I'm kinda late to this party, but why have people been name-dropping the band Vampire Weekend like it's on fire? They're all right, but it's not like a musical revolution or anything.
Vampire Weekend was the "it" band like 6 months ago, or more even. It's a common thing in the world of indie music; the whole thing for many people is about being as indie and fresh as possible, so if you can say you liked a band before they even get their first EP out then you've got +20 to Street Cred or some shit, then once they have a couple EPs out (or god forbid and LP) then you can pronounce them to be sold out has-beens and move on to the next band nobody has heard of yet. It's a sick, twisted system, but the cream still usually rises to the top.
Also, that Walkmen album is one of my favourites. Was the first of theirs that I listened to, and it's so, so good.
I'm kinda late to this party, but why have people been name-dropping the band Vampire Weekend like it's on fire? They're all right, but it's not like a musical revolution or anything.
Vampire Weekend was the "it" band like 6 months ago, or more even. It's a common thing in the world of indie music; the whole thing for many people is about being as indie and fresh as possible, so if you can say you liked a band before they even get their first EP out then you've got +20 to Street Cred or some shit, then once they have a couple EPs out (or god forbid and LP) then you can pronounce them to be sold out has-beens and move on to the next band nobody has heard of yet. It's a sick, twisted system, but the cream still usually rises to the top.
Also, that Walkmen album is one of my favourites. Was the first of theirs that I listened to, and it's so, so good.
Yeah it's great.
And yeah, you hit the nail on the head, there. I for one don't count it as douchebaggery though. To me it's a game, to see if I'm good at spotting the trends of music and quality of a band before it hits the mainstream. I like to be able to name the bands that are playing on the radio and considered "new music". I triumphantly blurt out the song's title barely before it's begun to my annoyed friends.
"Oh yeah, Sigur Ros, man. Cool band there, been listenting to them for years, YEARS. Older stuff is better. Bloc Party! God why aren't they fucking playing 'So Here We Are'. Fucking DJ knows shit."
I'm kinda late to this party, but why have people been name-dropping the band Vampire Weekend like it's on fire? They're all right, but it's not like a musical revolution or anything.
Vampire Weekend was the "it" band like 6 months ago, or more even. It's a common thing in the world of indie music; the whole thing for many people is about being as indie and fresh as possible, so if you can say you liked a band before they even get their first EP out then you've got +20 to Street Cred or some shit, then once they have a couple EPs out (or god forbid and LP) then you can pronounce them to be sold out has-beens and move on to the next band nobody has heard of yet. It's a sick, twisted system, but the cream still usually rises to the top.
Also, that Walkmen album is one of my favourites. Was the first of theirs that I listened to, and it's so, so good.
Yeah it's great.
And yeah, you hit the nail on the head, there. I for one don't count it as douchebaggery though. To me it's a game, to see if I'm good at spotting the trends of music and quality of a band before it hits the mainstream. I like to be able to name the bands that are playing on the radio and considered "new music". I triumphantly blurt out the song's title barely before it's begun to my annoyed friends.
"Oh yeah, Sigur Ros, man. Cool band there, been listenting to them for years, YEARS. Older stuff is better. Bloc Party! God why aren't they fucking playing 'So Here We Are'. Fucking DJ knows shit."
I know you were just making a (sadly accurate) joke there, but I've been on a huge Sigur Ros kick these past few weeks and it's beginning to occur to me that they may have surpassed their former 'masterpiece' with their newest record. The whole 'older stuff is better' cliche is a lot more true to life than I wish it were, with lots of bands either getting crappier with age or the audience being too rooted in nostalgia to enjoy what may be a better album.
It got me thinking about some of my favorite bands, and how rare it is for my favorite album of theirs to come out after I've gotten into them. Sigur Ros may have finally done that.
Just a thought I had.
Long story short Med Sud i Eyrum fucking dominates.
So with the lack of muxtape, i have been turning to blip.fm for random music listenings. Anyone else on it? It's basically twitter but you attach a streaming song (no uploading) to it.
I don't like how it calculates the automatic favorite DJs, because I have hardly found anyone that has similar music tastes, but it seems like it has good potential.
I'm kinda late to this party, but why have people been name-dropping the band Vampire Weekend like it's on fire? They're all right, but it's not like a musical revolution or anything.
