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But If I’d Forgotten Could You Tell

Monday, June 21, 2010

(top photo: Voxtrot.  Bottom photo: no idea but surely not Vampire Weekend) (EDIT: that’s Dr. Dog and yes, IU’s Union Board needs to better tag its indie band clip art)

“Make It Easy on Your Host”
[Jan-Mar 2010 // 3]

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Yes, this one’s a couple months late.  But it might be my favorite of the first three, too.  Maybe because I’ve sat on it for longer.  Regardless, here’s yr rock (with incessant references to John Lennon to boot).  Then, it’s time to move on–so much amazing music has been released over the past six months!  [...]

“However Do You Need Me”
[Jan-Mar 2010 // 2]

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Second mix from the first quarter. A handful of bangers.  First mix is back here.  Third should be here anytime.

Mix 2: “However Do You Need Me” | 192k | 45:58 | 63.3mb

RJD2 “Let There Be Horns” (RJ’s Electrical Connections) According to my ledger, this guy’s got two (2) all-time instrumental soul jams–”1976” and “Good [...]

What Do Questlove, Russell Brand, and Wayne Marshall Have in Common

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

They’re all on the same page of the latest Rolling Stone!  Wayne gets big-upped by Ezra of the Vampire Weekends:

Here Comes A Feeling You Thought You’d Forgotten

Friday, April 16, 2010

Vampire Weekend “Horchata”

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

A few things about this
1) Not to get all punny on the SoCal vibe they’re reaching for here, but “Horchata” really jumps with both feet into The Ocean That Is Everything Haters Hated About Vampire Weekend the first time around. And for that, good for them. The “horchata”/”balaklava” rhyme scheme in particular seems [...]

Vampire Weekend “Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa”

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

At one point during Vampire Weekend’s set here in Bloomington last November (opening for Baltimore’s Celebration), singer Ezra Koenig remembered the last time the band came to our fair college town, as openers for the Dirty Projectors a few months prior. The bits of Koenig’s wistful reminiscence could have been taken directly from [...]