evr show #13 playlist
The countdown continues today, with more music from our list of the 88 best albums of the year. This week we get up to #35. For an MP3 of the show, right click this link, or you can subscribe to our podcast here: http://www.eastvillageradio.com/podcasts/19925/125.xml
John Ellis, “All Up in the Aisles”
Boduf Songs, “Things Not to Be Done on the Sabbath”
Huun-Huur-Tu, “Mezhegey”
Headlights, “On April 2”
Crystal Castles, “Untrust Us”
Simone Dinnerstein, “Lasser: Twelve Variations on a Chorale by J.S. Bach: Var. 12”
Studio, “Brown Piano (Remake by Studio) – A Mountain Of One”
Johnson & Johnson, “Hold On John”
Okkervil River, “Lost Coastlines”
The Kills, “Cheap and Cheerful”
Kurt Vile, “Breathin Out”
2562, “Kameleon”
Breathe Owl Breathe, “Toboggan”
The Fireman, “Nothing Too Much Out of Sight”
Titus Andronicus, “Joset of Nazareth’s Blues”
Blacklisted, “Touch Test”
Eliza Carthy, “Row of Angels”
Seun Kuti & Fela’s Egypt 80, “Don’t Give That Shit to Me”
Top Choice Clique, “Peace of Mind”
Army Navy, “Dark As Days”
Chris Knight, “Almost There”
Paul Lewis, “Sonata No. 7 in D major, Op. 10 No. 3: III. Menuetto. Allegr”
Elzhi, “Motown 25 (feat. Royce Da 5’9)”
Fuck Buttons, “Bright Tomorrow”
Avishai Cohen Trio, “Seattle”
Esperanza Spalding, “I Know You Know”
British Sea Power, “No Lucifer”
Kayhan Kalhor, “Ascending Bird”
Liam Finn, “Better To Be”
Marco Benevento, “Bus Ride”
Yes, but which Okkervil TRACK is on the playlist? Wait, it looks like Lost Coastlines, which you’ve assigned to the Kills. I’m sure the universe is tearing somewhere.
Toboggan is definitely one of the better Breathe Owl Breathe songs.
I fully intend to start listening to these once I get my iPod replaced this weekend and I have the space for this stuff.
As mentioned previously I’m not a fan of the British Sea Power album, but there are three songs I can put up with, and No Lucifer is the third.
Paul Lewis, “Sonata No. 7 in D major, Op. 10 No. 3: III. Menuetto. Allegr”
Elzhi, “Motown 25 (feat. Royce Da 5′9)”
Fuck Buttons, “Bright Tomorrow”
Avishai Cohen Trio, “Seattle”
That is a progression to warm my heart. Old-skool Tribe and De La Soul fans, btw, do not sleep on the Elzhi record…undoubtedly the best and most satisfying indie rap album of the whole year, and there were staggering amount of really really good ones this year. Check out the Johnson and Jonson, too, though it is a little bumpier of a ride.
Also, please get the Boduf Songs record. Yancey discovered that one for us, pretty much, but ever since I started playing it it has more or less sunk into my mind indelibly.