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see. not trying too hard. I feel validated.

I'm even more dug in now. (as I put something even more obscure as my #1 album)

yes. it can't just be me not getting it/not interested. I have flawless taste.

seems like Uncut might be trying a bit too hard

1. Space Invader 2. Alphabet City 3. Laugh Track 4. Smoke Detector 5. Hornets 6. Turn Off the House 7. Crumble 8. Dreaming 9. Deep End (Paul's in Pieces) 10. Weird Goodbyes 11. Coat on a Hook 12. Tour Manager rare situation where I think they picked the best two songs for the lead-singles...

I'm starting a Socks Pay It Forward thread for those of us not in on the club. those a sick.

I've been skipping the Swans tracks on my '23 playlist every time they come on. To Be Kind blew my mind and there were moments on The Glowing Man, but nothing subsequent has hit for me.

can't wait to listen to this. her episode with Andrew Bird left me bawling.

Shit Talk is a pretty remarkable track, tho

I think this is roughly where I stand heading into "listen to as much '23 music as possible to complete your list as thoroughly as possible" season: 1. Cloth - Secret Measure 2. The Murder Capital - Gigi's Recovery 3. The National - Laugh Track 4. The National - First Two Pages of Frankenstein...

I can not wait to see her play in Boston over the Thanksgiving weekend. Ghosts (and a few other tracks from this new album) feature on this gorgeous concert she did for Cercle;

Margo Price covering Cocteau Twins vibe

eh...those same people have also sent money to a Nigerian prince and think the elite are immortal because they consume the blood of children.

I'll admit to some possible recency bias, but I don't recall endlessly looping Trouble... or High Violet the way I have Laugh Track these last few days.

love to find another I am Easy to Find fan. I think it's a stunning album and probably only rank Boxer above it based on nostalgia. my list after those top two will certainly vary (and include High Violet :)), but I put Boxer and I am Easy to Find in a tier to themselves.

I had the exact same thought yesterday...I always liked Weird Goodbyes, but kinda just looked at it as a throw away single and a chance to collab with Bon Iver. I think it really fits and shines on this album. also, I absolutely adore Crumble, but as I keep listening I can't help but feel it...

I think I get this concept in theory, but if you as an artist/band are in a creative peak...which clearly this group seems to be...I don't know if I see the harm in churning out music while the iron is hot. especially a band like The National whose song-writing is often so personal and...

I've been listening to a lot of Foals since they impressed at Osheaga... What Went Down 1. What Went Down 2. Birch Tree 3. A Knife in the Ocean 4. London Thunder 5. Mountain at my Gates 6. Night Swimmers 7. Lonely Hunters 8. Give It All 9. Albatross 10. Snake Oil 9/10...I really only think...

it's my favorite from a this near perfect album