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This was tough! Great idea though! Mine is largely autobiographical but several of the song choices are some of my favorite songs as well. Kind of a combo like the others so far. 1. The Monkees - Daydream Believer When I was a kid, MTV aired repeats of episodes of The Monkees. The show, band...

65daysofstatic dropped their newest album yesterday, replicr, 2019. If you're into experimental electronic math rock, it's a must listen. I've been listening to it on loop all afternoon. The whole album is on the usual streaming suspects, and also youtube.

I had to dig deep.. not much in my personal catalog from this year I really enjoyed that much. 1. Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden 2. REM - Green 3. They Might Be Giants - Lincoln

My high deductible plan does cover some preventative stuff, fortunately. At the beginning of the year I had my first gyno visit in probably.. a decade? Because my health insurance totally covered it. It was really surprising to me, I actually didn't believe it. Once I wrapped up the appointment...

Oh man, what a year... 1. The Killers - Hot Fuss 2. Keane - Hopes and Fears 3. Muse - Absolution 4. Regina Spektor - Soviet Kitsch 5. Jimmy Eat World - Futures 6. Modest Mouse - Good News for People Who Love Bad News 7. 65daysofstatic - The Fall of Math 8. Sia - Colour the Small One 9. Feist -...

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Agreed.. I've done one listen through of Fever Dream earlier today, and I'm doing another listen through right now. It is definitely different than their previous stuff. I am enjoying Nanna's vocals a LOT and they are the best part of the whole album, but otherwise, it is not as standout of an...

I'm sorry; that's terrible. I learned the same lesson regarding dental insurance, which is that it's about the same cost or even cheaper to just pay out of pocket for dental work. Dental insurance is horrible. (Same goes for vision insurance, by the way.) I cancelled after having it for like a year.

Makeup and Vanity Set - 88:88 Just got this in the mail yesterday. It's so beautiful :love:

1. Bastille - Bad Blood 2. HAIM - Days Are Gone 3. The 1975 - The 1975 4. 65daysofstatic - Wild Light 5. Sigur Ros - Kveikur 6. Holy Ghost! - Dynamics

A couple that popped into my head immediately, though this is a topic that I could just list a thousand songs for:

Some of my picks. You said you might have overlooked the obvious so I'm including the obvious: - Parekh & Singh - Science City (link to bandcamp) - genre: dreampop - Kalax - III (link to bandcamp) - genre: synthwave - Bastille - Doom Days - genre: pop - Thom Yorke - Anima - genre: electronic

Fiona Apple - When the Pawn... Incubus - Make Yourself Guster - Lost and Gone Forever Jimmy Eat World - Clarity Moby - Play This may have been one of the only years so far in which everything on my list I was actively listening to during that time period!

You're not wrong! I'd heard the odd Sigur Ros song before, but when I was checking out their catalog this album cover caught my eye. I started with this album and it's still my favorite of theirs.

I finished Stranger Things 3 yesterday, I really enjoyed it, a lot more than season 2. I felt like they learned from their mistakes from season 2 and tightened up the writing. The product placements didn't really bother me, I accept the practicality of needing to generate money to produce the...

Sigur Ros - Kveikur Mutemath - Vitals Faunts - Feel.Love.Thinking.Of. Grizzly Bear - Veckatimest Daughter - Not To Disappear

I think it's amazing, my favorite of his solo albums so far. Take my opinion with a grain of salt, I seem to be the opposite of most people. I can take or leave The Eraser and that seems to be most people's favorites, and I love Tomorrow's Modern Boxes and most people seem lukewarm on that one...

Oh, this is super fun idea. I just spent way too long compiling this list, haha. Openers: 65daysofstatic - Heat Death Infinity Splitter from Wild Light Band of Horses - The First Song from Everything All The Time Blanck Mass - John Doe's Carnival of Error from World Eater Bloc Party - Like...

This thread is hilarious. Also, I am taking all of the Radiohead and Thom Yorke hot takes 100% personally, and you're all out of my will. My own: Nirvana had some iconic, seminal hits, however Kurt Cobain's suicide artificially catapulted the band into the upper echelons of grunge history that...