Thoughts on albums, songs, songwriters, & the daily ramblings of a college student.
March 19th
9:50 AM
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November 25th
4:44 PM
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Honey Bunny

by Girls

Today’s song of the day is Honey Bunny by Girls off their tour de force Father, Son, Holy Ghost. This song really exhibits their Beach Boy-esque sound. Enjoy. 

November 20th
12:22 PM

Damien Jurado - New Album Video

I am terribly excited for this guy’s new album. TERRIBLY EXCITED. 

November 18th
3:27 PM

Grizzly Bear - I Live With You

This is such a brilliant song and a brilliant performance. Enjoy. 

November 12th
4:50 PM
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Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)

by The Doors

Today’s song of the day is Alabama Song by The Doors off their self-titled debut album. What a truly great song this is. Enjoy. 

November 10th
5:04 PM

Girls - Vomit

These guys have  a classic element to them that draws me in. This is a great performance, especially towards the ending. Enjoy. 

4:26 PM
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Roll On [ft. Jenny Lewis]

by Dntel

Today’s song of the day is Roll On by Dntel [ft. Jenny Lewis] off of his sophomore effort Dumb Luck. This song is such a beautiful mix of Jimmy Tamborello’s glitchy interference and Jenny Lewis’ vocal comeliness. Enjoy. 

November 9th
10:24 AM
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Leaf House

by Animal Collective

Today’s song of the day is Leaf House by the ascetically unique Animal Collective off their grand album Sung Tongs. This song is beautifully layered and recalls a ritualistic sounding chant to mind every time I listen to it. Enjoy. 

November 8th
8:21 AM
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White Winter Hymnal

by Fleet Foxes

Today’s song of the day is White Winter Hymnal by the Fleet Foxes off their self-titled LP. This music just yearns to be played during the fall/winter seasons. Enjoy. 

November 7th
10:16 AM
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E. Watson

by The Decemberists

Today’s song of the day is E. Watson by The Decemberists off their recent work Long Live The King. Colin Meloy, once again, fabricates an underlit tale of murder that displays an obvious contrast to the sunnier LP The King Is Dead. Enjoy.