The Hit Pack, "Never Say No To Your Baby"
A Motown track from 1965, the heavy horns here really sound a little more like Stax than like Motown, especially from 1965.
Rufus Thomas, "Funky Mississippi"
Yeah, see, those horns!
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They Might Be Giants, "They'll Need A Crane"
This song is a great example of how John Linnell is capable of writing a bouncy, charming song that nevertheless has a melancholy core to it. He usually bangs out at least one...
Wolves in the Throne Room, "Permanent Changes in Consciousness"
This is what counts for an interstitial track for Wolves in the Throne Room. Only 1:54!
Gino Parks, "Don't Say Bye Bye"
Meanwhile, Gino Parks cranks out an entire...
DJ Logic, "Abyss"
My kids and I often joke about "dog logic", where dogs try to reason about the world from their first principles, and it leads to some funny places. So now, I'm trying to figure out what...
Monobody, "Country Doctor"
Monobody is one of those bands that has a real mismatch of names. For whatever reason, I don't think this should be a math-rock/post-rock kind of band. "Monobody" seems like it should really be a...