"Balaclava" by Arctic Monkeys

Elliott Smith's New Moon, and enjoying it.

Mercury ~ Long-view

Stringy soft rock with nice dreamily layered instrumentation. A bit Coldplay-esque in terms of eye-roller lyrics and "Yes, We're Epic And Dramatic And Moving!" song styles, but it's nice despite that.

"Moment of Truth" by The Band No Name, from the V/A comp, NRK Sessions: Soul, Afro-Jazz & Latin From The Club 7 Scene. Extremely nice batch of jazz & soul from Norweigan artists of the '70s.

"Doreen" by Devil Doll from The Return of Eve. Rockabilly and trashy country with some swing vibes now and then. The Devil Doll is one Collen Duffy who wrote most of the songs and sings her pretty little heart out in a very powerful way. Excellent album.

The Hives - puppet on a string.

soooooo good

"Dear Darkness" by PJ Harvey

"Westfall" by Okkervil River

They have always been an amazing band. Stage Names was not a fluke, in case anyone is curious.

"Tiny Dancer" by Elton John.

"300 M.P.H. Torrential Outpour Blues" by The White Stripes

Somersault ~ Chicane

I'm listening to something that features Tom Jones and not hating it. Somebody delete this post before my title of Resident Industrial Metal Weirdo is tarnished completely.

"Up Against the Wall" by Peter Bjorn and John

"The Wizard" by Black Sabbath.

Riot City Blues ~ Primal Scream

It's OK, though no Screamadelica or XTRMNTR (yet). Few songs have been memorable or noteworthy thus far, not bad, just... eh.

Some awful James Taylor record. How did that get on?

The Clientele's new album. Solid as usual.

"Revisit The Cosmos" by the Square Root of Margaret. Love it! Psychy pop stuff.

AA Bondy - American Hearts

Halfway through this is sounding like an excellent alt-country/folk album.

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Originally posted by Shadrach:
"Some kind of economic mumbo jumbo" by Prof. Wang

I've had it on repeat all semester. Not recommended. Imagine William Hung reading you the Wallstreet Journal.

Hahaha, that sounds painful. Some of my professors would record the days lecture and post it online, which made it all the more tempting to skip class. This was nulled by the fact that in said classes, there were usually only 10-15 students and the professor took attendance.

Doves - "N.Y."

"Lines in the Suit" by Spoon.