i've never heard of this song but this is poetry right here
+6 | 2/7/22 6:52 PM
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this just reminded me that the songs he did for Batman & Robin were fucking killer
+2 | 2/7/22 1:47 PM
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interestingly enough i think Historian feels like a more mature album than Home Video
0 | 2/4/22 5:14 PM
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did y'all hear that some rando on 4chan apparently leaked All Lights Fucked On the Hairy Amp Drooling??? https://twitter.com/bromethazine/status/1489710520664039429
+21 | 2/4/22 5:08 PM
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i was a fan of the daily show in the stewart days but it was always disingenuous to pretend that just because it had jokes, it wasn't also pointed political commentary with a specific agenda.
+7 | 2/4/22 2:11 PM
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makes sense, jon stewart has often used the "i'm just a comedian, don't take me seriously" excuse to dodge criticism, just like rogan
+10 | 2/4/22 11:22 AM
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cedric bixler-zavala
+8 | 2/4/22 10:18 AM
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it's "i'll be yours, dot com" which sounds like something grimes would sing to her child
+3 | 1/25/22 4:29 PM
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i'm a big Tull fan because of my dad, but they haven't put out an album since the abysmal J-Tull Dot Com in '99 and Ian has become such an old crank that i honestly wasn't expecting any sort of comeback. i have to admit i'm morbidly curious.
+5 | 1/25/22 2:06 PM
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wait, Jethro Tull??
+5 | 1/25/22 11:51 AM
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it's a shame that the gum doesn't cover Tiny Desk, but fortunately everybody and their mom texted me about the instant classic Turnstile performance
+7 | 1/7/22 7:59 PM
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check out Pat Metheny's "New Chautauqua", it scratches that laid back instrumental Americana itch for me. Chuck Johnson also does some very cool stuff in a more ethereal vein but still kind of Americana. in the Mort Garson ballpark, you might like Laurie Spiegel's The Expanding Universe, it's full of playful synth stuff. sometimes it dips into ambient but there's usually more going on than that. on the post rock side, it sounds like Do Make Say Think would probably be up your alley. oh and Mary Lattimore is just the best at making relaxing but engaging instrumental music.
+2 | 1/7/22 7:57 PM
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"Shadow Paradise" is the one for me
+2 | 1/7/22 5:45 PM
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okay so i definitely recommend doing this. i've been so-so on Burial's more ambient stuff but this was fantastic and the best way to hear it.
+4 | 1/6/22 7:26 PM
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