Showing posts with label Sunset Rubdown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunset Rubdown. Show all posts

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Lists lists lists

This is the time of year when music bloggers compile lists - best albums, best songs, best new artists, etc of 2007. But I'm not going to compile these lists because I didn't start doing this until July. So next year I will compile more extensive lists, but this year I will just rattle off a few albums from 2007 that I really liked in no particular order.

Awesome Albums from 2007
"Thirteen Tales of Love and Revenge" - The Pierces (iTunes)
"The Reminder" - Feist (iTunes)
"Balance Between" - Ippazzi (iTunes)
"Marry Me" - St. Vincent (iTunes)
"im on to you - EP" - Ian Axel (iTunes)
"Baby 81" - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (iTunes)
"Kala" - MIA (iTunes)
"Don't Make Me Wait" - Locksley (iTunes)
"Random Spirit Lover" - Sunset Rubdown (iTunes)
"And End Has A Start" - Editors (iTunes)
"Get On With It - EP" - Shoot the Messenger (iTunes)

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Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Currently on Repeat - 8.15.07

Don't have a lot of time today, and don't really have a specific artist or anything in mind, so I'm just gonna throw out some songs I'm listening to a lot right now, all of which are coincidentally very very different. Yay for variety.

Over [mp3] - Portishead - "Portishead" (iTunes). Here comes my favorite word: a "haunting," dark, tune with beautiful vocals. I don't really like the dj scratching half way through the song. I think that kind of distracts from the lovely simplicity of the song. Other than that, I really like the song.

Up on Your Leopard, Upon the End of your Feral Days [mp3] - Sunset Rubdown - "Random Spirit Lover" (iTunes unavailable). This song is like a march gone crazy. It also has a very theatrical quality. I could totally picture this in a rock opera or something. It's off of their album due October 9th, which has already been generating so much buzz in the music blog-o-sphere, but it looks like Sunset Rubdown has done a good job of scaling the internet and getting every song except for this one taken down. Understandable.

The Middle [mp3] - Great Northern - "Trading Twilight for Daylight" (iTunes). I feel like this song has a very nostalgic sound. And I also feel like it's made up of a lot of different sounds, which is what makes it feel nostalgic. I feel like it would make a really good song for a commercial. I dunno. As usual, it's hard for me to put my thoughts about some songs into words. It's a good song. Just listen to it.

Enjoy. Tata dahlings.