Weekend Salvo #1
- Time to Pretend MGMT
- 40 Dogs Bob Schneider
- Telegraph Road Dire Straits
- Yeah Yeah Yeah the Sounds
- Whatever It Takes the Nightwatchman
- Pumped Up Kicks Foster the People
- The Way We Get By Spoon
Trailer Trash Tracys – You Wish You Were Red
This song has a triumphant beginning, and it goes on to win. I love a lot of things about it. It makes me feel like I, too, am winning something. And I find that to be a good thing about indie music.
Doing back-breaking work in the Devil’s Land. Discovery: the Tenant
image copyright the Tenant; taken from their MySpace page
Artist: The Tenant. Album: Singles. Label: New Grenada Records. Year: 2011. Suport here.
Good for: Heartache. Bad for: Manic Monday.
Rating: ☆☆½/☆☆☆☆☆
Sounds like: the Raconteurs channeling soft jazz after smoking some AK-47.
Recently I ruined a really good thing the gods had blessed me with. Her name was Michelle. I had a PTSD spell and went to war with the neighborhood. True story. Scary shit. The new medication is much better, though. My biggest lament in all this is the girl. I understand where she's coming from, and so I won't press her.
Anyway, this music made me feel better. A lot better. The song this Orlando outfit seem to love the most, via the information posted on their MySpace (the lyrics are on the right), was not actually my favorite. My favorite was Devil's Land.
So it's a good heartache cure, this. I give it half the possible stars. I think this band will one day win all five of my stars, so I'm keeping my eye on them.
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