You must build a fire.
" Oh gracious love, you were so kind to me,
You only broke my heart, let my heart and legs stay strong,
So I could swim upon the open sea,
Searching for another love, floating along endlessly......"

It's holding up quite well.

by The Thrills. I've played this album non-stop for about 3 or 4 days!

from the Stop Making Sense album. so amazing. the whole album is.

I wanna be you boyfriend by The Rubinoos, a 70's powerpop classic and generally perfect pop song. Avril Lavigne got in a spot of bother recently for ripping it off wholesale in her track Boyfriend.

Another one is Don't Get Upset by Jeffrey Lewis, which is just pure gorgeousness.

Hercules and Love affair

Skinny Love

is my current favourite jam.

but i did have a postal service revival a few days ago...

I can't get enough of it, I don't imagain many people know it so here ya go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kogLlxbJyGo

I'm also in lve with Visage - Frequency 7 (Dance Mix) an have been for so long I wan't more tunes like it but I just can't find them. Again here ya go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUrLN2tkoRQ

Enjoy

In fact, the entire album.
Summer in a leaked box.

been rekindling my love for Head Hunters recently, particularly with this classic jazz-funk odyssey. It starts with the baddest groove known to man, the drums dancing around the beat perfectly, before dropping into a slightly more spaced out section and then heading off in another groove which gradually rises in the skronk level. When it's reached meltdown point in the noisy jamfest it then drops out again and brings you back to the epically funky riddim from the beginning. BADD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCku06ZKoOs

by Atlas Sound, been totally stuck on the album for the last few weeks and that's the highlight for me.

Both 'Comprendez!' by Cable and 'Watching That Chair Painted Yellow' by Twilight Sad at the moment ... No! It's 'We Meet Under Tables' by Wire... definately.

commander venus - my other car is a spaceship

and

panda & angel - Ohio december 24th

It's pretty glorious and reminds of Neu, if Neu had had a viable late career.

Drummer from Underoath's side project, album's not all that great but this is a really good track.

awesome.

song is called The Modern Leper its a class tune great band they really grow on you

by the french kicks

from the new Boris album. Awesome stuff.

My god, it's pretty much the greatest song ever.

Also Propellor - Tubelord, really liking them just now, looking forward to a proper release.

and MJ

"This is Not a Test"

the version of 'the moon' on the microphones song islands rarities is the most perfect song ever recorded

battles

The Black Angels

Baden Powell & Vinicius De Moraes - Canto De Ossanha.

I must have walked about 10 miles today, had this on my mp3 player and it made me smile and think i was in some South American musical from the 60's. Springburn has never looked so tropical.

"Hey man! I wanna have a fight with you!"

I got into this through the 'it's 4am...' thread on this very board. Unlike so so many ads for bands on this site it is really, really good.

by Miracle Fortress. Lovely stuff.

by Grammatics..............BRILLIANTXXXXXXXXXXX

Johnny Foreigner - Our Bipolar Friends or The Decemberists - 16 Military Wives. If i was pushed i would probably just be the former.

air - highschool lover

I thought they were a bit of a let down tbh. They seemed to try and fool the audience by pretending that they didn't know what song they would play next. They pretended to discuss it on stage, and then they launched into the chosen song. It was an obvious that they had rehearsed the situation.

http://www.myspace.com/brandicarlileband
The Story

and

http://www.myspace.com/hayleyangelmusic
Spaced Out

Gary

- it's like being the invisible member of the Breakfast Club. Achingly gorgeous.

Also very fond of Goldfrapp - A&E of late, I think a lot of people will be changing their minds about Seventh Tree by the end of the year.

cannot stop listening to this one

Old = "Dock of the Bay", Otis Redding. Duno why, it's just such a beautiful song that I keep listening to.

This is making me excited about Hox to Dot.

or santogold - unstoppable

'The Subtle Art of How to Break a Heart'
makes me want to do a little jig every time i hear it.

by portishead

One Beat - Sleater-Kinney. Had it on repeat lots this week because it's just perfect.

Newish:

By Torpedo or Crohn's - Why? Along with the rest of Alopecia really.

cut copy - light & music

quite enjoying the album as well

probably Salt Pepper Spinderella by Johnny Foreigner, or The New Nathan Detroits by Braid.

by Chuck Ragan

With my fingers crossed that HWM come over here and play some shows outside of London (I'm looking at you Rival Schools)

the pulse by holy fuck. it makes me happy :D

either sanddollars or 21st century pop song