This week's mixtape is inspired by a Father/Daughter Records "Mystery Bundle" that just came in the mail, recent releases by Zelma Stone and Diet Cig, and Madeline Kenney's forthcoming LP. Enjoy!
The Loose Canon Listening Club will return...
Playlist
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Faith For Doubt by Molly Sarlé on Karaoke Angel (Partisan) -
I'm So Afraid by Fleetwood Mac on Fleetwood Mac (Reprise) -
Sure It Can by Michael Nau on The Load EP (Suicide Squeeze) -
Pastel Purple by Zelma Stone on Dreamland (zelmastone.bandcamp.com) -
Lifesucker by Lofi Legs on Lamb (lofilegs.bandcamp.com) -
Old Age by Retirement Party on Runaway Dog (Counter Intuitive) -
Black Diamond Mine by Meernaa on Heart Hunger (Native Cat) -
There Goes My Girl by EZTV on Calling Out (Captured Tracks) -
Love Like Before by Erin Rae on Putting on Airs (Single Lock) -
Is Your Mind that Free? (ver2) by The Reds, Pinks & Purples on I Hope I Never Fall in Love (theredspinksandpurples.bandcamp.com) -
Victorian Slumhouse by Ratboys on Printer's Devil (Topshelf) -
Nowhere To Be by Remember SPORTS on Sunchokes [Deluxe Edition] (Father/Daughter) -
Only the Heart by Kacey Johansing on Grand Ghosts (kaceyjohansing.bandcamp.com) -
Recently Played by Crumb on Locket (crumbtheband.bandcamp.com) -
Toutes Nos Têtes Sont Suspendues by Selen Peacock on Grand (Another) -
Density by Sam Prekop on Who's Your New Professor (Thrill Jockey) -
Sucker by Madeline Kenney on Sucker's Lunch (Carpark) -
9 Fingers by Astronauts, etc. on Living In Symbol (Company) -
Here by Pavement on Slanted & Enchanted: Luxe & Reduxe (Matador) -
I Wanna Be Like Jonny by Sour Widows on Sour Widows EP (sourwidows.bandcamp.com) -
Goose by Pope on The Lunchbox EP (popeband.bandcamp.com) -
Nerves by Forth Wanderers on Slop EP (Father/Daughter) -
Spright by Ovlov on TRU (Exploding in Sound) -
Switchback by Sis on Fingerpaint EP (Native Cat) -
Thriving by Diet Cig on Do You Wonder About Me? (Frenchkiss) -
Béton Brut by Bent Shapes on Wolves of Want (Slumberland) -
For The Actor by Mates Of State on Bring It Back (Barsuk) -
Ours by Say Sue Me on Where We Were Together (Damnably)