This probably won’t be something that I always have time to do, but some weeks just overflow with quality releases. Today I’d like to share with you two of my favorite tracks, written by The Rosebuds and Owl John, respectively. These two tracks only combine to take a little bit over 8 minutes of your time, so I suggest you give them both a try!
The Rosebuds: “In My Teeth”

from the album Sand + Silence
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“In My Teeth” is the opening track on an album brimming with confident melodies. Wrapped tightly around mature instrumental framework, this track manages to sound relaxed in its urgency, potent in its lyrical content, and entirely fresh from a novelty standpoint. Oh, and it was produced by Justin Vernon of Bon Iver. Check the band’s official website out out here, and if you would like to purchase this song or the entire album, it is available on iTunes or Amazon.
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Owl John: “A Good Reason to Grow Old”

from the album Owl John
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“Turn your back to the afterlife!” Scott Hutchison proclaims, in an emotional bout of suicidal triumph…”with my head in my hands I resolved to die alone…I was ready to drown in the afterlife, but not anymore – that I finally found a good reason to grow old…oh, how she murders…oh, plunges a knife into the suicide in my blood.” It’s one of the most powerful climaxes I’ve heard in my entire life, and it stems from Frightened Rabbit’s very own frontman. With his solo project Owl John, he has slowed things down and curbed his accent slightly, but his classic wit and charm remain omnipresent through the lyrics and tongue-in-cheek songwriting. “A Good Reason to Grow Old” is as good a reason as any to hop on the Owl John train. Check his official website out out here, and if you would like to purchase this song or the entire album, it is available on iTunes and Amazon.




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Or we could collaborate as a staff but that would never happen on a weekly basis lol
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It's ironic you bring up "keep reviewing" though because my job starts full time again in less than a week. My summer vacation is basically over : ( ..... Glad you've been digging my recs though, man!
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