chris on September 19 2013
This album continues to rock my world... but lets talk science. Apparently Ambien can reverse the effects of brain damage caused by strokes and the like. It totally wipes out speech impediments in a matter of minutes. fuck. This song is good too though.
Alex on September 19 2013
As fall quickly approaches NYC all the natives hide their clothes with any sort of color saturation into a deep dark storage not to be seen again until April. Goodbye girls with bare legs, yellow tank tops, and neon sandals. The fashion mandate of blacks and greys is now in full affect - dress appropriately.
Alex on September 18 2013
Always on point with the beats and brass RJD2 remains a staple in good music. I feel like RJD2 is like a Ford Crown Victoria- old but absolutely dependable. He's not gonna pull an Arcade Fire on me and just switch up his sound because his producer is suddenly James Murphy.
chris on September 16 2013
You really have to be a idiotic piece of shit to have a howling contest on the street at 4 am. This girl and guy were seeing who could yell the loudest, trading turns, for a good 45 mins. Other people were yelling "shut the fuck up" out of the windows, so I didnt feel the need to join in. I just sat up in bed, in awe of how brain dead they must be... secretly hoping they would be ripped to shreds by a rouge pack of doberman pinschers.
Alex on September 13 2013
The Blisters new album, Finally Bored, has an undeniable Wilco feel to it. Surprisingly enough Spencer Tweedy (son of Jeff Tweedy from Wilco) is their drummer. Gotta hand it to them - the album start to finish is one of the most unified sounds I've heard in awhile. Which leaves me wondering how much help they received in the studio from one of the world's most consistent bands. In my head the Tweedy's are just musical geniuses and Spencer's genetic code is perfect for creating rocky folky hits all day long. Here's to another generation of great music from the Tweedy family.
Alex on September 10 2013
I just shaved for the first time in probably 6 months. My first thought was holy shit my skin is sensitive now - my second thought was that razor must be magical future technology because it just transported my face back in time 20 years. The good news is no one will recognize me so I guess I can go wander around women's locker rooms and stuff -- no wait.. that's if youre invisible. There is no good news, I miss my face rug.