I got through all your selections. All were interesting. Are those your favorites of the genre or favorites from locals. I enjoyed in Our Bedroom After the War a lot, but really liked Monkey. The female percussion was very Mo Tucker Velvet Underground. I will see what else I can dig up from Low. Thanks for the heads up on these selections.
That Stars song is the best break-up track I've heard. Low are eclectic so I'd definitely start with the album that song 'Monkey' is from - my favourite.
I got through all your selections. All were interesting. Are those your favorites of the genre or favorites from locals. I enjoyed in Our Bedroom After the War a lot, but really liked Monkey. The female percussion was very Mo Tucker Velvet Underground. I will see what else I can dig up from Low. Thanks for the heads up on these selections.
An accountant meets my music choice - love it :)
That Stars song is the best break-up track I've heard. Low are eclectic so I'd definitely start with the album that song 'Monkey' is from - my favourite.
Not enough sleep this week, so my brain got twisted into saying what I was referencing wrong way around - hence edit.
That was a fun list,Mike.
You should think about opening a post apoplectic disco tech.
When the war is over we all have to find good places to drink and sell surplus gear.
Or it's a soundtrack to the End of the World as We Know It, and we feel fine.