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Morning Earworm: Éistim le Kneecap mar I'm trying to improve mo Gaeilge. Agus mar tá said fun. Is maith liom said cheol nua. (Very broken Irish is better than perfect English. It's says "I listen to Kneecap because I'm trying to improve my Irish. And because they're fun. I like their new music.")
Morning Earworm (Earworm Maidin): Arís!
Morning Earworm: Éistim le Kneecap mar I'm trying to improve mo Gaeilge. Agus mar tá said fun. Is maith liom said cheol nua. (Very broken Irish is better than perfect English. It's says "I listen to Kneecap because I'm trying to improve my Irish. And because they're fun. I like their new music.")
Still true. Will always be true.
Listen to Keep It Low on TIDAL
Morning Earworm: So I first heard this song back in 2014. I don't know where. In all of the time I had in 2020, I rediscovered it and listened to the full album. For some reason, the album didn't stick with me but the song "Faded" really did and it's been on the playlist for a "oh my god this is taking forever but if I finish it I feel like I'll have closed the door on a part of myself" writing project. I was listening to "Faded" yesterday, decided to listen to this whole album again...and then again...It is SO good. How was it not more popular? Was it a big deal and I missed it? I'm looking for the vinyl now.
Morning Earmworm: This is a fun one to belt out. Too feminine to function.
Morning Earworm: Before yesterday I knew one Mint Royale song. But someone introduced me to this song and video and I'm obsessed. It's so of its time sonically and visually (The off-center studded belt on Noel Fielding! I used to wear my studded belt like that!). Like a warm, dancy, early aughts hug. Online, people point out the obvious Baby Driver connection, but I saw that movie once and it slid off my brain instantly. I much prefer this. I'm a sucker for music videos where people mouth the lyrics like they're a stand-in for other dialogue while the performer reacts to their surroundings.
Get ready for a lot of these.
Morning Earworm: This song is from late 2016, but I just heard it yesterday thanks to KEXP. Then I listened to it on Tidal many, many times. (I switched from Spotify! Easier than I thought! Not the BEST I know, but it does pay artists more and isn't Amazon, Apple or Spotify)
Listen to Everybody Scream on TIDAL
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This new Florence album is certainly worthy of one my few posts in 2025!
Morning Earworm: My partner surprised me with a trip to the Seattle Center Laser Dome to see (hear and see?) a show of this album in its entirely. I'll admit that at first I thought it would be lame but it was GREAT. This album was a staple of my college years, but I hadn't listened to it in over a decade. As soon as "The District Sleeps Alone Tonight" came on, I (quietly) sang along to every word of the whole album. So cliché, but it was like seeing an old friend. The show gradually added on effects and colors with each song. By the time we hit the last song, today's earworm, the screen was a frenetic collage of laser beams Jackson Pollack-ing over each over in hundreds of colors. Also, the electronic nature of this album makes it a natural fit for a laser show. And its short run time (no B-sides, sorry "We Will Become Silhouettes"!) meant it didn't overstay its welcome. (I hear they I doubt I'll seek out the Laser Dome again, this seemed like it at its best.
Morning Earworm: No idea why this has been stuck in my head all day but no complaints. This song feels timeless to me, it feels hard to imagine a time without it. But it also came out long before I was born, so.
Morning Earworm: This is not in the bonkers 1995 tech-thriller Virtuosity, but it sounds like it could have been. At least that's what my brain seems to think, since I have this stuck in my head after watching it last night. And now I keep mentally mashing it up with GHLOW's "Lost My Mind," which I think works somewhat well! Fell off of these for a while, but for obvious reasons Lily Allen's "Fuck You" was stuck in my head for a full week recently.
Morning Earworm: It's flipped back and forth between this, one of Liam's favorite songs he wrote for the band, and "Walking in the Wind." The lyrics in that one really hit differently now.
Thanks for the songs and the memories, Liam.
Morning Earworm: This was on my brain this morning thanks to KEXP's countdown of the top 500 opening tracks of all time. this came on while I was listening to the top 200ish or so tracks, I believe, and it just sounded so GOOD after all these years. I saw Marika Hackman in concert yesterday so I thought "Big Sigh" or some such would be on the brain, but nope! It's a song from 16 years ago!
Morning Earworm: Saw these guys for the tenth time since 1998 last night. I hadn't expected them to play this song, figured it would only be their hits. I grabbed by boyfriend and yelled OHMYGOD when I heard this intro. It was my boyfriend's first show of theirs, he enjoyed it, was surprised at the number of songs he recognized. Makes me happy. Means I can bring him take him to the eleventh...whenever I'm lucky enough for that to be.
Morning Earworm: I rediscovered this song on an old mixtape (are there new mixtapes?) a year or so ago and listen to it every so often now. I love the starkness of it; really moody and beautiful. I first heard it, of course, on 97x (BAM!).
Morning Earworm: Favorite album of the year? Maybe!