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What are you listening to? [Don't embed the videos!]

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Blur - Jubilee
Parklife (1994)

One of the few songs that got me into Blur.
 


The Hives - Tick Tick Boom

I was always fond of Sweden's musical scene, and I remember first hearing about these guys back when I heard a song of theirs on the old PS2 game Rolling.
 
Kanye West – Two Words
Not really a fan of the collage dropout compared to the other album I heard by him ( MBDTF).
 
Raspberry Cane - Youth Lagoon
Album: Wondrous Bughouse

I can't find a YouTube video so this'll have to do. Shame, really; I wanted to share this quite a bit because I think it's seriously incredible. Highlight of this new album for me, I think, and one of the best things to come out of 2013 for me so far!
 
"Carried Away" ─ Passion Pit

Probably my favorite song from Passion Pit currently. Alone the song is great, but when you watch it with the video it just speaks volumes. The song itself feels uplifting, but the lyrics tell a story. The music video plays up on those lyrics and it's just perfect. Whenever I listen to the song, I kind of just have to watch the video with it too.

 

Ugh Foster the People needs a new album. Playing Torches on repeat has started to lose its novelty. :(
 
"Manifest" - Sepultura



Friday, October 2nd, 1992
Chaos has descended in "Carandiru", the biggest penitentiry complex in South
America
Over a hundred inmates dead and hundreds injured on the massacre
The police arrived with helicopters and over two hundred armed forces

They took the jailblock called "Pavilhao Nove" and opened fire on the inmates
in a holocaust, method of annihilation. The government of the city of Sao
Paulo cannot control the brutality of its police

Holocaust, Body piles
Confrontation, Mutilation
Discipline, Ignorance
Conflagration, Torture

Over eighty percent of the inmates were not sentenced yet. The bodies were
filled with bullets and bites from the police dogs
The police try to hide the massacre saying there were only eight deaths
The violence of Brasilian cops is very well known outside of Brasil. This
kind of extermination is a method that they use to get rid of the
overpopulation in the jails
The violence of the cops left the whole pavillion destroyed after the
rebellion
"Pavilhao Nove" (Pavilhao 9)

Just because someone is wearing a patch and uniform doesn't mean they're not corrupt.
 


Not only is Imagine Dragons amazing, but an a capella cover getting the same amount of sound is just ridiculous.
 


Mylo - Drop The Pressure

I don't get why I started getting so addicted to this song, I guess I am biased towards robot-like voices I guess.
 

Ahh...Listening to this whole album brings back nostalgia, along with Hot Fuss, of course. <3
 

Figured I'd run through all the Panic! albums today, this is the song I'm listening to right now. :3
 
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