whenever i try to get into the lore or analyze the lyrics beyond a surface level my brain immediately goes to sleep (not even because it's particularly hard to understand bc that would just be embarrassing for me) but still a really heartbreaking and atmospheric record. radio towers song of the year? i need more purely ambient music like some of the lyric-less tracks on this and perverts so suggestions are very welcome maybe i'll finally listen to that grouper album i discovered ... read more

oh it's not alright / that one day we're all out of time

the lyrics are extremely optimistic and sugary and "empowering" in a very 2014 sense (see: katy perry's roar) which makes sense when you consider that this is supposedly the "radio song" of worlds. idk i just don't really like these "I'm powerful" nike commercial ass songs but everything else about it is not bad. most millennial song on the album.

"You know how every once in a while, when you're driving or something, the music you're listening to just moves you in this amazing, transcendent way? It's this sublime experience that can't really be described, but for me it's like this: I feel like the world is beautiful and filled with possibility, and that I want to cherish every second that I have to be alive." - Porter Robinson talking about "Get Your Wish," 2020

I associate this song with a ... read more

lionfarted

on EVERYBODY'S SOUL except mine this is the greatest thing the beatles have ever released

highkey one of the best songs ever

mid song significantly elevated by the music video bc any music set to margaret qualley dancing magically sounds good

YOU STABBED ME RIGHT
IN
THE
CHEST
YOU MADE ME BLEED
YOU MADE ME WET

i don't love it but it's a life aquatic reference so i must pay my respects with 10 bonus points

without question the worst song on the album it sounds like maroon 5

idk why but the studio versions of previously bootlegged songs are always a bit underwhelming to me and lack a specific punch (see: clairo's nomad) but it'll probably grow on me eventually just need to go through the five stages of grief for the version i've been listening to/imagined in my head since june 2024. for now though imo the live version that's been circulating previously just has a lot more bite and anger to it that this one really lacks (biggest victim is ... read more

Like the Beatles before him, Boone begins to delve into the surreal and supernatural on his sophomore record. The "moonbeam ice cream" lyric has become notorious in the past few months for its shocking symbolism, confounding many in the general music listening audience. But we need only look back to the 1960s to see where Benson pulls his influences from. Glass Onion, Monkberry Moon Delight, Octopus' Garden... are such acclaimed songs not just as "nonsensical"? In ... read more

aleaf the batle :)))

dude

makes me want to walk around new york city at night and in monochrome like a 40s hollywood movie

if you're not the target audience for this it's probably insufferable but i thought it was really fun

cicadas and telephone wires

lou reed if he was good

finally some real music