For What it’s Worth, Let’s Go House-boating and Listen to Vanilla
One of the best parts about instrumental music is its capacity to allow you to free-ball its meaning. I mean yes, to some extent theres an intended emotion and tone, […]
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Springtime Dreaming with Shugo Tokumaru
So everyone has a soundtrack for every moment of their life right? I’ve pushed this point forward in my two previous posts, and I should warn you that I intend […]
Synths and Funk: Spend the Summer in a Video Game
The thing that astounds me most whenever I listen to Tryezz is the fact that he isn’t already king of the electro-chill-funk music world, if such a space exists. Masterfully […]
The Perfect Summer Folk Song: Port Isla
For my first post I am going start off with a song that has been the soundtrack to my summer drives the past few weeks. I really loved Port Isla’s […]
The Mountain Goats Transcend and Conquer
This Saturday’s Selection is The Mountain Goats’ newest album: Transcendental Youth (surprise, surprise!). Where do I even begin? How could I possibly paint a complete—much less accurate—picture of the poetic […]
The Indie Blender 