MAY 2014
- Chromeo | Old 45s
- Röyksopp & Robyn| Do it Again
- Future Islands | Spirit
- EMA | Solace
- tUnE-yArDs | Water Fountain Continue Reading
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MAY 2014
In case you didn’t set aside 3.5 hours of your life this past Sunday to marvel at the spectacle that was the 55th Grammy Awards, I will do you the favor of summarizing the evening’s events through an LDD lens. That way, when you read this a week after the show and nobody is talking about it you can feel confident that you are also not talking about it, but it’s not because you don’t know, aren’t hip, or were too busy sitting on your left hand until it was asleep so you could give yourself the sloppiest handjob of your life. Continue Reading
JANUARY 2012
Now that Santa is done checking off his list, it’s time for me to do the same. The votes have been cast (all by me) and the results are in for the Top 10 Albums of Winter 2011. Those lucky enough to make this list then went on to contend with the veterans of my Top 40 Albums of 2011. When all was said and done, it was a tough decision paring the list down to a Top 10 overall, but I reached deep within and summoned the strength to….oh who am I kidding, I chose the music that kept my iTunes chugging and put the biggest smile on my face.
Hopefully you have found some great music in 2011 and are as excited as I am for more to come in 2012. Cheers to all and on to the lists!! Continue Reading
DECEMBER 2011
Tired of reading the same old cookie-cutter album reviews? Are you forced to reach for the dictionary just to understand those pompous wordsmiths with their syllables and thesaurii? Looking for a fun, new take on the craft? Here is a poem I scribed in honor of The Black Keys’ newest full-length release. No reason, just rhyme.
El Blues Cruise
There are two men from Akron named Patrick and Dan
In two thousand one they started a band.
With Dan on guitar and Pat pounding the drums
Blues rock poured out in infinite sums. Continue Reading
Given the fact that everyone is equipped to whistle, it’s a wonder there isn’t more whistle-driven music out there. One possible explanation is that while it is relatively easy to whistle for the sake of making noise, it is very difficult to whistle for the sake of making decent music. The former usually results in a ragged and bleating distress signal used to get the attention of a: Continue Reading