White lunggggggggg

just looked them up, definitely gonna grab that

Natural Snow Buildings - Waves of the Random Sea
Amesoeurs - s/t

[QUOTE=sweboy;18385481]Natural Snow Buildings - Waves of the Random Sea
Amesoeurs - s/t[/QUOTE]

i have Ruines Humaines which is just an EP but its pretty good

The Clean - [I]Compilation[/I]
My Disco - [I]Cancer[/I]
Shellac - [I]At Action Park[/I]

[QUOTE=YDload;18385933]i have Ruines Humaines which is just an EP but its pretty good[/QUOTE]

the album slays the ep

Bell Orchestre - [I]As Seen Through Windows[/I]
Fugazi - [I]Red Medicine[/I]
Russian Circles - [I]Station[/I]
Brian MacMillan [I]Let the Darkness Go[/I]

[QUOTE=cbmartinez;18385371]just looked them up, definitely gonna grab that[/QUOTE]

me too. so sweet.

smith westerns- [I]dye it blonde[/I]
cass mccombs- [I]a[/I]
the drums- [I]the drums[/I]
m.i.a.- [I]vicki leekx mixtape[/I]
broken social scene- [i]forgiveness rock record[/i]

lil b

now i know why people call his stuff addicting. it started a month ago with 3 - 4 songs now i go from youtube video to youtube video. weirdly poetic, i dig. rap's andy kaufman.

new tim hecker. mmmmmm

whaaaaat i gotta download that asap

http://www.filesonic.com/file/r000216945/75336535/Tim_Hecker_-_Ravedeath_1972.rar

idk if i can get buttfucked for posting this but w/e (v0 fyi)

it's pretty cool stuff. i mean not on the level of ultraviolet obvs but

awesome, dloading now

thanks duder

local natives - gorilla manor
holy fuck - latin
les savy fav - lets stay friends
gotye - like drawing blood

saw all these bands at a festival yesterday, spend today reliving it. they were all so awesome, les savy fav the best. most fun live show ive seen in a while, including seeing rammstein 2 weeks ago. and holy fuck were just brilliant, the songs off latin sounded so good live. cant wait to see them again at a proper show

i saw holy fuck back when LP had just come out, one of the best shows I've seen, i dont really like latin though

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids;18386255]The Clean - [I]Compilation[/I]
[/QUOTE]

The guitarist from Blood on the Wall used to be like the matridee at a restaurant here in CA and she always was telling me I needed to get that record. Is it good?

yeah, it's pretty good. good collection of stuff from the early EPs and singles, which seem to be their most important work. can definitely see why stephen malkmus cited them as a major influence.

Throwin' it out there--My personal little security blanket lately has been Poets of the Fall. An absolutely amazing band out of Finland with a pretty solid reputation thusfar (Unsigned, four albums in, and they consistently get rated on the charts when they drop a single, you say? Really? Niiiice.).

Anyone who's a fan of Alt. Rock can probably find this band a safe bet to listen to.