Monday, January 04, 2010

mixtape 1


download.
alphabets - moan roar squawk yelp...
julianna barwick - sunlight, heaven
matrix metals - flamingo breeze
natural snow buildings - all animals...
oneohtrix point never - format and journey north
railcars - passion of saint edmund (rebirth)
salem - legend
the skaters - part vi
teebs - untitled
terror bird - shadows in the halls

Wednesday, December 09, 2009

Favorite albums of '09.

10. Ducktails - Ducktails



Fun, hazy, laid back, tropical lo-fi pop. What I wanted my summer to be like.

9. Dan Deacon - Bromst



Makes me want to sleep over at your house and stay up and be friends and eat sugar and watch cartoons...

8.
Emeralds - What Happened



...and when you understandably tire of me and grow up I will hide behind layered walls of ambient sound and you’ll forget but I’ll remember.

7. Lotus Plaza - The Floodlight Collective



I prefer this over Deerhunter and Atlas Sound. Reverb-drenched shoegaze pop that somehow emits both warmth and melancholy.

6. Jeans Wilder - Antiques



Quiet, sad, slow, lo-fi bedroom pop. What my summer was like.

5. Fuck Buttons - Tarot Sport



This would be the best ride at Alt Disney World.

4. To Kill a Petty Bourgeoisie - Marlone



Mix Cocteau Twins and Beach House. Add darkness.

3. Former Ghosts - Fleurs



Downer synth pop influenced by Ian Curtis and This Mortal Coil. “I Wave” is like having a new (good) Xiu Xiu song.

2. Super Minerals - Clusters



Fucking beautiful authentic minimalist piano drone.

1.

Friday, July 24, 2009

A legitimate reason to drink PBR.


(Donald Sutherland in MASH)

Lady, you are on my list.



1. Ear-damaging/terrible music/noise

2. Awful books by awful people who smile at me on the cover

3. Overwhelming influx of library materials (simultaneously a good thing)

4. Elitist narcissist pricks (“They only kill their own”)

5. Most television and commercials

6. Religion (though often hilarious)

7. ≈Three clicks into Youtube related videos/Youtube comments
“ The way to come to power is not always to merely challenge the establishment, but first to make a place in it and then challenge and double-cross the establishment. You have to set your sights and be unscrupulous." -Francis Ford Coppola (via)