Vampire Weekend was the "it" band like 6 months ago, or more even. It's a common thing in the world of indie music; the whole thing for many people is about being as indie and fresh as possible, so if you can say you liked a band before they even get their first EP out then you've got +20 to Street Cred or some shit, then once they have a couple EPs out (or god forbid and LP) then you can pronounce them to be sold out has-beens and move on to the next band nobody has heard of yet. It's a sick, twisted system, but the cream still usually rises to the top.
Also, that Walkmen album is one of my favourites. Was the first of theirs that I listened to, and it's so, so good.
Yeah it's great.
And yeah, you hit the nail on the head, there. I for one don't count it as douchebaggery though. To me it's a game, to see if I'm good at spotting the trends of music and quality of a band before it hits the mainstream. I like to be able to name the bands that are playing on the radio and considered "new music". I triumphantly blurt out the song's title barely before it's begun to my annoyed friends.
"Oh yeah, Sigur Ros, man. Cool band there, been listenting to them for years, YEARS. Older stuff is better. Bloc Party! God why aren't they fucking playing 'So Here We Are'. Fucking DJ knows shit."
I know you were just making a (sadly accurate) joke there, but I've been on a huge Sigur Ros kick these past few weeks and it's beginning to occur to me that they may have surpassed their former 'masterpiece' with their newest record. The whole 'older stuff is better' cliche is a lot more true to life than I wish it were, with lots of bands either getting crappier with age or the audience being too rooted in nostalgia to enjoy what may be a better album.
It got me thinking about some of my favorite bands, and how rare it is for my favorite album of theirs to come out after I've gotten into them. Sigur Ros may have finally done that.
Just a thought I had.
Long story short Med Sud i Eyrum fucking dominates.
Touche, sir, I actually haven't listened to it yet.
Make me your ultimate mix tape so I can see some new songs.
12 tracks.
GO!
(if you've heard these well suck it up)
"The Wizard Turns On"- Flaming Lips
"Rough Hands" - Alexisonfire
"Helix Nebula"- Anamanguchi
"Mahgeetah"- My Morning Jacket
"Lightning Blue Eyes"- The Secret Machines
"Never Coming Back" The Early November
"Things Go Wrong" - Brack Cantrell
The current alternative/indie scene is sorely lacking any good "heavy" bands. And I'm not talking about bands that rock out every once in a while like Bloc Party or The Hold Steady, I mean heavy, like Trail of Dead, At the Drive-In heavy. Dammit, I just want a band I can headbang and holler along to. Seriously, the heaviest album I have from the last three years is either The Thermals' The Body, The Blood, The Machine or The White Stripes' Icky Thump, which are both okay but not nearly as ferocious as I'd like.
Make me your ultimate mix tape so I can see some new songs.
12 tracks.
GO!
(if you've heard these well suck it up)
"The Wizard Turns On"- Flaming Lips
"Rough Hands" - Alexisonfire
"Helix Nebula"- Anamanguchi
"Mahgeetah"- My Morning Jacket "Lightning Blue Eyes"- The Secret Machines
"Never Coming Back" The Early November
"Things Go Wrong" - Brack Cantrell
and more but i have class gotta go
I just found that song on my Zune yesterday, and it was amazing.
Looks like Forget Cassettes is changing into a band called Elizabeth Grace. Don't know if anyone was a Cassettes can around here, but Beth Cameron and Doni Schroder are two crazy awesome musicians, so I'm pretty excited to see what they make with actual some heavier production- which is aparantly what they are doing in the new band (Cassettes first record was totally lo-fi, their 2nd was slightly more produced).
I am very late to this party, but I am listening to Liars They Were Wrong, So We Drowned and I'm enjoying it a lot. I'm surprised I am enjoying a band this "mainstream".
Then again, I am the type of person who takes pride in enjoying an album Spin called "unlistenable".
Well that's why I put it in quotes. But they were reviewed by Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, Spin, NME, Mojo, and Billboard, so they're "mainstream" for me. ;-)
But I know what you mean, they're never going to get any radio airplay if they keep that up, even if they are sort of a more accessible approach to Boredoms' early work.
Ok...so...it's not 12 songs. But I PROMISE you, something in this list you will like and fall in love with. Yes, I basically just went through my iTunes list and picked out things I thought people in this thread would like. Enjoy.
