home, let me come home

phenomenal song i've posted about before (thanks to andrew for tip); now remixed in an EVEN MORE HEARTBREAKING fashion (thanks to brittany for tip). i frequently think songs should be sadder, and this remix is so successful at elevating this song and accentuating the melancholy. love it.

tried to fight the creeping sense of dread with temporal things; most of the time i guess i felt alright

soundtrack to (highschool/college/all) goodbyes

have you ever, have you ever been all messed up?

haven't we met before / under brighter skies?

spent half a life deciding what went wrong

"we're going to play some canadian space rock for ya"

random thought: i need to move this over to tumblr. blogspot is comparatively busted.
other random thought: i miss lala a lot. i have to use hypemachine for any convenient music now and it's annoying.

for now: do make say think, aka a great band to listen to anytime but especially at work. loved forever, but some rarities/right-now jamz:

great live jam. sick bass.


two of my favorites in the same video, plus great banter.


adorable video for a tender history in rust, which has to be my favorite song to play on guitar.


great song i'd never heard before, entitled "hooray! hooray! hooray!"


and the first track on their newest record, that makes me happy as soon as the first guitar comes in. how do they get all their instruments to sound so fucking good? i don't know.