That's my purse

A long lost gem from the Pharcyde

Would that be alright?

There's a T-rex on the cover, what else more could you possibly need.

Shoegaze never left.

The Hives do James Bond

Little battle raps for you

Another day to start all over again

Light, retro, and infectious

I can't escape this life that I'm livin'...

Trippy video from the lead guitarist of La Luz.

California Garage Rock with aggressively somber German vocals.

[a song about swimming or something]

Hella bay

Shit gon' repeat if all you do is delay, delay

Funky electronic afrobeat

A little bit of freestyle, a touch of Miami bass, a lot of soul

Come play my game

The soundtrack of dreams

There it was, sitting in the window.

Texture persists.

Japanese school children singing over fuzzy guitar riffs

I gotta catch my breath

Drums and gold paint.

Rutgersfest was lit

She's the pride of the neighborhood

Driving drunk on the West Side Highway

Reminds me a bit of Toro Y Moi

Exclusive audio footage

Music that tastes like tropical fruit.

Sunny, hypnotic, and just the right amount of lo-fi

Thingamabob? Gobbletygook? Whatsitsface?

Mondays

Who will survive in America

The things you find on NYC public access after midnight.

The track is great. The video is better.

Pick up the phone Rickey

I don't understand a single word of this disco track and it's still a banger.

Get into the groove(y)

Sports. Spoooorrrrrrrrrrrttttttsssss.

The original. The world's only one: all-night super hero gymnasium.

Five star Uber ride

Drop that zero and get with the hero

This track sounds like peak suburban boredom

Jangly guitars and surf riffs.

Dude eats nothing but glass and McDoubles.

This is just catchy good fun.

The Shape of Punk to come is a perfectly ambitious and bombastic album title.

In Portland I saw someone blasting this from their car literally a month ago on a random Friday afternoon and I have no idea who would ever do such a thing.

Say, Goodbye, it's nice to leave here I was stuck here for a while.

Fun with empty spaces

Road trip music with hard sax breaks.

Who are you? What's your name?

Where are my homies, indeed.

How one person is able to make these sounds and carry so much emotion with just a bass is unbelievable.

Static on the wire is one of those songs that has all of the elements you want from a 2000's era indie blog dance cut, nice harmonies, solid baselines and synth programming.

Well, I feel so broke up I want to go home.

They use force to make you do, what the deciders have decided you must do.

In memoriam of the great Sly Stone

Roll with more Dangerous Minds than Michelle Pfeiffer

An anthem for misfits and dreamers everywhere. Goonies Never Say Die.

This is a random one, a rare track from a random mediafire link that Flying Lotus dropped on Twitter if I recall correctly.

A childhood VH1 memory reveals a deeper meaning behind what was once thought to be a humorous song about cardboard boxes.

A cheeky and aggressive punk anthem that drives from start to finish, embracing the British style of snarky-sarcastic-talk-singing.

Another day, another show, and the wind just blows, in and out of my life.

Do you dare to be bold? Something fair and controlled? Do you dare to be nothing? Not just Somewhere in the ballpark?

We got the funk doody don shit, clearly, it's the bomb shit.