The Twelves- Works for Me
Ace Enders- Rain
Always the Runner- Speaking Of Paliminos
Astronautalis- Two Years Before the Mast
Bear vs. Shark- Busess No Busess
Bloc Party- Flux (JFK Remix)
The Carps- All The Thugs I know
Caspian- Quivos
Constants- Walking Dead In East Texas
Cursive- The Casualty
The Decemberist- The Tain
Discover America- Green Eyes
Do Make Say Think- Minmin
Dredg- Ode To The Sun
Drive Like Jehu- Caress
Dustin Kensure- Blood & Wine
Every Gentle Air- The Sower (Really any thing by these guys is fantastic)
Explosions in the Sky- The Birth and Death of the Day
The Faint- The Geeks Were Right
Far- Mother Mary
Foxhole- End of Dying
Gatsbys American Dream- Margaritas And Cock
Harvey Danger- War Buddies
High and Driving- Shes So Lovely
Hilmar Örn Hilmarson- Pretty Angels
I Married My High School Sweetheart- For Keiko (It feels Like)
Innerpartysystem- Don't Stop
Intramural- Rocket
J Dilla- Geek Down
Junius- Hiding Knives (One of the best bands ever)
Kill The Noise- Hey You (Le Castle Vaina Remix)
The Kinsion- You Will Never Guess Who Died
Limbeck- Honk + Wave
Logh- Fell Into The Well
M83- Let Men Burn Stars
Mates of State- Ha Ha
Metric- Monster Hospital
Mew- Circuitry Of The Wolf
mewithoutYou- In A Sweater Poorly Knit
Mickey Factz- Rockstar Posers
Minus The Bear- Drilling (P.O.S. Redo)
Mogwai- Auto Rock
Moth- I See Sound
Mouth Of The Architect- Baobab
Murder By Death- Killbot2000
Onelinedrawing- Oh, Boys
Pedro The Line- A Mind of Her Own
Pelican- Sirius
Planes Mistaken For Stars- Copper and Stars
Portugal. The Man- AKA M80 The Wolf
The Prize Fighter Inferno- The Going Price For Home
Random- Sitges Savepoint
Ratatat- Beanie Sigel & Dirt McGirt - When You Hear That (Remixes Vol 1)
Refused- New Noise
Russian Circles- Death Rides A Horse
Sense Field- Burn
Sigur Ros- Glósóli
The Snake The Cross The Crown- Gates of Dis
Soular- Take Me Away
The Sounds Of Animals Fighting- The Heretic (Such a great song)
Sparta- Cut Your Ribbon
Steal Train- Blown Away
Stop It!!- Amen and Boys
The Stryder- Billy
Sufjan Stevens- The Dress Looks Nice On You
Telefon Tel Aviv- Fahrenheit Fair Enough
Thrice- Child of Dust
Thursday- Into the Blinding Light
Tristeza- Aereoaviones
U.N.K.L.E.- When Things Explode
The Valley Arena- Paint it Red
Waxwing- Place Called Houston
Yaphet Kotto- Torn Pictures
The current alternative/indie scene is sorely lacking any good "heavy" bands. And I'm not talking about bands that rock out every once in a while like Bloc Party or The Hold Steady, I mean heavy, like Trail of Dead, At the Drive-In heavy. Dammit, I just want a band I can headbang and holler along to. Seriously, the heaviest album I have from the last three years is either The Thermals' The Body, The Blood, The Machine or The White Stripes' Icky Thump, which are both okay but not nearly as ferocious as I'd like.
Love of Diagrams
Mission of Burma
Liars
Boris
Oxford Collapse (kind off; probably to the same level as The Thermals but more poppy)
the new Stephen Malkmus + Jicks album (kind of; all the songs are a weird mix of hard prog and pavement)
Retribution Gospel Choir (kind of; reconfigured version of Low that plays stoner metal)
And yeah, most of those artists have been around for awhile so I don't know if you'd count them, but they've all put out albums between 2006 and now.
The current alternative/indie scene is sorely lacking any good "heavy" bands. And I'm not talking about bands that rock out every once in a while like Bloc Party or The Hold Steady, I mean heavy, like Trail of Dead, At the Drive-In heavy. Dammit, I just want a band I can headbang and holler along to. Seriously, the heaviest album I have from the last three years is either The Thermals' The Body, The Blood, The Machine or The White Stripes' Icky Thump, which are both okay but not nearly as ferocious as I'd like.
