Today's Quick Mention: I get to see
The Avengers tonight. I'm really excited.
Anyone been lucky enough to catch it yet? I've
heard nothing but great things.
Tunes assemble! Enjoy.
:Ty
Segall Band - Wave Goodbye:
I'm really beginning to think there won't be a
moment in 2012 without something that doesn't have
Ty Segall's name attached to it. The guy is
everywhere these days. Anyhow, this fuzzy
scorcher of a track can be found on
Slaughterhouse, which is due out June 26 via In
The Red. You'll be able to catch the band on
May 25 at the Mohawk.
:Donora
- And Then The Girls:
I actually had to salvage Donora's info from my
deleted items after I stumbled across this single on
another site and realized that I had made a mistake
in not lining it up to be shared. Hooray
redemption! Hope you're ready for some sugary
sweet pop. Boyfriends, Girlfriends is
currently available for your consumption.
:Fiona
Apple - Every Single Night:
To be honest, it took a sizeable handful of
playthroughs for me to actually listen to this once.
It's such a quiet, subdued effort that I kept not
paying any sort of attention to it while it played.
With that being said, I do like the song. I
advise headphones, solitude, and no distractions.
The Idler Wheel is due out June 19 via Epic.
:Action
Bronson - A Simple Man:
Up until this
weekend I had never really paid much attention to
Action Bronson. His stuff just didn't seem
like my kind of stuff. Or something. In
any case, I really dig this overly chilled track.
Feel free to recommend some other cuts for me to
check out. I believe this is a one-off single,
so grab it while it rests in front of you.
:Todd
Tobias - Manatoc Enters The City - The Long Fall:
If Todd Tobias is a name that sounds familiar, it's
probably because the guy has produced Guided By
Voices and frequently collaborated with Robert
Pollard. He's good, and so is this oddly
paced, swirling number.
You can
expect to be able to snatch up Medicine Show
on May 24 via Hidden Shoal.
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