Meggitz

This was one of the ~five albums that got me through high school. Back in my senior year, I would play this album in order to sleep through as many of my classes as I could, as I could not stand the amount of downtime that I got. Depression Cherry is so relaxing, and it loops fairly well. Each of the tracks are distinct, and PPP is one of the best songs of all time.

I recently listened to this album again on a 15 hour car ride from Colorado to Texas done in one day. My friend and I put this ... read more

It took me a very long time to warm up to "a seasons end," but I think it's finally grown on me. I love drug bug for the space that he occupies in Friends House Records, and its nice to see him take on a project that is more hopeful and optimistic than a lot of the stuff released under Willy Rodriguez. A lot of the instruments feel like they are not vertically aligned or playing in-time all of the time, and that can be very jarring on first listen, but the percussion is able to ... read more

Geese is a great band for people who like to self-sabotage their music taste. I feel like there are two types of Geese fans: people who recommend Geese and then only say negative things like "the lyrics are so stupid lol" in order to play the band off as something goofy that they hold as a guilty pleasure, and people who worship this band and wholeheartedly think that Geese is saving Rock. I also think that these two types of Geese fans are sort of the same person. Geese as a band is ... read more

I was introduced to Thank You Scientist during my freshman year of high school through marching band. Our marching show opener was an adaptation of A Wolf in Cheap Clothing. The marching chart was absolutely obnoxious, like literally there was one dot I had to hit that was so uncomfortable that I think it ruined the entire experience of marching band for me. The music was very good though! I can still visualize the first movement of our show while listening to that song.

Back when I was in ... read more