New River City Extension is fucking awesome.
New John Mayer too!

Originally Posted by Debut_Fin

2:54 by 2:54
A Light Far Out by The Wake
Correct Behavior by Eternal Summers
En Värld I Brand EP by Ditt Inre
Fight Bite by Fight Bite
Language by Zulu Winter
Midnight Flowers by The Dig
Themes for an Imaginary Film by Symmetry
There's No Leaving Now by The Tallest Man on Earth
** The title track to this is so fucking perfect

nice tits

tUnE-yArDs, getting ready for tonights show.
2:54
The Jezabels
Warpaint
Japandroids

Originally Posted by Chris92

Hahaha Jake Denning like Macklemore. He keeps fucking getting worse and worse.

Sorry?

Originally Posted by Kyle Huntington

Love seeing other fans of 2:54 around here.

What are they? RIYL?

Originally Posted by trojanick

What are they? RIYL?

Says in the main part of the thread where recs are but add more shoegaze influence to it.

Originally Posted by JamieTheSonger

Hey guy that line where Blake says "Look God has a picture of me" was the funniest line of the show.

hahaha, i forgot about that. yes, that was also awesome.

Japandroids- Celebration Rock
Shabazz Palaces- Black Up
A Place to Bury Strangers- Worship
Joyce Manor- Of All Things I Will Soon Grown Tired of
Death Grips- The Money Store
GZA- Liquid Swards
Beau Navire-Lumens

Most people around here don't really know anything about dubstep. They just immediately think Skrillex's "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites", which is a pretty bad representation of the genre.[/quote]

Thank you.

Celebration Rock will save lives. IT LIFTS ME UP!

Now, Now- Threads is what I've been listening to a lot lately too.

and my AOTY so far, Attack On Memory by Cloud Nothings.

Honestly I still can't believe how much I'm enjoying Celebration Rock. I didn't like Post-Nothing at all but somehow this new album sounds the same yet it's so much better. Last year I stepped away from my indie-folk albums to listen to the wonderful All Get Out - The Season, this year it's Celebration Rock. I also agree that the new Tallest Man On Earth - There's No Leaving Now is great too, along with Regina Spektor - What We Saw From The Cheap Seats, John Mayor - Born & Raised, and Julia Stone - By The Horns.

Originally Posted by Blake Solomon

idk, im still kind of meh on that record. this one is so much bigger to me.

Agreed. Just getting into this album, but it definitely seems to fit in with the new albums from PS I Love You and The Men for Rock and Roll albums of the year thus far.