You’re Not The Only One is an upbeat synthpop song, bubbling over with energy & momentum. So fun.
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Kait by onehalfjunco
Kait is a cover of the Ben Folds Five song “Kate.” I wouldn’t call it “sloppy” – I’d say it’s joyous and raucous and fun, and it’s particularly awesome because it was all played by one guy.
JMC (Election Remix) by Aquaman
JMC (Election Remix) tells a short story, in an experimental way, by a 7-piece band. It’s told after the 2008 election, but it was posted the week before.
It’s the second of two tracks that Aquaman has posted to Mefi Music, and the first one I’ve posted here.
Creature From the Deep by uncleozzy
Creature from the Deep is a head-bobbing retro pop song, like the Monster Mash and the flexi discs off of cereal boxes.
last night a werewolf fell in love with me (silver lipstick remix) by February28
last night a werewolf fell in love with me (silver lipstick remix) is a slightly livelier remix of a power pop song about supernatural romance.
Edit: Whoops. I published this, but I didn’t attach the song. Fixed!
In Your Name by TheWaves
In Your Name is melancholy, slow-paced indie rock.
[Oops! I previewed but didn’t hit publish. Let’s call this the song for Monday & Tuesday.]
Certain Death by frenetic
Certain Death is an acoustic pop rock song.
Then She Begins … by The Great Big Mulp
Then She Begins … is another short rock song, packing a lot in despite that – some unusual instruments appear, including an electric ukelele, a toy piano, a reed organ, and a trumpet.
Like a Rolling Stone by BrnP84
Like a Rolling Stone is a very short cover of the Bob Dylan tune, with a fuzzy lofi guitar.
The Stranger by dobie
The Stranger is slow-paced indie rock – a lofi demo.
Pretty and Disheveled by Doublewhiskeycokenoice
Pretty and Disheveled is a fun punk rock song!
Life Through Veils by Devils Rancher
Life Through Veils is a 80’s/90’s atmospheric and psychedelic rock song. If you like this, you might also like their Shape Shifter.
Three Miles Away… by [son] QUAALUDE
Three Miles Away… is a rock song, with a female singer rocking the soul vibe. The band’s Fugitive Kind, & this is the only song [son] QUAALUDE has posted to Mefi Music, though they posted a (BitTorrent) album release to Projects.
Stars by uncleozzy
Stars is a power pop song, with an earnest pop intro. I like the shift, and I prefer the power pop.
Wasted Hearts by Tlogmer
Wasted Hearts is a laid-back rock / alt-country song, an unhappy love song for the state of Michigan. (Which was abstract enough to pique my curiosity.)
Subject of the Kill (demo) by de novo dahl
This is the demo version of Subject of the Kill, a rough, lo-fi, and garage rock song. The final pop-rock version was also posted – I liked it less. These two versions are the only songs posted by de novo dahl to date. I should label those – suggestions for a tag, anyone?
Black Horse and the Tambourine by flatluigi
Black Horse and the Tambourine is flatluigi’s mashup of Beck’s “Black Tambourine” and KT Tunstall’s “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree.” I like its groove.
Till I Can’t Run No More by sourwookie
Till I Can’t Run No More sounds like, as sourwookie noted, “Tom Waits singing for the E Street Band” – a heartland rock band, fronted by a singer with a gravelly & raspy voice.
Secret Agent Man by uncleozzy
Secret Agent Man is a sorta surf punk cover of the Johnny Rivers classic.
Too Much For Me by uncleozzy
Too Much For Me is an awesome big fun rock song.
King of Flesh and Bone by saulgoodman
King of Flesh and Bone is an indie rock song with introspective lyrics about the impulse to tear down. It’s from saulgoodman’s band Tangemeenie, who previously appeared here for underwater caves, a mellow atmospheric song. I like their genre-hopping – they’ll be here again.
Hopelessly Devoted to You by chococat
I remembered the movie Grease as being bubblegum pop songs about teenage love. chococat watched and paid attention to an oft-neglected song, and noticed that Hopelessly Devoted to You is actually sorta dark and stalker-ish, and made a cover that emphasized that aspect.
You can compare it to the original version. The lightness doesn’t quite shake the tone of the cover for me, but your mileage may vary.
Major Bounce by fingers_of_fire
Major Bounce is a cheerful instrumental song with a couple of layers of intricate guitar work.
The Next Voice You Hear by potch
The Next Voice You Hear is a raucous and boisterous song, from the band A Million Kittens Inc. – awesome name!
Reno Dakota by revfitz
Reno Dakota is a sort of indie rock cover of a Magnetic Fields song.
While the Gittin’ is Good by mccreath
While the Gittin’ is Good is surf rock, with the guitar thrown through a punkish distortion pedal.
Aquamarine by grubi
Aquamarine is some nice, crunchy powerpop, from grubi, who I’ve featured a couple of times, including some hip-hop just a couple of days ago.
This is the very first song from the very first Metafilter Music Challenge, water.
Threnody by milquetoast
Threnody is a punchy, short – three minutes long – rock song.
Not Anymore by markulus
Not Anymore is a poppy rock song.
Requiem for the Living by goodnewsfortheinsane
Requiem for the Living is an angsty rock song. The end leads into Get Out of My Songs (previously).
February Third (album version) by ludwig_van
February Third (album version) is an indie rock / pop kiss-off song.
Nothing Left to Apologize For (demo) by grubi
Hey there, fellow sinners! *fistbump*
Nothing Left to Apologize For (demo) is tightly wound, muscular, and fun power pop.
Hunting for Foxes by Wolfdog
This isn’t in the usual genres covered here – Hunting for Foxes is a nice bit of metal. The video I picture for it involves highway driving and guitar playing, in the desert. It would rock.
Summer’s Ending by ludwig_van
Summer’s Ending is wistful indie rock.
Face The Music (Tony Danza) by drezdn
Face The Music (Tony Danza) is a rock song that’s not really about Tony Danza. I think.
Want more Tony Danza?
Summon My Jesus by Navelgazer
Summon My Jesus is a suitable song for the week of Easter. It’s by The Olivers, who also count Afroblanco amongst their members.
Get Out of My Songs by goodnewsfortheinsane
Get Out of My Songs is a ragged & angry song, and it’s excellent.
The Greatest Days by dhammond
The Greatest Days is optimistic, lofi garage rock.