#songs are all available on spotify

[kittyit]

top 10 new (to me) albums of 2024 all woman-fronted, fav tracks linked

Mette - Mettenarrative (2023) → ACID RAIN

Ana Frango Elétrico - Me chama de gato que eu sou sua (2023) → Electric Fish

Francesca Wexler - I Promise (2022) → Pink Noise

milkypossum - Digital Utopia (2024) → Check Your Aim

Lilyisthatyou - POP MUSIC (2023) → RELAX AFTER WORK WITH A DRINK

Magdalena Bay - Imaginal Disk (2024) → Cry for Me

Remi Wolf - Big Ideas (2024) → Alone in Miami

Caroline Polachek - Desire, I Want to Turn Into You [Everasking Edition] (2024) → Butterfly Net (ft. Weyes Blood)

Kitty Craft - Beats and Breaks from the Flower Patch (1998) → When Fortune Smiles

Gaelynn Lea - Learning How to Stay (2018) → Metsäkukkia

[awfullybigwardrobe44]

Happy Feeling Left Out Day to all iTunes users who celebrate

[soni-dragon]

Hilda playlist! its existed for ages i just realized today i never added it to my spotify

[satans-knitwear]

You're greedy eyes upon me

And then I come undone

Treat me ~Tip me

[fishedeyelenz]

Fuck my mom is listening to Nirvana rn, Heart shaped box is such a Billy x Camille song ough

[art--harridan]

[Image description: A digital drawing of Rosario, Antonio and José from the film Colegas. Antonio is in a casket, while the other two hug the side of it. They both look at his face mournfully with their faces turned towards the casket's walls. Three teardrops fall down both of their cheeks. Antonio is laying flat, hands arranged over his abdomen and his eyes closed. His skin is lifeless, and there's a bloody bullet hole in his chest. He's wearing, as are the other two, the last outfit he wore prior to his death. They have blood stains in the same position on their chests, but no wounds. Their hands are also stained red. Rosario reaches one hand towards his wound, while her other arm is trapped behind the casket. Meanwhile, José's hand is angled away, but his other arm stretches to the top of the casket. Each of them have one leg up over it. The background is a very light brown, and the style uses a lot of heavy shading in its lineart.]

lejos de aquí

[t4k3-m3-t0-4-th3r4p1st]

you're welcome

[piiiiinkheart]

Thoughts on the new collab with TMG?

I don’t like it 💔 here’s a link if you guys haven’t heard it https://youtu.be/lN1WmeVd22Y?si=br1hUqEfhVDjmICF

[cigarettes-and-black-eyeliner]

Listening to this Fall Out Boy song on repeat can fix me

[pissmoon]

It was do much more fun when more people were using last.fm instead of Spotify wrappeds and whatnot. Right now ur taste charts are supposed to be monopolized with what's available on a certain app n not a bunch of shit u pirated and also numerous apps!

[tothedarkdarkseas]

I'm curious about your thoughts on the new album, musically?

I've been trying to come up with lengthier, loftier things to say, as I can imagine it elicits sighs and eyerolls and invite a deeper divide for me to give an ungracious answer, but as of right now, this is the plainest response I can give: I've listened to the album three times, and though I wouldn't go so far as saying "I disliked the experience," it was something I felt that... I was making an effort to do. That is undoubtedly influenced by the phase at large and the highs & lows I've had through it, and unfortunately that's not giving it the strongest springboard for me. That's probably not enough time to form a forever-opinion, and music is something that breathes and rests differently with you the more time you spend with it.

After seeing it live, Cracker Island the song grew on me more, and I think I'd feel comfortable saying I enjoy it a good bit. Silent Running and New Gold are very decent tunes but haven't made an unforgettable impression on me yet, likely as I haven't given anything of this cycle the committed replay slot that tracks from every previous album have had. In a similar vein, musically Skinny Ape sounds good, maybe even among the best melodies, but lyrically I feel incredibly discomforted and distant from it; I struggle putting it to words, especially against such an opposing view in the fandom, and feel I'd only attract more ire for trying to dig at that hole and make it a crater. I'm sorry. Maybe I'll feel differently about it one day. I actually don't mind Oil as much as some critiques I've seen and find it to be one of the more relistenable songs, but I'd agree it's not the best use of Stevie Nicks by far, and Damon's revelation that it wasn't written for a Stevie feature makes sense. Possession Island is alright with me as well, and I can admit it'd be unfair to compare it against Valley of the Pagans as they're clearly aiming for two different atmospheres, but I think the overlap in the setting/subject and obviously the feature makes it difficult not to begin comparing the two, and then it's an impulsive and unwanted slip toward comparing the entire album against others. I think I may like Tarantula, but it's not an overwhelming sort of like. Those are the only tracks I have much of an ear for yet. I'd say The Tired Influencer and Baby Queen are skips for me at the moment, and I feel stupid for putting Tormenta in that pile too, but honestly, they all sort of inhabit slightly different levels of "neutral." More than anything, I'm left with the last lines of our introductory song repeating in my head: Nothing more to say.

I love that Gorillaz is experimental. I love that the sound is ever-changing, and that Damon is free to explore his whims. It hasn't always suited everyone and hasn't always suited me, but that's never felt like a barrier, either. "A feature, not a bug." That's still how I feel about Gorillaz moving forward. There's a predominant sound over this album that isn't so much to my personal taste, and that isn't a statement of objective quality, but it's a statement of-- of music not being an objective thing. Of music almost never being an objective thing. And if that's the beauty of it, the weight and validity it gives to those gut feelings, then it must also be why it's fair to feel out of sync with it. There's a connecting train between us that I've missed, for now. Maybe I'll catch it another time. I haven't given it a fair chance, I think, and I'm not unbiased, I know. Part of me really does want to say that's alright, though. I still have hopes moving forward, in some ways. Maybe not expectations, but... hope shaped by dreaming if not believing.

[wenamedthedogkylo]

so I've already reblogged and tagged with this stuff but I need a moment to call myself out with the absolutely hilarious state of my Most Recent Tracks section

wait lets use that spotify stats page i want to know what everyone’s long term most listened to artist and track are! mine are the cure + “the river the woods” by astronautalis

[idnull]

if you love horror movies and funny music, PLEASE listen to this album, it's only 21 minutes. i'm kinda obsessed and listening on repeat.

[halojalex]

How have you not listened to Chemistry?!? Please listen to it immediately

idk i mean part of it is that im stubborn when it comes to listening to new music, even with atl. like it took me so long to listen to the fh b-sides and the bonus tracks on dpiln, and those are on spotify 😭 songs like chemistry not being on spotify makes it harder/more annoying to listen to them. i wish they'd put them on spotify ;-;

[rigginsstreet]

PUT THIS ON SPOTIFY RIGHT NOW!!!!

[neverendingford]

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