Toro Y Moi - Blessa

christopher on November 25 2009

I do believe this album comes out next year at some point, pretty relaxing and trancy. Definately worth checking out.

Ezra Furman and the Harpoons - Take Off Your Sunglasses

christopher on November 24 2009

Last posted Ezra back in January, don't worry fellas, I didn't forget about you. Everybody loves everybody in the middle of the day.

Floatation Toy Warning - Popstar Researching Oblivion

christopher on November 24 2009

This is thinking music, or by yourself music. I'm in Charleston kickin it, straight relaxin.

My Morning Jacket - Wordless Chorus

alex on November 23 2009

Welp my friends, I'm about to pack up shop and head down to D.C. for a little family time. I'll leave you with this spectacular My Morning Jacket track, This is off their latest album which is the soundtrack to the Fox network show American Dad. Also, this is our 500th post, cheers everyone.

Charlotte Gainsbourg and Beck - Heaven Can Wait

alex on November 20 2009

Charlotte and Beck killin it. It's Friday, lets tango.

My Morning Jacket - Thank You Too

christopher on November 18 2009

This is very reminiscent of that Traveling Wilburys song, Congratulations. Man I love that song.

Lady of the Sunshine - Silver Revolver

christopher on November 18 2009

Man, i need to change things up a bit. Thinking about taking up welding. I may put up a few more songs today and make it an even 500.

Papercuts - White Are the Waves

alexander FISTS OF FURY mejias on November 17 2009

I decided to follow my dreams of becoming a professional fighter, so i start MMA classes tomorrow. I want to see all our tri state area LAR fans at my first match.

The Do - The Bridge Is Broken

chris on November 16 2009

A pretty girl in her underwear,... if there's anything better in this world, who cares.

Animal Collective - Brother Sport

alex on November 16 2009

This album, Merriweather Post Pavilion, was named after an outdoor music venue I grew up by in Maryland. Merriweather is an epic wonderland set on a hill with huge trees everywhere. Everything was so lush last time I went there to see Paul Oakenfold/The Roots/Nelly Furtado at the ripe age of 17. I would presume the scale and wonderment of the venue were also modified in my head by the two sugar cubes of acid I took in the parking lot, who knows?