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Appreciation Post


What is up my good folk?

I've got a fresh idea off the press, and by the title you can get a good idea. I'll be sporadically posting a few songs here and there that I especially like. Genres are limitless but sometimes there will be similar themes because some songs just stick for one reason or another. Enjoy!




In my opinion, Air Miami is one of the best indie rock/pop bands of the 90's. They weren't afraid to experiment and have a lot to offer. During their brief existence, they curated 2 albums mixed with a lot of demos and 1 EP. I highly recommend giving a listen to this album if you enjoy Adidas My Ass. 



First things first, this album is absolutely killer overall. Bombay Bicycle Club has been around for years but personally their first album tops the rest. I don't mean that in a snobby way but The Hill is probably in my top 100, if not potentially top 50 songs of all time. The Hill is a way too relatable song that reminds me of when I was younger riding bikes with my friends, only to acknowledge and accept the fact that we were growing up and apart. We all have a time we wish to revisit.

Superstitions of the Sky- Things Said In Passing


Superstitions of the Sky was an emo acoustic side project between Josh Jakubowski and Vadim Taver. I stumbled upon these guys randomly shortly after I met my now fiancé. It's cheesy in a sense and I felt that way sharing this song back then with her but it's really that good. Together they made 2 albums which I've had difficulty trying to find compiled as a whole online. A lot of their work is on Youtube and it's worth the dive if you like old school feelsy acoustic duets.


Only 3 songs you say?
"Weak! I want more!"

I kid, but I'm new to this yet. Not just blogger itself but actually attempting to write about music in general. Bear with me you internet tumblers, I have loads of music to share!



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