There Is No One What Will Take Care of You (Palace Brothers cover)

Because the Internet

III. Telegraph Ave. ("Oakland" By Lloyd)

Dawn Landes & Bonnie "Prince" Billie - Dark Eyes

Angel Olsen "Unfucktheworld" from the deluxe edition of Burn Your Fire For No Witness, out now on Jagjaguwar.

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Angel Olsen "May As Well" from the deluxe edition of Burn Your Fire For No Witness, out now on Jagjaguwar.

Burn Your Fire For No Witness

Unfucktheworld

Angel Olsen - "Unfucktheworld"

817 at Room

Found this in a folder with other songs recorded around the time of Quietly. I don't remember recording or writing it, to be honest, I'm not even sure if this is even finished. This mixdown was from 26 February 2011. 

Guitar / voice / machine / organ / sampler

Untitled [26 February 2011]

Idle hands are the devil's playthings
The devil's playthings, the devil's playthings
Idle hands are the devil's playthings
The devil lives deep down

Deep down among the fiery rafters
Eternal screamers, unsainted sinners
Those who let their souls get the best of them
And now they live deep down

It happens now, this endless hardness
Overflowed life, this troubled liar's nest
It happens now, in total darkness
And now it's keeping on going

Finished [bones] and it's always over
That's the rest of [the endless] of you
[You are now] for you nor me
Don't [think it,] don't say a word

Idle hands are the devil's playthings
The devil's playthings, the devil's playthings
Idle hands are the devil's playthings
The devil lives deep down
Deep down



Idle Hands Are The Devil's Playthings (Palace Brothers cover)

Radiohead Bedtime Mix from Phil Taggart on BBC

Radiohead Bedtime Mix

It's no surprise that the 1994 "Gold Soundz" would be included on the recent Best of Pavement album, Quarantine the Past. The stream-of-consciousness lyrics, broken only to alert the band of the coming chorus, are a big part of what makes the band's entire catalog so compelling—but it's the surprisingly understated instrumental section that always does me in. A smattering of guitars rise and fall with graceful ambiguity, blooming in the middle in a fit of unexpected ecstasy only to collapse drunk on the floor. Beautiful.

Idle Hands Are The Devil's Playthings (Palace Brothers cover)

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