“Bad Romance is maybe the most important pop song in music right now.” — Matt
Here’s Lady Gaga on Oprah
“Bad Romance is maybe the most important pop song in music right now.” — Matt
Here’s Lady Gaga on Oprah
What happens when you take Vampire Weekend and mix ’em together with Kid Cudi? THIS
*Also, Mel will tell you to “get over yourself,” but it will sound funny, so you’ll laugh.
Because like, two weeks ago, it was the 90s, right? Seriously, last month we were all wearing plaid and some derivative of Doc Marten boots.
Doc Martens: I would be lying to you if I said I don't actually kind of want a pair
Hope you enjoyed the holidays/time off from work/excuse to stuff your face with cookies and pie. This holiday season I decided to treat myself to actually utilizing that tumblr account I created a year ago. Annnnnd so I did. At like 2am I created Found Objects, a blog of everyday life, told through pictures. Don’t worry, I’m not cheating on this blog with another blog, it’s really just a photo-blog side project. You know how Jack White has both The White Stripes and The Raconteurs? It’s like that.
Fact: Covers of songs usually suck. Oftentimes, its not necessarily the fault of the artist doing the song cover, it’s just that the original was kind of a classic, and you just can’t improve upon a classic. You can’t.
Little Discussed Fact: Sometimes covers are better than the original song. Maybe it’s because the original kind of sucked, or maybe it’s because the artist doing the cover has completely re-arranged the structure of the song making it almost like a new song entirely — but for whatever reason, you hear the cover, and you think, “this is a really tight cover!”
This post is about those songs…
I haven’t listened to Pandora in forever. That is, until today. Oh man, the “My Girls” by Animal Collective Pandora station is really doing amazing things to my ears right now. If you like electric/synth pop with interweaving and complex vocal arrangements like, Radiohead, Discovery, MGMT or, duh, Animal Collective, you’ll dig this station.
Below, the oldy but goody that inspired it all: