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[BotRH] What are you listening to?

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Get Back Up by TobyMac (I'm slightly obsessed with his new album :) )

 

Is that the album with "Fire and Rain"? 

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Roommate came back before the snow storm started, so just listening to my fan as she is still asleep. Poor girl ended up driving through sleeting rain and snow last night anyways.

The last 30 seconds of "Insomniatic" by Aly & AJ...

 

Okay, now it's "The Diary of Jane" by Breaking Benjamin.

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I listened to the entire Oracular Spectacular cd by MGMT earlier today.  It was really good.  They're a very interesting new wave band that employs a lot of remixed, electric feel.  They were named on several best of 2009 lists including Rolling Stone and BBC.  Overall I give the cd a 7.5/10 for an interesting listen.  There were several highlights including: Weekend Wars, Kids, and Electric Feel.  You should give them a listen if you want to check out something new and different.

 

 

http://www.last.fm/music/MGMT/_/Weekend+Wars

http://www.last.fm/music/MGMT/_/Kids

http://www.last.fm/music/MGMT/_/Electric+Feel

 

Pandora described their musical style as having disco influences, subtle use of vocal harmonies, basic rock song structures, electronica influences, and a repetitive melodic phrasing.

 

Similar bands are: Spoon, Phoenix, and Cold War Kids

 

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