It’s been a good music week, but these are some of my standouts this week.<\/p>\n
Adorable – Against Perfection (1993)<\/i>
\nSuch an overlooked band. I actually prefer ‘Fake’ to ‘Against Perfection’, but only by a thread. I thank a brief college boyfriend, Patrick, for sharing this band with me. Shoegazey, lots of crunchy guitars, poetic lyrics. I rock out unabashedly to ‘Homeboy’ every single time I hear it. Love. “I’m tripping into the back of my mind. And your words like angels crash inside. And a word and a movement and a touch. And a word and a movement and it’s all too much. It’s all too much.” They did get a re-<\/p>\n
Radiohead – Tkol Rmx 1234567 (2011)<\/i>
\nI’m still soaking this in, but I am enjoying it. My question most often with remixes, especially of Radiohead songs, is why mess with perfection? \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Nana Grizol – Love it Love It (2008)<\/i>
\nOften an album I reach to when driving, I found that tonight it helped me get pumped for tackling the clean-up of my craft room. Theo is such a songsmith. I love this record and the follow-up, Ruth<\/i>. If you don’t have these albums, you are cheating yourself out of some awesome rocking out. At the Elephant 6 Holiday show a few years back, he completely stole the show. He even blew Jeff Mangum out of the water. Really!<\/p>\n
The Montgolfier Brothers – The World Is Flat (2002)<\/i>
\nI don’t know what tipped off my brain to do so, but this week, I suddenly had the title track of this album stuck in there and I just had to put on the album. My friend Michael put this song on a mix cd years back and I remember listening to it on my drive from Alexandria, VA to Chicago. Roger Quigley’s voice is absolutely one of a kind and this album really holds up even 10 years later. Dreamy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s been a good music week, but these are some of my standouts this week. Adorable – Against Perfection (1993) Such an overlooked band. I actually prefer ‘Fake’ to ‘Against Perfection’, but only by a thread. I thank a brief … Continue reading