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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Burning December by Corduroy
Burning December is a spare song, a guy and his banjolele. It’s got a vibe of “it’s cold, but don’t worry, I’ll tend to the fire.”
Hallelukulelejah by jhighmore
Hallelukulelejah is a cover of “Hallelujah,” originally by Leonard Cohen and popularized by Jeff Buckley. It’s a great song, covered many, many times. In fact, covering this became the next Music Challenge after this posting – you’ll hear some of the results here in a month or so.
Faithfully by uncleozzy
Faithfully is a gleefully upbeat polka version of a classic rock ballad by Journey.
Seven Nation Army by grubi
Seven Nation Army is a power-pop cover of the White Stripes song, which I love. This cover was inspired by a post about various covers of the song, including a great one by the Flaming Lips.
U by raisindebt
U is an indie rock lovesong for the letter “U.”
Today’s the second anniversary of the podcast! I’ll make a blogpost about it.
Looking at Witches by Jawbones
Looking at Witches really paints a picture of a desolate winter. It’s a folk rock tune – slow and haunting.
Lorem Ipsum by jake
Lorem Ipsum is a great j-pop song – an entirely digital performance except for the guitar and bass. The rest – the choir, the vocals, the other instruments – are made by computer. The lyrics are from some wellknown placeholder text – it’s not grammatical Latin, it’s just meant as visual filler text until the real text arrives.
One More Time by Admira
One More Time is a classical guitar cover of Britney Spears’ “Hit Me Baby One More Time,” from 1998.
Friday by azarbayejani
Friday is a very chill, often ambient, tune from frequent guest azarbayejani. It feels like something winding down.
Model Home by frenetic
Model Home is a fun big dumb techno song from frenetic. It’s dancy synthpop.
Joy In The Morning (Cast Your Stone) by dagosto
Joy In The Morning (Cast Your Stone) is some folk rock that veers toward soul and more of a vocal range than expected. This is dagosto’s first time on the podcast!
APATHY//GOLD by god particle
APATHY//GOLD is a dense techno song. It’s somewhat harshly electronic, and it’s all noodly and trilling and throbbing.
It Was A Great Year (Movies With Robots) by gmm
It Was A Great Year (Movies With Robots) is some really awesome and lovely electronica. It has soaring guitars and a singing fembot.
It Came From Mexico by jhighmore
It Came From Mexico is a flamenco-flavored rock song. It has a definite atmosphere.
Give Up On Us by disillusioned
Give Up On Us is a somewhat folky, indie rock song. Energetic and upbeat music, with kiss-off lyrics.
The Rose by Admira
The Rose is Admira’s classical guitar cover of a Bette Midler song.
Administrative Professionals’ Day by blapst
Administrative Professionals’ Day is, well, a hot dance jam for administrative professionals. It’s humorous and also decent dance music.
This is the only song blapst has posted, and they’ve been inactive for a couple of years now.
Sanbian by nthdegx
Sanbian is an ambient track, just extremely chill.
In the Morning We Awoke by orville sash
In the Morning We Awoke is a spacey electronic song, chill with droning.
Everything (is on fire) by The Great Big Mulp
Everything (is on fire) is a mellow and interesting song, with beatboxing and a recorder and a kazoo, and then the fire spreads and it melts down.