The Life and Times and Amazing Adventures of DJ Bunny Ears.

Song of the day from album of the week.
Not sure how he does it, but Bill Callahan has consistently put out beautiful music.
The new album of his is no exception to that trend.

http://www.dragcity.com/products/apocalypse

Song of the day from album of the week.

Really digging the heck out of this new Cornershop album.
http://www.cornershop.com/

*{That is seagull shit splattered on parking lot pavement in Malibu]*

Song of the day from (a super amazing) album of the week.
And if it doesn't click at first, give it a bit before you write it off.

Solid/accurate review on Pitchfork too:
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/15281-badlands/

http://www.dirtybeaches.blogspot.com/

As a part of the ongoing Imaginary Soundtracks series,I present to you my favorite Emitt "the one man Beatles" Rhodes song, ever.

I'll get this in a film or some project someday, I guarantee.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emitt_Rhodes

Been listening to some beautiful, pithy, at-times funny, music from this cat from Scotland.
Just getting into his album now and digging what I'm hearing so far.
Especially this track:

http://witheredhand.com/

Listening to a new Radiohead album is always a very special experience for me.
It marks a moment in time that will then grow throughout my days.
With repeated listens, it's like the sudden smell of something loved that has been lost and now remembered again.
An immediate, sentimental journey - sunlight through a window, the sound of a friend's voice, a word, a meal, a wish.
And this new album is now here upon us. 
So I'm just letting it wash over and coat me in new and soon-to-be old memories.

You can buy it here:
http://www.thekingoflimbs.com/

Song of the day from album of the week.
A marvelous hodgepodge of dubstep, auto-tune, reduction-ist, melancholic electronic fuzz pop.
Nice work, young sir.

http://www.jamesblakemusic.com/

Haven't done this series in awhile (since I basically started it), but I was listening to Stina Nordenstam's "This Is" album today and remembered how much I love this particular song.
Sounds a bit like Brian Eno "Here Come The Warm Jets" era.
Would love to see this one in a film.
Enjoy.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stina_Nordenstam

So now that I'm in Chicago, I'm super interested in discovering what's happening here in the music scene these days.
One of the first bands I've come across is the Smith Westerns who've just released their newest album Dye It Blonde on Fat Possum Records.
Liking what I'm hearing so far from the youngsters in this town.

Have a great weekend everyone.
Go Packers!!!

http://www.fatpossum.com/artists/smith-westerns

Song of the day from album of the week.

The new Adventure album will drop March 22nd and the whole thing kills it.

http://www.carparkrecords.com/adventurepresspage.html
http://www.facebook.com/adventuresound