Let’s go dancing with Kylie Minogue
Every part of me loves every part of Kylie Minogue. Every part. How is it possible that, at age 49, the Australian star is still able to deliver such impeccable teenage pop songs?
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Category: Song of the Day
Strung Out – Crows
Strung Out – Crows SPENCER SUTHERLAND Twitter Sometimes the b-sides outshine the singles....
Read MoreFace to Face – Reactionary
There’s no doubt that their 1996 self-titled album is Face to Face’s definitive release. But Reactionary is a close second. Much like its predecessors, the album filled with track after of track of winners.
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GRMLN – Night Racer
After the sonic detour of its EP Discovery — where the band decided to channel the Strokes (which actually worked just fine) — GRMLN is back to its old self. That means rattling off perfectly crafted power pop. Enter Night Racer.
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Japandroids – North East South West
In recent years, the Japandroids have morphed from noise rock into the Bruce Springsteen. But it works okay on their new tune North East South West.
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Weezer Goes 8-Bit…and I Like It
The 8-bit Weezer compilation is better than I remember. Stand out tracks: Island in the Sun El...
Read MoreKranium – Can’t Believe ft. Ty Dolla $ign & WizKid
The perfect reggae jam for a warm summer afternoon.
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White Sea “Stay Young, Get Stoned”
“Stay young, get stoned.” It’s the kind of chorus Katy Perry would write,...
Read MoreSong of the Day: Midnight Hours by Wunder Wunder
If you’re looking for a kind-hearted piece of pop, you’re in luck. Midnight Hours by Wunder Wunder is a gentle, wavvy bit of ambient pop that feels like lying on the summer grass, just as the sun’s starting to go down.
Read MoreCloud Nothing’s Psychic Trauma
Another new Cloud Nothings single from their forthcoming album “Here and Nowhere Else.” And another success.
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If I Had to Choose Just One Track from Streetlight Manifesto’s The Hand that Thieves…
…I think I’d have go with If Only For the Memories. It makes me want to sing along, pump my fist, and eat a chimichanga…all at the same time.
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May I Recommend: GRMLN
Even though it’s 2013, I spend a lot of time time thinking about 1992. Specifically about how much I love the 1992 album It’s a Shame About Ray by the Lemonheads.
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Balance and Composure – The Things We Think We’re Missing
I’ve been listening to the Balance and Composure all afternoon on Spotify. My finger is getting tired of clicking “star” on every single track.
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David Bazan – Won’t Let Go
For much of his Pedro the Lion career, David Bazan used third person narrative for his tales of deception and infidelity. On his first solo full-length, he switched to first person and the songs were about losing his faith, becoming an alcoholic, and generally letting his wife and family down
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