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 Everett True

Everett True’s 100 Favourite Songs of 2013. Yes, one hundred, and every last fucking song is genius.

Everett True’s 100 Favourite Songs of 2013. Yes, one hundred, and every last fucking song is genius.

Maybe that’s why I’m increasingly turning to Tasmania. I know what it’s like to be ignored.

 Everett True

Song of the day – 655: Yoko Ono

Song of the day – 655: Yoko Ono

Sometimes, the concept is enough in itself. My head is still reeling from being around the psychedelic fountain.

 Everett True

Song of the day – 651: Woolf

Song of the day – 651: Woolf

How the FUCK is any of this a put-down? This is Wire first album great.

 Everett True

Song of the day – 638: Inflatable Boy Clams

Song of the day – 638: Inflatable Boy Clams

Wait a minute. This is the greatest music ever made. Minimal primal electronic femme-led no wave rock’n’roll.

 Scott Creney

Body/Head – Coming Apart (Matador)

Body/Head – Coming Apart (Matador)

It articulates the feeling of inescapable grief, in what it says and what it keeps silent, as well as any album I’ve ever heard in my long yearning life.

 Everett True

Song of the day – 604: Jenny Hval

Song of the day – 604: Jenny Hval

I have Dayna Evans to thank for turning me on to this, just about the sexiest video I’ve seen in years.

 Everett True

There is beauty in everything, if you look deep enough. Yoko Ono ‘covers’ Katy Perry’s ‘Firework’

Right now everything is totally right with the world. (Or, as the NME puts it with customary wit, What would happen if Beatle WAG and screaming performance artist Yoko Ono covered Katy Perry’s ‘Firework’?)

 Brigette

A Snore Just Like the Rest: Musical Superlatives for the Dissatisfied in 2012

The following list details the passionate musical warriors of 2012 — the glimmering hope of a less boring 2013.

 Scott Creney

Talk Normal – Sunshine (Joyful Noise)

Five hundred years ago Talk Normal would have been burned as witches for this act of prophecy.

 Everett True

10 future songs of the day

Sometimes, the concept is enough in itself.