Not that I think the old way was boring, but to spend another two years with the same 13 songs, it’s just like FUCK. I think we’re going to just start to do things and put it out. Once we get 11 or 12 songs together, maybe we’ll do something else with it. We want to try to live through our music as we create it instead of it being a collection of the last couple years of our lives.

Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips

Sounds like Wayne needs a Tumblr.

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Twin Shadow - “Yellow Balloon”

Please don’t hold me responsible for the lyrics, just the groove. (Do people use that word anymore? Did I just out myself as totally lame?)

I am reminded of the Cansecos. Anyone? Bueller?

Oy. Recommending music is stressful.

Looks like Pitchfork has figured out a solution to its streaming music problem created by the shutdown of Lala. They’re using a music streaming tool built and powered by Yahoo! It appears, however, that Pitchfork is now hosting the music (which opens them up to more liability, it would seem, as far as copyrights are concerned). This is probably why we’re only seeing the player in the Forkcast and only sporadically attached to the album reviews (and typically only with a single). They probably have to go get permission now from the labels or artists to use the music, whereas before, with Lala, they could just link to what was posted by someone else.