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Snail Mail - Tonight, Tonight

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The cover I didn't know I needed, I love it so much. Snail Mail covering Smashing Pumpkins' Tonight, Tonight. Seems like she started playing it live a few years ago, then it showed up earlier this year on the soundtrack for I Saw the TV Glow (cool movie, btw), and now it's out in the universe. Press play.

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Mo Dotti

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Shoegazers, get on Mo Dotti's Opaque immediately. Listened to it on a whim and it hit me like a swirly blast of reverb and distorted guitars. It kinda lands somewhere between Lush and MBV. Really scratches an itch. Totally recommended. Listen to it on their Bandcamp page, here.

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Lose Yourself

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Sitting here on a stupid hot Sunday, I put on the new Kasey Chambers album (Backbone) to check it out. I'd call myself a casual listener, at best. I know who she is and she's on my radar, but she hasn't been one of my go-to's. But that's not the point. The point is, on this new album, the final track is a recording from a show she did a couple years ago. Apparently it was the final night of her tour, she and her band played a cover of Eminem's Lose Yourself. Now, I LOVE a good cover song,...

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Perfume x Capsule

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Someone out there made a 4+ hour medley mix of Perfume and Capsule and it's absolutely exhilarating. You can tell this person(s) put a lot of love and effort into this mix. So freaking cool, sometimes I really love the internet. 10/10, all the stars.

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69 Love Songs

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Happy 25th birthday to the legendary 69 Love Songs, released by The Magnetic Fields on 7 Sept 1999. If you're not acquainted, it's exactly what the title says it is. The styles are all across the board, thought, and a lot of fun. Listen/buy it here. Also, I love Peter Gabriel, but no.   

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