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https://twitter.com/crissles/status/1437534026324221958
And this is why Todd's still one of the top-tier boomer rockers.
Also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPlqLHcphyw
She's an anti-vaxxer who enjoys the company of sex offenders, real winner to stan.
Like Werner Herzog eating a shoe and not eating the sole, do you see the keyboard as the bones and refuse to eat it?
Yebba Debba Doo
When I first heard this album four years ago, I admittedly wasn't that crazy about it. Listen #50 was when I finally broke down and bought vinyl copies of their entire discography.
"Cruel" is one of those rare songs that helped radically change how I saw the guitar and what it could do. Happy 10th to her best album, and fingers crossed we get a piece about Love This Giant a year from now.
I saw Primus open for Slayer and they fucking killed.
"Dud festival gig? Shit, we gotta have another block of late night TV appearances! More charmingly random tweets!" - Dead Oceans' PR team
(Also I didn't get to comment on the original article, but great writeup.)
Aww I feel like part of the family now.
"Never Being Sober With The War on Drugs"
I mean Certified Lover Boy is roughly the sonic equivalent, just send 'em the Spotify link.
I paid about $50 for a copy of The Mantle on Discogs and now I kinda feel like an impatient chump.
Also finally getting around to Arooj Aftab's new album is such a calming chaser.
All of HEY WHAT is incredible, but "Days Like These" is fucking flooring.
Getting way too into Switchfoot is honestly one of the more benign things you could do during a crack binge. Just ask Rick James.
Can't wait to hear it in "Theater Kid Joker" I mean, Dear Evan Hansen. https://twitter.com/alisonwillmore/status/1436147944953106433
https://twitter.com/MoltisantiThots/status/1385626589082292227
He could always work with R. Kelly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfCYZ3pks48
I don't think words can really express how much I love this, but this is one of those rare albums where the love and wonder it inspired in me is just as bright as it was the first time I heard it. It's maybe the Velvet Underground S/T of the 21st century? Hard to say. Also "Headless Horseman" will never not be devastating.
Tim Hecker, Colin Farrell and Andrew Haigh? Sign me the fuck up.
I was today years old when I found out The Glow pt. 2 came out on 9/11.
Also I see she's gunning for the Red Hot Chili Peppers' spot of "musicians who won't stop singing about California".
Ladies and gentlemen, a discourse looms yet again.
They're such angular personalities that their bodies from the chest down are just perpetually out of focus. (Also I'll give my left everything for them to play the States.)
https://i.gifer.com/7QdG.gif I've been hearing nothing but great things about this album and I'm fucking pumped.
Miley Cyrus must be the one person who actually likes these,
This is 100% my thing so of course I want more in my veins pronto.
Xi's a fan of TNO and just wanted to make sure Tom and SG were safe.