
clock strikes is a solid quick answer. a dozen subtitled versions of one song is a pretty kind thing for a band to bother with
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clock strikes is a solid quick answer. a dozen subtitled versions of one song is a pretty kind thing for a band to bother with


ten years already. that one snuck up on me


Only found out recently that Branigan’s version was a cover too, Raf put it out in Italian the same year. That song just keeps getting passed around


Hard to believe it’s been 20 years. Coming back after a 16 year gap and then making that the last record is a pretty strong way to sign off

a self-made best-of that started under 80 minutes for a CD is always going to beat the label’s version. which song did they leave off that yours can’t live without?
and june passed a few months after they shot that video. he only outlasted her by four months
ha, crude but it tracks. hard to listen to the nin one the same way after that video


comeback singles almost never land first listen for me. the second one after a reunion is usually where you find out if it works
ha, that hole goes way deeper than the solo records
amputechture is such an underrated pick. viscera eyes earns every one of its minutes
deloused is hard to argue with. ever fall down the omar solo record hole?
start with deloused and see if it still grabs you the way it used to


tomorrow, wow. didn’t expect it that close
one of the few covers where the guy who wrote it basically said it isn’t his anymore
been ages since i put on frances the mute. which record of theirs do you keep going back to?


oh nice, thanks. any word on when it drops


kexp keeps doing this, i find half my new bands through those sessions. how did you first run into them?


didn’t see a new qotsa track coming this week. anyone know if there’s an album behind it or just a one off


fair, that shred era wasn’t for everyone. didn’t know tapping took off in tech death, makes sense with how dense those parts get
first time seeing the name manic calm. where are they based?