Deftones, Koi No Yokan

The older I get, the more apprehensive I become each time I hear they're coming out with a new album... Inevitably, it takes me about one listen through for the new stuff to hook me.



Can't say I like it as fervently as Around the Fur or Adrenaline, but there's some good stuff in here (better than their last couple). I'm guessing a good part of that had to do with how old I was when I first heard those albums though, yeah? Nothing hooks you on music like hearing when you're a young, impressionable teenager.

Random March

Somehow, even though I've spent most of my life in Michigan, I had never shot a gun until I was 28 years old.

Even though I was offered women, drugs, and the chance to shoot guns last time I was in Manila. (I'm not sure where you'd actually go for something like that in a city so densely populated. I can only imagine what it would be like to get stoned and shoot hookers.)*

LaGrecia

I'm posting this because I always forget where to find a full playable version of this album--and I'm too poor to buy a copy, and too lazy to track down a download.

On that note, what are some bands that you people out there enjoy? (Anything from shit on the radio, to your neighbor's band--as long as it's something that moves you, in some way. Comment, people.)

5 Songs (that I am listening to this week)

Hail Mary Mallon - "Plagues and Bacon"
Midlake - "Head Home"
Zach Hill - "Gross Sales" 
Sergei Prokofiev - "Dance of the Knights"
Blockhead - "Insomniac Olympics"

Videos

CCP

Too good.

Because your mind probably isn't quite as fucked up as it could be

It's winter. A storm came through. Have Netflix? Ex Drummer.

Music to drive through space to.

 









http://toneandscott.bandcamp.com/album/scott-tone

I have been addicted to this.

Hail Mary Mallon -- "D-Up"

Aesop Rock + Rob Sonic = Smiling, head-bobbing, all-around happy RV.">