Posted by Payton | Posted in one liner | Posted on 11-19-2008
Band of Horses Islands on the Coast
buy Cease To Begin (2007)
Cosmic Seattle Rock.
i’m ready for the next one from these guys.
Posted by Payton | Posted in one liner | Posted on 11-19-2008
Slaid Cleaves – November Skies
buy Slaid Cleaves’ Holiday Sampler (2001)
As always, Slaid tells us a great story. One that captures that retrospective feeling you get in the winter.
Posted by Payton | Posted in Uncategorized, one liner | Posted on 10-28-2008
Drew Womack – Leaving October
buy Drew Womack (2004)
Fired up the ‘ol heater for the first time this year.
Posted by Payton | Posted in one liner | Posted on 10-14-2008
Mike McClure Band – Skies Are Turning Red
buy Everything Upside Down (2004)
19 tracks of Red Dirt Goodness. Just Buy It.
Posted by Payton | Posted in one liner | Posted on 10-14-2008
Townes Van Zandt – Snake Song
buy Flyin’ Shoes (1978)
It’s sad how little i’ve talked about Townes here.
i’ll try to change that in the near future.
Posted by Payton | Posted in Uncategorized, one liner | Posted on 08-26-2008
Jonathan Edwards – Shanty
Over at SMM, i’ve already expressed my love of
Jonathan Edwards and his 1971 debut. Really underrated record. This song was the second single behind the famous
Sunshine.
Posted by Payton | Posted in one liner | Posted on 08-25-2008
Fleet Foxes – Ragged Wood
More Seattle
Sub Pop for you. This is one many great songs that make up the
Fleet Foxes self-
titler – which presently sits very high up on my
best of ‘08 list. Somehow, we are 3/4 of the way through this year. Crazy.
Get it on Vinyl and not only will you get download codes, but also The Sun Giant – their Sub Pop debut EP.
Posted by Payton | Posted in one liner | Posted on 08-25-2008
Band of Horses – I Go to the Barn Because I Like The
So this title has nothing to do with the lyrics – nor does it make sense. But i like this picture. And this song. It perfectly captures the band’s cosmic sound.
Buy The Band of Horses‘ first album.
Posted by Payton | Posted in one liner | Posted on 08-25-2008
The Everybodyfields – Down By The Water
Here’s a fun little song for your Monday.
It was placed as a hidden track on
The Everbodyfields‘ sophomore album,
Nothing Is Okay.
Now it’s been spliced just for you.