Love of Diagrams
Mission of Burma
Liars
Boris
Oxford Collapse (kind off; probably to the same level as The Thermals but more poppy)
the new Stephen Malkmus + Jicks album (kind of; all the songs are a weird mix of hard prog and pavement)
Retribution Gospel Choir (kind of; reconfigured version of Low that plays stoner metal)
And yeah, most of those artists have been around for awhile so I don't know if you'd count them, but they've all put out albums between 2006 and now.
I'll check out Love of Diagrams and Mission of Burma, thanks for the recommendations. Liars are extremely hit or miss for me, and Boris is a little too metal/noise for my tastes. It's weird, I like heavy but metal and noise both turn me off completely.
I think what I really want is for ATD-I to come back and not suck, which is next to impossible.
The current alternative/indie scene is sorely lacking any good "heavy" bands. And I'm not talking about bands that rock out every once in a while like Bloc Party or The Hold Steady, I mean heavy, like Trail of Dead, At the Drive-In heavy. Dammit, I just want a band I can headbang and holler along to. Seriously, the heaviest album I have from the last three years is either The Thermals' The Body, The Blood, The Machine or The White Stripes' Icky Thump, which are both okay but not nearly as ferocious as I'd like.
Love of Diagrams
Mission of Burma
Liars
Boris
Oxford Collapse (kind off; probably to the same level as The Thermals but more poppy)
the new Stephen Malkmus + Jicks album (kind of; all the songs are a weird mix of hard prog and pavement)
Retribution Gospel Choir (kind of; reconfigured version of Low that plays stoner metal)
And yeah, most of those artists have been around for awhile so I don't know if you'd count them, but they've all put out albums between 2006 and now.
I'll check out Love of Diagrams and Mission of Burma, thanks for the recommendations. Liars are extremely hit or miss for me, and Boris is a little too metal/noise for my tastes. It's weird, I like heavy but metal and noise both turn me off completely.
I think what I really want is for ATD-I to come back and not suck, which is next to impossible.
OK... heavy... let's see.
Have you tried Times New Viking, No Age, Comets on Fire, or Parts & Labor? Comets on Fire is especially heavy.
There's also the Constantines, A Place to Bury Strangers, Man Man, Future of the Left (also try McClusky, if you haven't), Crystal Antlers.
The current alternative/indie scene is sorely lacking any good "heavy" bands. And I'm not talking about bands that rock out every once in a while like Bloc Party or The Hold Steady, I mean heavy, like Trail of Dead, At the Drive-In heavy. Dammit, I just want a band I can headbang and holler along to. Seriously, the heaviest album I have from the last three years is either The Thermals' The Body, The Blood, The Machine or The White Stripes' Icky Thump, which are both okay but not nearly as ferocious as I'd like.
Love of Diagrams
Mission of Burma
Liars
Boris
Oxford Collapse (kind off; probably to the same level as The Thermals but more poppy)
the new Stephen Malkmus + Jicks album (kind of; all the songs are a weird mix of hard prog and pavement)
Retribution Gospel Choir (kind of; reconfigured version of Low that plays stoner metal)
And yeah, most of those artists have been around for awhile so I don't know if you'd count them, but they've all put out albums between 2006 and now.
I'll check out Love of Diagrams and Mission of Burma, thanks for the recommendations. Liars are extremely hit or miss for me, and Boris is a little too metal/noise for my tastes. It's weird, I like heavy but metal and noise both turn me off completely.
I think what I really want is for ATD-I to come back and not suck, which is next to impossible.
They probably don't count as particularly "indie", but check out Gallows.
I am very late to this party, but I am listening to Liars They Were Wrong, So We Drowned and I'm enjoying it a lot. I'm surprised I am enjoying a band this "mainstream".
Then again, I am the type of person who takes pride in enjoying an album Spin called "unlistenable".
What are they like? My friend described them to me as Animal Collective except with PCP instead of acid and weed, and Animal Collective is one of my favorite bands ever, so this could be good or bad.
I am very late to this party, but I am listening to Liars They Were Wrong, So We Drowned and I'm enjoying it a lot. I'm surprised I am enjoying a band this "mainstream".
Then again, I am the type of person who takes pride in enjoying an album Spin called "unlistenable".
