Washed Out

There's something that slowly grew on me with this one. Still not sure and I can't place my finger on it, but I keep coming back to it. Not a typical jam that I'd normally play but figured it was worth sharing.

"New Theory" by Washed Out

Dead Man's Bones

Just one more reason why Ryan Gosling rules.

"Lose Your Soul" by Dead Man's Bones

The Drums

Straight outta a place called "the bomb ass shit"... I ran across them attending this local residency at, yup you guessed it, Spaceland. Haven't been able to get this song outta my head. It's your new favorite whistling song.

"Let's Go Surfing" by The Drums

The Impossible Shapes

After D&D I'm on this mellow kick and found this one on Pandora. Of course it's on loop and I'm up to 45 plays between my computer and ipod. I'm currently looking into their new album, and I'm sure if I approve you'll get a lick.

"Pan-Ther" by The Impossible Shapes

The Dutchess & And The Duke

Second posting from this band...gonna see them live and am pretty fucking stoked...enjoy yourself.

"Hands" by The Dutchess & And The Duke

Rain Machine

Give it a listen. If you like TV then you'll probably be able to handle this. I can dig it...it's got a little of an off-beat feel.

"Give Blood" by Rain Machine

Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson

I had the privileged of see this guy after coming back and listening to his first album over and over all year.  He played and Spaceland so you can be sure I got my shit together and got there.  I happened to have come across this song I had overlooked for far too long.  Grab some good head phones and eliminate all distractions, you won't be disappointed.  It's starts slow and finishes hard.

"Mountaineerd" by Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson

Built To Spill

Built To Spill has a new album out that I have yet to delve into. So of course I'll bring it back a bit to my favorite. Just listen to them strings.

"The Car" by Built To Spill

Fleetwood Mac

I know what you're thinking. I've never been able to get into Fleetwood Mac, probably for the sole purpose of Stevie Nicks...but when I was informed of the amazing blues roots that their original guitarist brought to the table, I was blown away. And there's no way you can't tell me that it doesn't sound like Caleb Followill

"Show-Biz Blues" by Fleetwood Mac

Frijid Pink

An epic ballad that grabs your guts.

"God Gave Me You" by Frijid Pink

The Beau Brummels

A friend of mine that I hold in very high regard when it comes to music recently threw a couple of gems my direction and are on loop in my car. Oldies but amazings.

"Not Too Long Ago" by The Beau Brummels