Short and sweet. This reminds me of those somewhat emo ballads that I used to love so much when I was all angsty.

Check out more Between Bodies here.

Well now. This is pretty. Owen does a pretty stand up job of taking an already great Against Me! song and making it his own agen slot online.

He is doing a whole album. It’s called Other People’e Songs, which is just perfect. Listen and love below.

Want to feel better about life? Want to start your Friday off right? Well do we have a song for you.

This song by the - er - interestingly named Big Data will get your feet moving back and forth with the help of White Sea’s kicking vocals.

Big Data, who has some issues with modern day technology, has some more songs worth spending some alone time with. I linked to his Soundcloud page above.

So pardon me if something I loved is lost, but since when does Baths (or simply Will) write one night stand jams written as if he did not care? This man cared too much. Just listen to Plea. Remember the power behind, “Because we are still not valid”

(If you not heard his daytrotter sessions you should go find those)

“Forgot to thank you for your love whatever you name was.” Damn, that’s cold.

Of course the beats are still there. The drum machine, sprinkled with all the right extras, still hit home like only Baths could. It’s still relentlessly catchy even if it’s lost some of it’s wide eye romanticism.

Well isn’t this a peach?

I can say that I would irrationally love any song with Tegan and Sara featured. Ever since I heard those lovely ladies serenade the world with Living Room. I have been a fanboy. But it’s the combination of Night Terrors and Tegan and Sara that make this song tick.

The song hits home as two close co-workers decided to leave today. So as I sit and weep at their departure I am just hitting replay on this beauty. Think Michael in that episode of the office except I am listening to the whole song. Save me Tegan. Save me Sara. Night Terror have an album coming out though! Learn more here.

A chorus that’s good enough to make you wish for the days when you would play air guitar to Blink182 albums in your bedroom. Is this the worst right up of all time? Quite possibly. Do I care? Deeply. Should you still listen to the song? Yes.

Remember when we used to publish on the regular? Those were fun days. But this song by HAERTS (such an annoying name to say, type) is pretty great. It’s all loopy and groovy in the right places. Big meaningful drums and sex undertone vocals. Wait till the end where snapping fingers and overlapped vocals take over your life.

Hello Bon Iver? Is that you?

No. Just someone that has the same viciously dark, mysterious vocal tones and lyrics. Well count me in. It might not have been recorded in a lonely cold cabin, but it’s still as pleasant on the ears as you can get. Just try and imagine it’s the dead of winter and the middle of summer.