What are they like? My friend described them to me as Animal Collective except with PCP instead of acid and weed, and Animal Collective is one of my favorite bands ever, so this could be good or bad.
I don't know much about Animal Collective or Liars other albums, but I think I can say that if you like this song, you'll like They Were Wrong So We Drowned Ignore the horrible fan video
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Vampire Weekend was the "it" band like 6 months ago, or more even. It's a common thing in the world of indie music; the whole thing for many people is about being as indie and fresh as possible, so if you can say you liked a band before they even get their first EP out then you've got +20 to Street Cred or some shit, then once they have a couple EPs out (or god forbid and LP) then you can pronounce them to be sold out has-beens and move on to the next band nobody has heard of yet. It's a sick, twisted system, but the cream still usually rises to the top.
Also, that Walkmen album is one of my favourites. Was the first of theirs that I listened to, and it's so, so good.
Anyone want to beta read a paranormal mystery novella? Here's your chance.
stream
Yeah it's great.
And yeah, you hit the nail on the head, there. I for one don't count it as douchebaggery though. To me it's a game, to see if I'm good at spotting the trends of music and quality of a band before it hits the mainstream. I like to be able to name the bands that are playing on the radio and considered "new music". I triumphantly blurt out the song's title barely before it's begun to my annoyed friends.
"Oh yeah, Sigur Ros, man. Cool band there, been listenting to them for years, YEARS. Older stuff is better. Bloc Party! God why aren't they fucking playing 'So Here We Are'. Fucking DJ knows shit."
do you wear shades in doors
i have been known to
on occasion
This.
You are correct sir. As for Ratatat, sometimes I feel like I really enjoy them, other times, not so much.
glee
At first I didn't really like LP3 when compared to Ratatat and Classics, but it eventually grew on me. Shempi and Falcon Jab are amazing.
The new Walkmen album is amazing. It's probably their best, and it wasn't really discussed here.
It got me thinking about some of my favorite bands, and how rare it is for my favorite album of theirs to come out after I've gotten into them. Sigur Ros may have finally done that.
Just a thought I had.
Long story short Med Sud i Eyrum fucking dominates.
I don't like how it calculates the automatic favorite DJs, because I have hardly found anyone that has similar music tastes, but it seems like it has good potential.
Make me your ultimate mix tape so I can see some new songs.
12 tracks.
GO!
Touche, sir, I actually haven't listened to it yet.
"The Wizard Turns On"- Flaming Lips
"Rough Hands" - Alexisonfire
"Helix Nebula"- Anamanguchi
"Mahgeetah"- My Morning Jacket
"Lightning Blue Eyes"- The Secret Machines
"Never Coming Back" The Early November
"Things Go Wrong" - Brack Cantrell
and more but i have class gotta go
1) Beirut - "Cliquot"
2) The Duchess and the Duke - "Reservoir Park"
3) Bon Iver - "Creature Fear"
4) Deer Tick - "Beautiful Girls (Sean Kingston Cover"
5) The Fucking Champs - "Andres Segovia Interests Me"
6) Fleet Foxes - "Mykonos"
7) Menomena - "Muscle 'N Flow"
8) Laura - "Is There No Help for the Widow's Son?"
9) Wolf Parade - "Language City"
10) Okkervil River - "Lost Coastlines"
11) Sleater-Kinney - "Jumpers"
12) Radiohead - "Jigsaw Falling Into Place"
they are pretty awesome
dunno if its quite
indie
enough for ya
I just found that song on my Zune yesterday, and it was amazing.
I mostly mean the lack of live music attendance.
Then again, I am the type of person who takes pride in enjoying an album Spin called "unlistenable".
But I know what you mean, they're never going to get any radio airplay if they keep that up, even if they are sort of a more accessible approach to Boredoms' early work.
