new wave

London Calling by The Clash

There’s a few solid tracks, feel like these guys didn’t age as wel as some of the other punk acts from the era. But still love the music they influenced.

BT Mixtape Vol.1 by Various

goated

In the Grace of Your Love by The Rapture

i know the rapture are kind of viewed by most as corny now, especially in it's late stage of being a glorified luke jenner solo project at this point, but i don't care. this album is fucking awesome. i mean cmon: sail away, how deep is your love, and it takes time to be a man all being on one record, not even mentioning blue bird, children, and come back to me? this was a great return to form as i don't really care for their 2006 record as much. just a really great mix of dance, pop and rock. it makes me really sad i never got to really experience the rapture at their peak. i caught their recent comeback tour and it was a 1200 cap room with maybe 150 ticket sales... just super sad. this music deserves so much attention and praise. if the rapture has 0 fans, i am dead. i gave luke my band's cd after the show and he dm'd me a few months later saying that he liked it and gave some good advice, nice guy.

Last Christmas by Wham!

Signature Seasonal Slam!

London Calling by The Clash

The lyrics become more and more true every day. Living by the river has cost me my lively-hood. Brixton is more timely day by day.

Spring Session M by Missing Persons

Frank Zappa personnel all over this album so it's gonna have tight execution and stimulating composition. What I imagine snorting lines is like.

His ’n’ Hers by Pulp

me when i go joyriding on a saturday night. this is the best pulp album idc what anyone says

London Calling by The Clash

Yawn, NEXT.