Song Of The Week: Pavement –– The Killing Moon
Just wanted to give Pavement a little bit of love and appreciation. This song is originally by Echo and the Bunnymen, but they put their own, slightly more melancholy spin…
Alone Again (Naturally)
It’s Wednesday of 3rd week. I’m on the I-25, crawling through rush hour traffic foggily towards Denver. The Cranberries ask me over the stereo if I have to let it…
4th Week Playlist
Don't let fourth week murder your sense of adequacy; groove on down with your confusion with Nelson Kies' playlist of beautiful abstraction beats.
SONG OF THE WEEKEND: Faust – Jennifer
https://open.spotify.com/track/71WhsFMZI3JhEczyfbaq9d Faust's fourth and arguably best album, Faust IV is one of the best krautrock records ever recorded. Full of the usual frenetic, psychedelic, free-form jams Jennifer is a gorgeous…
Friday Playlist: DANCE AROUND
https://open.spotify.com/user/thesoundsofcc/playlist/0pi3rszqAEacsHLGpUo1f8 Friday playlist time! This week's theme is dance around. Once again, you can find this playlists on the SoCC’s Spotify account “thesoundsofcc”. Playlist inspired by the sun that finally peeked…
NEW MUSIC: Most Likely – “Steve”
Austin fuzz-rock outfit Most Likely has just released a new single about a cat. Formerly known as Planet Manhood, these dudes have been putting out music for a few years…
Song of the Week: Daddy issues – “Dog Years”
spotify:track:2HA3dQ2xVKv7kYN5tvUp2n Dog Years is a “heart-shaped box”-esque slowburner. Its lyrics steam with hate. Dog Years reveals the vitriolic aftermath of a relationship. In its soul-crushing relentlessness, the song captures…
SONG OF THE WEEKEND: Palm – Pearly
I've always had mixed feelings about math rock. For those of you who aren't familiar with the genre, here's my stripped-down definition: experimental rock made up of layered rhythms that…
Friday Playlist: VASTNESS
https://open.spotify.com/user/thesoundsofcc/playlist/6fDp22ZTnAf0Z0NmvTzioR Friday playlist time! I am going to start posting these every Friday, centering each playlist around a different theme. You can find these playlists on the SoCC's Spotify account…