The Twelves- Works for Me
Ace Enders- Rain
Always the Runner- Speaking Of Paliminos
Astronautalis- Two Years Before the Mast
Bear vs. Shark- Busess No Busess
Bloc Party- Flux (JFK Remix)
The Carps- All The Thugs I know
Caspian- Quivos
Constants- Walking Dead In East Texas
Cursive- The Casualty
The Decemberist- The Tain
Discover America- Green Eyes
Do Make Say Think- Minmin
Dredg- Ode To The Sun
Drive Like Jehu- Caress
Dustin Kensure- Blood & Wine
Every Gentle Air- The Sower (Really any thing by these guys is fantastic)
Explosions in the Sky- The Birth and Death of the Day
The Faint- The Geeks Were Right
Far- Mother Mary
Foxhole- End of Dying
Gatsbys American Dream- Margaritas And Cock
Harvey Danger- War Buddies
High and Driving- Shes So Lovely
Hilmar Örn Hilmarson- Pretty Angels
I Married My High School Sweetheart- For Keiko (It feels Like)
Innerpartysystem- Don't Stop
Intramural- Rocket
J Dilla- Geek Down
Junius- Hiding Knives (One of the best bands ever)
Kill The Noise- Hey You (Le Castle Vaina Remix)
The Kinsion- You Will Never Guess Who Died
Limbeck- Honk + Wave
Logh- Fell Into The Well
M83- Let Men Burn Stars
Mates of State- Ha Ha
Metric- Monster Hospital
Mew- Circuitry Of The Wolf
mewithoutYou- In A Sweater Poorly Knit
Mickey Factz- Rockstar Posers
Minus The Bear- Drilling (P.O.S. Redo)
Mogwai- Auto Rock
Moth- I See Sound
Mouth Of The Architect- Baobab
Murder By Death- Killbot2000
Onelinedrawing- Oh, Boys
Pedro The Line- A Mind of Her Own
Pelican- Sirius
Planes Mistaken For Stars- Copper and Stars
Portugal. The Man- AKA M80 The Wolf
The Prize Fighter Inferno- The Going Price For Home
Random- Sitges Savepoint
Ratatat- Beanie Sigel & Dirt McGirt - When You Hear That (Remixes Vol 1)
Refused- New Noise
Russian Circles- Death Rides A Horse
Sense Field- Burn
Sigur Ros- Glósóli
The Snake The Cross The Crown- Gates of Dis
Soular- Take Me Away
The Sounds Of Animals Fighting- The Heretic (Such a great song)
Sparta- Cut Your Ribbon
Steal Train- Blown Away
Stop It!!- Amen and Boys
The Stryder- Billy
Sufjan Stevens- The Dress Looks Nice On You
Telefon Tel Aviv- Fahrenheit Fair Enough
Thrice- Child of Dust
Thursday- Into the Blinding Light
Tristeza- Aereoaviones
U.N.K.L.E.- When Things Explode
The Valley Arena- Paint it Red
Waxwing- Place Called Houston
Yaphet Kotto- Torn Pictures
Love of Diagrams
Mission of Burma
Liars
Boris
Oxford Collapse (kind off; probably to the same level as The Thermals but more poppy)
the new Stephen Malkmus + Jicks album (kind of; all the songs are a weird mix of hard prog and pavement)
Retribution Gospel Choir (kind of; reconfigured version of Low that plays stoner metal)
And yeah, most of those artists have been around for awhile so I don't know if you'd count them, but they've all put out albums between 2006 and now.
Bloc Party - Talons
I wish it were on the album coming out.
oh my god, i love it
death cab for cutie's 'earth angel' is pretty fun
and flaming lips doing 'if only i had a brain'! thats magic
I'll check out Love of Diagrams and Mission of Burma, thanks for the recommendations. Liars are extremely hit or miss for me, and Boris is a little too metal/noise for my tastes. It's weird, I like heavy but metal and noise both turn me off completely.
I think what I really want is for ATD-I to come back and not suck, which is next to impossible.
OK... heavy... let's see.
Have you tried Times New Viking, No Age, Comets on Fire, or Parts & Labor? Comets on Fire is especially heavy.
There's also the Constantines, A Place to Bury Strangers, Man Man, Future of the Left (also try McClusky, if you haven't), Crystal Antlers.
I can't think of any others right now.
They probably don't count as particularly "indie", but check out Gallows.
The first track in on last.fm right here if you want to listen.
they are a bit screamo, but sooooooo gude
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23Ivt-ikYIk
The question; What, to you, is the most beautiful song you've heard?
Mine:
Elbow - Switching Off
Sparklehorse's Little Fat Baby
The music video is kind of dumb.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XXD20DhV4c
or some beatles song
How appropriate then that I secured my tickets for their upcoming show today.
Ignore the horrible fan video