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Year of the Penguin

My desk job is more sedentary than your desk job.

Posts tagged music:

slowpilgrim:

folksy apocalypse (with Sharon van Etten and Bon Iver)

seawitchery:

I started out clicking strategically… and by the end was just wildly clicking and dancing in my chair.

biancavirina:

CLICK THE SQUARES.

THE WHOLE WORLD NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS.

THIS THIS THIS THIS!

Wow…

(Source: mandaflewaway, via onlytowardschaos)

wesleyhill:

one of these posters inspired by the Black Keys’ album Brothers

Even the “self initiated poster design project” this album inspired is great.

wesleyhill:

one of these posters inspired by the Black Keys’ album Brothers

Even the “self initiated poster design project” this album inspired is great.

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Sarah Jaffe - Clementine

from Suburban Nature

Sarah Jaffe

photo courtesy of inmemoryofradio

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Arcade Fire - We Used To Wait

from Suburbs

New album released yesterday. Highly recommended.

Arcade Fire

(image by fore)

Black Keys - Tighten Up

wesleyhill:

The Avett Brothers, “Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise”

I may have contradicted myself. My problem isn’t actually with Lady Gaga. But there’s not much in her music to distinguish it from other glossy, formulaic pop. She just happens to wear slightly weirder outfits than Britney Spears. But they’re not that weird — they’re mostly just skimpy. She’s fully marketing her body/sexuality; she’s just doing it while wearing, like, a ‘fierce’ telephone hair-hat. Her sexuality has no scuzziness, no frank raunchiness, in the way that, say, Peaches, or even Grace Jones, have — she’s Arty Spice! And, meanwhile, she seems to take herself so oddly seriously, the way she talks about her music in the third person, like she’s Brecht or something. She just makes me miss Cyndi Lauper.

— Joanna Newsom [via JM Harper via nymag] (via portraitoftheartistasayoungman)

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mutethemusic:

Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside - Danger (her Myspace)

In House (local radio program on OPB/NPR) is a great introductory point to the world of local indie and rock scenes. And, oh boy, do I like discovering new music. I wasn’t able to find anything even remotely resembling a meaningful biography of hers except for the fact that she is based in Portland, but it’s not the main thing that brought you here, right? So prepare to enhale a fresh doze of cheerful summer sounds.

They opened for the Avett Brothers. Horrible mix, but i’m really enjoying their EP.

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Langhorne Slim - Say Yes

from the new album Be Set Free (out 9/29/09)

Langhorne Slim

photo by Maryanne Ventrice

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