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Lullaby for the Working Class is a Saddle Creek band that received no attention, receives no plays, and has been making me happy lately. I think I saved their albums in November of last year when I saved just about every name mentioned, in a 20-year period, on the rateyourmusic forums, in the context of “folk post-rock.” Lullaby for the Working Class are some specific blend of Rusted Root and The National that I can’t explain because I got to Brooklyn too late. Their name is just gauche enough, nowadays, that it heralds them in appropriately.

They’re good though, I swear. You might need to believe in earnestness, but they’re good.



This song includes “A moment on the lips / a lifetime on the lips,” which reminds me of when people online would argue about whether or not Interpol had bad lyrics?

Not that this is a song that I spend a lot of time listening to, but every time this thread comes up it pops into my head:

today in too-good-to-be-true emo:

Glenn Underground is The Best To Ever Do It... change my mind

Just cannot get this out of my head

this is unironically a good song

New Andy Stott is very good

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Back on my shoegaze bullshit, huge sound on this one

i'm sorry

I have a perceptual overstimulation thing and ambient music really helps with that, so it's mostly what I listen to.

Happy 10th birthday Exmilitary. I couldn't be as insufferable as I am today if not for you

this is by far the most bombastic, intense, and addicting dance record i've heard in the past year



also the new woesum (producer from stockholm... don't think i need to say any more than that) album is pretty hit or miss, but holy shit is this song an absolute DRAINED bulls eye

heard these guys on the ~cool~ radio station the other day great stuff