Cosmo Black by Dynatron (from COLD IN JULY soundtrack. Reminds me of Refn's Drive)
American Dream Plan B by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (Love the guitar)
Pickles From The Jar by Courtney Barnett (Album due in early 2015)
High Ball Stepper by Jack White (His new album has really grown on me)
Would You Fight For My Love? by Jack White (”But I can't kiss you 'til you lift up your chin. You have to want to stop being alone”)
Fever by The Black Keys
World Peace is None of your Business by Morrissey
Istanbul by Morrissey
The Pictures Of Sasha Grey by Kristeen Young (Sounds remarkably like Kate Bush)
Endless Sleeper by The Raveonettes
A Place With No Name by Michael Jackson (While a little similar to both America's "A Horse With No Name" and MJ's "Leave Me Alone", I still feel the new track holds its own. Can't get out it of my head.)
Wanderer Wandering by Slow Club
The One That Lives Too Far by John Fullbright ("Some folks make something out of nothing, some people have to cry too long. While others wait beside the window, wondering why the wind would blow so strong”)
5785021 by Jessy Lanza (From compilation album Hyperdub 10.2)
I'm in the minority when it comes to Morrissey's new album, as far as critics go, as I really liked it a lot. I just think he needs to stop talking to the press and spend more time making music, getting better, and do some shows as he was supposed to do one at a venue that is about a few minutes from where I live.
ReplyDelete@thevoid99: I liked a few tracks from Morrissey’s latest solo record, I don’t know if the album will be among my favorites of the year, maybe the other songs will grow on me. A pity you didn’t get to see him live. His vocal seems different now compared to The Smiths.
DeleteOh, I love "Cosmo Black" and "Fever." Glad to hear Lazaretto is growing on you. I think I slightly prefer it to Blunderbuss.
ReplyDelete@Josh: I first heard "Cosmo Black" in the trailer for "Cold in July". I need to revisit Blunderbuss, I may have been too quick to dismiss that album.
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