I never met a Sonic Youth album I liked.

What are your favorite SY tracks?

TV Shit is an awesome EP.

It's been awhile since I really listened to Sonic Youth but Confusion Is Sex and Kill Yr Idols are still the ****ing ****. If I was gonna be in an arty, experimental rock band then it might just be this era of SY.

I think Dirty is a good place to start - not their most experimental by a long shot but an awesome album. I'm also a big fan of Sister, Experimental, Jet set, Trash and No Star, and Goo.

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Teenage Fanclub | Howdy!

Shout out to Teenage Fanclub Yo.

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I kinda dig this album, a little bit.

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The Walkmen - Lisbon

I've never been a Walkmen fan (ever), but this record tickles my balls in a way no other Walkmen record has.

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The Outfield - Extra Innings (1999)

Nice album of unreleased material from their first four albums, but all of it sounds great. I've always loved these guys and their cool power pop / AOR crossover sound, so highly enjoying this one.


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Toro Y Moi - Boo Boo (2017)

Hard one to pin down here, and I appreciate that. This is the first full length I've heard from Chaz Bundick where he's taken the complete plunge into something like the vaporwave aesthetic. Not a bad cocktail: a little Depeche Mode, a little Prince, the slightest sprinkling of 80's Alexander O'Neal...shake, stir, enjoy.

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Ethnic Minority Music of Northeast Cambodia

Released by Strange Frequencies, Alan Bishop's label, this record follows the aboriginal Cambodian Pnong tribe. This album is full of great a capella performances, ear on the wall inclusions on ceremonies, hypnotic gong and flute grooves, catchy folk ballads, and earthy music. Highly recommended.