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1. The Hotelier - Goodness 2. Chance The Rapper - Coloring Book 3. Nothing - Tired of Tomorrow 4. White Lung - Paradise 5. Modern Baseball - Holy Ghost

Kinda all over the place here: 1. The Decemberists 2. Rush 3. Viet Cong 4. Courtney Barnett 5. Deafheaven

I've been very satisfied with these...had them for about nine months now. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008NCD2LG?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

"Yeah, man...fuck it."

Can't forget DeNiro staring down his girlfriend and walking out on her without saying a goddamn word. Just like he told Val.

Picking up the new Deafheaven from the store tomorrow after work, then Mountain Goats in Charlotte at Neighborhood Theater on Saturday evening. :umkc:

Ought live at Sunset Tavern, Seattle, Oct 15th Viet Cong live at Neumos, Seattle, Oct 16th Panthers at Seahawks, Seattle, Oct 18th Hmm

Been enjoying this album for the past few weeks.

http://www.carolinahuddle.com/index.html/articles/carolina-panthers-training-camp-tips-r550/

Jealous as fuck. She doesn't have any NC dates this time around. I actually considered driving from Charlotte to DC to see one of her shows at Club 930, but apparently both sold out very quickly.

The transition from Cauldron to Grass is sublime. Definitely a mainstay in the album rotation from May to August-ish.

They moved recently, actually. It's on Burke Street and there's an incredibly convenient gravel lot across the street for parking. Today was my first trip there, and I walked away very impressed. Nice mix of new and used records (mostly new), and the owner seems like a good dude. Definitely...

Pretty spectacular live music duo for me after seeing Rush on Thursday and Tallest Man on Earth last night at the DPAC. Just made a few purchases at Underdog records in Winston and planning to crack open a few beers and jam out.

This will be my third time seeing Rush, and the first time with a friend. You can swing Rush shows solo quite easily. Both previous shows I've made conversation with those around me. Cult bands have that effect.

I'll be there, too. Pretty stoked to hear Lakeside Park and Xanadu.

Jealous. I'm really trying to hear that Giant Peach outtro riff live. I first saw them on KEXP last week and I've been hooked on the few tracks on Spotify so far.

http://www.npr.org/2015/03/29/395096850/first-listen-waxahatchee-ivy-tripp New Waxahatchee first listen. Damn. Might have to make a Sunday night trip to Asheville to see her in a couple weeks.

Sling TV doesn't give you access to any local channels, unfortunately, and I'm not aware of any streaming service that would. An outdoor antenna may be your best bet if you're staying away from cable/satellite. I sampled Sling for 7 days, but didn't renew the subscription. I just didn't use it...

War on Drugs extended their tour: http://pitchfork.com/news/58748-the-war-on-drugs-extend-tour/ There's a Charlotte date on 6/18. Dads rejoice!

The new Will Butler solo is on Spotify now. Pitchfork gave it a middle of the road review, but I'm enjoying it so far.