Sweet new track I heard on All Songs Considered

Good music to stare at a screen to. 

Great new song and video from the always creative Chad Vangaalen

Stuck in my head for days. 

“James just wanted to film the war in Liberia. But bloody conflicts dirty even the cleanest of hands. ”

Just put this album on after not listening for a long time. Forgot how much I like this guy. 

FKA Twigs perform their song Hide in front of a crowd of locals in some Myan ruins. Beautiful…

The sounds the push me through scanning for hours! RIP!

This is pretty…

I dig this song and most of the rest of this mixtape which is part of the oh so great Summer Mix Series which you should definitely take a look at if you need something to jam to. Yes jam…

Found this on the 99% Invisible playlist. If you haven’t heard the podcast you might wanna check it out. Really interesting, specifically this episode on where ideas and inspiration come from. It starts with fictional cavemen and ends with a raven who died from eating paint chips. 

I’ve had an unhealthy obsession with this song lately. It started with this cover, but I think the original is better although I’m slowly killing both of them for myself with repeated listening. 

So strange. Almost surreal. I love this. 

Powerful track by WU LYF ( World Unite Lucifer Youth Foundation for those of you wondering). So much energy. I love it!

Via Flavorwire:

“YouTube inadvertently did singer-songwriter Mike Hadreas, aka Perfume Genius, a great favor when it denied him the right to run the video for “Hood” (above) as an ad on the site. The clip, which shows gay porn star Arpad Miklos chastely embracing Hadreas, brushing his hair, and applying makeup to him, was judged “non family safe,” despite its lack of nudity or sex. When Perfume Genius went public about YouTube’s censorship, he sparked the outrage of the indie blogosphere and earned a defender in Michael Stipe. Of course, this says little about the music onPut Your Back N 2 It. From what we’ve heard so far, Hadreas’ second album is a delicate, soul-baring epic that demands ample attention on its own merits; fans of Antony and the Johnsons especially should keep an eye out for this one.”