Sep 21 2011
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Tunes For A Lazy Sunday All My Friends, LCD Soundsystem
#1 song of the aughts {here} and we concur.
Jun 21 2011
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#np Go here. Get this album (it’s free).
@musicforants has put together a great summer mix and seeing as today is officially the first day of summer, I’d say it’s about time to start listening to it.
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Looking for some great summer tunes?
Indie Blog “Music for Kids Who Can’t Read Good” has come out with their second Summer (Or What It Sounds Like) mix! Last year’s was fantastic and I have to say that this one may very well top it.
Cults, The Naked and Famous, Generationals, Foster the People, Beirut….
Seriously go download this mix. You won’t regret it!
Apr 17 2011
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Apr 05 2011
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![hellaproper:
my bff cheryse, who is a contributor to the super rad blog music for ants, just released this fantastic new mix/compilation. this’ll go great w/ your picnic days at delores park or the beach. enjoy!
click HERE to download [via MediaFire]
tracklist:
1. Death Cab for Cutie – You Are A Tourist2. Rubik – Laws of Gravity3. Voxhaul Broadcast – Rotten Apples4. Royal Bangs – TV Tree5. Generationals – Greenleaf6. Foster The People – Pumped Up Kicks7. Princeton – To The Alps (Radio Edit)8. Algodón Egipcio – Weird Feelings (Male Bonding Cover)9. Craft Spells – After the Moment10. Tapes ‘n Tapes – Badaboom11. Destroyer – Poor In Love12. Lykke Li – Love Out of Lust13. Architecture in Helsinki – Need You Now (Cut Copy Cover)14. The Civil Wars – I’ve Got This Friend15. DeVotchka – Exhaustible16. Lovett – The Fear17. Sin Fang – Always Everything18. The Dodos – When Will You Go19. Empress Hotel – Bells Ring20. French Kicks – Sex Tourists21. Elbow – With Love22. Alexander – Bad Bad Love23. Wye Oak – The Alter
click here to read the full post on the blog](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lj50qhkqlz1qalf9wo1_400.jpg)
my bff cheryse, who is a contributor to the super rad blog music for ants, just released this fantastic new mix/compilation. this’ll go great w/ your picnic days at delores park or the beach. enjoy!
click HERE to download [via MediaFire]
tracklist:
1. Death Cab for Cutie – You Are A Tourist
2. Rubik – Laws of Gravity
3. Voxhaul Broadcast – Rotten Apples
4. Royal Bangs – TV Tree
5. Generationals – Greenleaf
6. Foster The People – Pumped Up Kicks
7. Princeton – To The Alps (Radio Edit)
8. Algodón Egipcio – Weird Feelings (Male Bonding Cover)
9. Craft Spells – After the Moment
10. Tapes ‘n Tapes – Badaboom
11. Destroyer – Poor In Love
12. Lykke Li – Love Out of Lust
13. Architecture in Helsinki – Need You Now (Cut Copy Cover)
14. The Civil Wars – I’ve Got This Friend
15. DeVotchka – Exhaustible
16. Lovett – The Fear
17. Sin Fang – Always Everything
18. The Dodos – When Will You Go
19. Empress Hotel – Bells Ring
20. French Kicks – Sex Tourists
21. Elbow – With Love
22. Alexander – Bad Bad Love
23. Wye Oak – The Alterclick here to read the full post on the blog
Apr 03 2011
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iamdonald: I love you. LCD Soundsystem played their last show last night at...
I love you.
LCD Soundsystem played their last show last night at Madison Square Garden. Me and my friend Vicky went.
I’m not really gonna go into detail about the show, there are blogs dedicated to it and Pitchfork has an in depth look history of the band. I just wanted to say it was…
Mar 14 2011
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Feb 26 2011
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It’s time to start getting excited for this year’s Pitchfork Music Festival. The three-day event returns to Chicago’s Union Park July 15-17, with tickets going on sale next Friday, March 4, at 12 p.m. CST. Prices are $45 for single-day tix and $110 for three-day passes. The fest’s official site can be found here.
Feb 16 2011
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“ There are some obvious jokes to be made about people with Internet access using Twitter to complain about not knowing something, as opposed to using Google to look it up. But for the most part, this reaction — all these examples cherry-picked from teenage pop fans and bemused adults — is just plain normal. “Never heard of it”: This has been the natural and traditional response of all sorts of ordinary American humans to all sorts of phenomena. It’s not really about knowledge or information. It’s an argument, for the most part, and a faintly aggressive one — a way of insisting that what you pay attention to really does define the world. What you’ve heard of is real, and everything else is marginal. The center holds, and you are that center. You are normal and aware, and not just some tiny atomized entity that can only hope to know one tiny corner of the universe.
— Nitsuh nails the “never heard of it” reaction to, well, everything at the Grammys. (via marathonpacks)
This says everything I’ve been thinking about the whole “Who is Arcade Fire?” phenomenon.
Feb 13 2011
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I’m a little confused. Are you telling me that this photo of Bruce Jenner is your resume?
(Source: labeledboners, via itsalwayssunny)
