Snow, a playlist by Brady Gerber on Spotify
Snow, a playlist by Brady Gerber on Spotify
Netflix and chill to these winter songs while you stay in your apartment all day.
Snow, a playlist by Brady Gerber on Spotify
Netflix and chill to these winter songs while you stay in your apartment all day.
Playlist: 20 Songs For January 2015
My first monthly playlist of 2015 includes new music from Sleater-Kinney, Viet Cong and The Decemberists along with some deep tracks from St. Vincent, Can, Nick Lowe, and more.
Here are my 20 songs for January 2015:
1. Cat Power – “The Greatest”
2. Parquet Courts – “Stoned and Starving”
3. The Breeders – “Drivin’ On 9″
4. Bully – “Milkman”
5. Madonna – “Hung Up”
6. Thea & The Wild – “Strangers…
Get excited for the new Toro Y Moi album.
What For? comes out April 7th via Carpark Records.
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Daniela Andrade does Childish Gambino right with this acoustic cover of “Telegraph Ave / Sober”
A great acoustic cover of a rap song is a beautiful thing.
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Another great…
Headphone Nation’s Year In Review: 2014
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What better way to end 2014 than to give out some superlatives? As with any sort of end-of-year review, these awards reflect my personal taste and shouldn’t be taken as the final say on the year. Really my hope is that you’ll check out some new music that that you’d otherwise miss.
Also, make sure to click on the album cover for a link to a song off that album.
Alright, let’s begin.
My 25+ Favorite Songs of 2014 (with Spotify Playlist)
Another year, another playlist of my favorite songs of the year. This year’s playlist has a particular mix of random greatness, from gloriously loud guitar rock to jazzy electronics and everywhere in between. This year wasn’t as full of epic pop songs as last year, but there are still plenty of quality songs to hear from 2014.
Enjoy!
*p.s., as time goes on I’ll add other great songs from…
Four Things I Didn’t Expect To Happen In 2014 (From Someone Who Missed It All)
Five months is a long time to be away. Without a working cellphone or laptop, I was blissfully out of touch with the world of music save the few english music magazines I managed to find. Our reliance on the Internet for most of our news is bittersweet; it’s bitter because it feels like at times you either have too much information or none of it at all, but it’s sweet because I can google all the…