peter gabriel-era genesis has mostly not been my bag, but i like this song since it has this ridiculously big hook for a 70s prog rock song. fun bassline, too i like when prog rock bands make a pop song as a flex, just to say, "yeah, we *could* make more palatable stuff like this, but we choose not to..."

can't tell if grime is back, or if it never left and i just haven't paid nearly enough attention

we all have the tony hawk song stuck in our heads, collectively, now i'm also regretting giving away my board a couple moves ago and might get one

supposedly this song came out two weeks ago but i'm convinced it came out like a decade ago on a dfa singles compilation 2000s indie-rock-dance playlists have been my guilty pleasure lately so this is perfect

this is a "spotify singles" so sry apple music ppl but it's worth clickin on the youtube the original of this song blew me away the first time i heard it four or so years ago and i never would have been guessed that it could be covered so well by a baritone country singer

the exact correct amount of cute i need rn. this is like a perfect 30 minute album

not sure what to make of this new killers album being as good as it is. the most annoying part of the killers is how brandon flowers sings every chorus like it's his last, so i really like how he chills the hell out here

give reggie watts an orchestra for any damn song he wants to sing

will continue to take all of the garage revival that the world wants to make

i try not to double dip but this one is also good

this album is a higher fi version of a Lo Fi Beat To Study And/Or Relax To and i enjoy it a lot the concept of productivity music is basically a capitalism scam but listening to this while working makes me happier than listening to nothing

for the first minute and 30 seconds i thought "wow, guerilla toss finally made a normal-ass pop song." then it took a turn

i've been listening to the cure lately? i kind of hate them but find them fascinating. the second album they did is great, at least. what a weird band to have gotten so huge

more good gorillaz tracks. peter hook's bass is obvious, but georgia's a lil less obvious - she's a drummer and producer, and the chorus totally sounds like a lot like her solo stuff, so i wonder if she contributed the hook as well as percussion?

was really, genuinely trying to make 2020 a year of only new music for me, and had lined up all these concerts to go to and albums to anticipate. now that is all fucked up and out the window. i've spent the last two and a half weeks navigating a very different version of my life and now i've finally got space to listen to music again, and i'm feelin kinda... wistful or whatever? this is in that vein, i think

this is hands down the best gorillaz song since plastic beach dont @ me

i resisted this dude's whole goofy gimmick for a very long time, but now this album's fully clicked for me, i think. the voice is still goofy but you get used to it pretty fast. the live version of this on youtube also rules

i've added notes to jam buds! the earliest versions of jam buds had this, but i dropped it due to concerns about moderation and uncertainty of what exactly the ux would be like. haven't figured out every detail yet, but figured it would be more fun to merge now instead of later. probably the line breaks i inserted won't work. html should get properly <em>escaped</em> by vue, though i think my json serializer does it too, which is odd. this is a twice song i like a lot btw