DIY criticism vs. music | The next (10) time I listened to ——————–
The next time I hear the new Tunabunny album I’m incensed, beaten down.
DIY music v/criticism | The second (2) time I listened to the new Tunabunny album ——————–
By Everett True The first (1) time I listened to the new Tunabunny album ——————– it was out of a sense of obligation, not nasty, on my headphones late night at home.
Song of the day – 674: The New Sound Of Numbers
This song spills over with as much joy and innovation (both prime pop ingredients) as a kindergarten art class and is just as fun, splashy, bright, intent and contrary.
Song of the day – 640: Bushwalking
Everett True invokes the carnal spirit of the Mary Poppins books in a somewhat cackhanded attempt to explain his fascination for the new Bushwalking album.
Song of the day – 466: Helen Scott
So here we are again. Back in Athens, GA. A town rich with an embarrassment of melody and weirdness.
Tunabunny – Minima Moralia (HHBTM)
Wrongness is an underrated virtue. Tunabunny revel in wrongness with all the grubby enthusiasm of a puppy rolling in mud and, puppylike, they come up bouncing.
Song of the day – 370: The New Sound Of Numbers (a love song to Athens GA, part four)
Is that a cow bell? No.
Song of the day – 365: Tunabunny (a love song to Athens GA, part three)
The streets are wide and paved with grey. The grass is green unless it’s burnt or isn’t. The costumes are cheap. The rent is low rise.
Song of the day – 364: Green Thrift Grocery (a love song to Athens GA, part two)
There’s such energy here. That alone should make you fall head over heels hopelessly for this. And a killer melody, and singing.
