About Today

The National, Thanksgiving Song

Oh no. Now I’ve gone down the internet rabbit hole of Bob’s Burgers songs, and apparently The National covered Linda’s “Thanksgiving Song.” How did I miss this? I’ll admit Linda’s version is catchier. Maybe Matt Berninger’s ironically singing from the perspective of the doomed turkey.

St. Vincent, Bad Girls

Bob’s Buskers! Brilliant! Yet another reason why this is one of the best shows on TV right now.

Apparently Stephen Merritt’s going to do one soon. Hopefully, “The Harry Truman Song.”

bwall05:

“Bad girls don’t wanna go to Dog Prom / and bad girls don’t wanna pay for lip balm / I don’t wanna be this bad”

Heathers, Teenage Clothes

Oh hell yes.

ghostanimal:

Hey. I have a new band called Heathers. Here is our first ever song. <3

Listen to Teenage Clothes by Heathers.

Purity Ring - Grammy (Soulja Boy cover)

Ok, that’s pretty fun.

yvynyl:

Oh wow, look at this timely-named little present that just dropped from Corin and Megan! So dope.

nprmusic:

The Australian singer and writer Nick Cave assembles a string of slow-burning ballads that seethe and surprise, punctuated by Warren Ellis’ gorgeous strings and bits of Cave’s own grabby, pervy innuendo.

Stream Push the Sky Away now.

Photo: Cat Stevens

So long, whatever other stuff I was going to listen to today.

(Source: greenwheelbarrow)

nprmusic:

cheatsheet:

entertainmentweekly:

world-shaker:

I love Jeopardy.

Wait, why isn’t everyone talking about this?

Ha, I thought it was just one category! 

I’m a little concerned with the “Yeah, We Went There” category. —Lars

CHVRCHES, Recover

distantrecords:

“If I recover, will you be my comfort?”

The elusive Swedish Scottish electropop outfit responsible for one of my favorite pop singles of 2012, The Mother We Share, has finally released a new song through Pitchfork. Their debut EP, Recover, is set to drop March 25th in the UK on Virgin Records and March 26th in the US on Glassnote.

Finally an EP date. Now maybe it’ll show up on Rdio.

screenshotsofdespair:

apoplecticskeptic: robotlemon