I hope everybody out there is staying safe and taking the recommended precautions. In many ways, it feels like America is perched at the edge of a cliff with quite a few options for how to get pushed over. This may well prove to be the most disastrous Thanksgiving ever, as a significant amount ofContinue reading “#196 – Jurassic Technologie by Pr0files”
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#195 – Metamodern Sounds In Country Music by Sturgill Simpson
I keep gravitating towards certain genres and have really ignored others. Country has always been underrepresented here and in my listening habits, but that doesn’t mean that I don’t occasionally find something that I can appreciate. I also find Sturgill Simpson’s story very interesting, as he decided to seriously pursue a career in music inContinue reading “#195 – Metamodern Sounds In Country Music by Sturgill Simpson”
194 – Pretty Girls Like Trap Music by 2 Chainz
I was listening to the new Kanye single today, which features 2 Chainz and DaBaby, and realized 2 Chainz was overdue for an appearance on NAAD. Also, “Nah Nah Nah” is a solid track. It’s amazing that Kanye can produce music while running a presidential campaign.
#193 – The Aftermath: Ascension by Coheed and Cambria
I’ve know many people who have recommended Coheed and Cambria to me over the years, some of them legitimately obsessed. It was never really my cup of tea, though I do appreciate the guitar work. Someone whose musical tastes I generally appreciate sent me a single from the second part of this double album, theContinue reading “#193 – The Aftermath: Ascension by Coheed and Cambria”
#192 – Hot Pink by Doja Cat
Another close call…
191 – The Joy of Music, The Job of Real Estate by Vulfpeck
Today’s album came to me in my favorite way. I was driving to work when a friend texted to ask if I had heard it, so I put it in my queue for the drive home. This is the true life blood of this blog. Gives me the feels.
#184 – Above the Bones by Mishka
No thoughts today. Just more listening.
#170 – Without a Sound by Dinosaur Jr.
Almost forgot to post this. Idiot.
#157 – Shore by Fleet Foxes
This album contains an amazing cover of “This Must Be The Place” by The Talking Heads. That is all. EDIT: Someone who I assume is not the real David Byrne pointed out the fallacy in this post, thereby negating it entirely. The cover referenced is actually by Imaginary Future. Drunk posting has it’s risks, people!
150 – Blues & Roots by Charles Mingus
I have a copy of Mingus’ book, Beyond the Underdog, that’s been sitting on my shelf for about 10 years. This is another perfect chance for me to tell myself that I’m going to put it on my reading queue, but still never get to it. Some things never change.