#langhorne slim

[quietlymakingsomeart]

words by langhorne slim & the law collage by quietlymakingsomeart



[readyforthegarden]

producer!sam back in action!

[thekylemeredith]

Tonight’s featured guest: Blur guitarist Graham Coxon! We’ll talk Britpop, guitars, and whatever else comes up—because the man’s got stories.

Plus, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Langhorne Slim drop by, we dig into the theme from The End of the F*ing World, and spin favorites from The Who, Portishead, The Cranberries, Rancid, Catherine Wheel, Neutral Milk Hotel, Cheap Trick, Tears for Fears, Beastie Boys, and more. 6p ET on WFPK—tune in, or forever wonder which Beastie Boys track made the cut.

[astrangerlately]

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: Langhorne Slim - “We the People (Fuck the Man)”

Though prescient messaging is the selling point, a bevy of musical delights make “We the People (Fuck the Man)” a keeper.

The standalone single finds Langhorne Slim in stompin’, country-music mode with fiddle, banjo, electric and acoustic guitars; brushed drums; and a chorus of backing vocalists delivering the urgent message, urgently:

Let us not follow the leader/the leader’s compromised/and big politics are theater/built to break our spine/built to break our spine/the people have the power/and power to us all/if we finally get together/we can rise before we fall/rise before we fall/so let us love our neighbors/protect the land/look each other in the eye/when we shake each other’s hand/it’s been this way a long time/so read every book they ban/the time has come for everyone/we the people, fuck the man

Written and released in late 2024, “We the People (Fuck the Man)” is the song for early 2025 and what is unfolding. Listen to what Slim is singing and act accordingly.

Grade card: Langhorne Slim - “We the People (Fuck the Man)” - A-

1/30/25

[paulrosevear]

[artichokefartichoke]

Concert lineup this year is looking good, and all take place at outdoor venues!

[killjoyhours]

Little song inspired comic I made a couple years ago (Langhorne Slim's 'Alligator Girl')