This is a song that will literally get stuck in your head forever. The upside is that it is a really good song.
Song of the Day: Deep Blue Something – Breakfast At Tiffany’s
Song of the Day: Dresses – Fools
Portland-based duo Dresses know how to produce a catchy and fun pop song and the evidence is right here in ‘Fools.’ Any song that starts off with whistling, you have to know […]
Song of the Day: Coasts – You
Coasts are back with another fantastic song and they just seem to get better and better with each and every track that is released. You is easily one of their best to […]
Song of the Day: Ellie Goulding – Lost and Found
The latest from Ellie Goulding finds her sounding more like she did off of her first album than what she has been of late and it is quite the good track. For […]
Song of the Day: Coheed and Cambria – Island
It might seem like an impossibility, but Coheed and Cambria seem to be unable to create a bad song. Strange for sure, but true. These guys are just that good and their […]
Monday Mixin’s – La Belle Mixtape: Colour My Heart – Filous
A new mixtape from La Belle Mixtape has finally arrived and it is not only as good as ever, but just what the doctor ordered to start your Monday off right. Tracklist: […]
Sunday Sessions – Golden Age Duets
Everybody likes a good song and they like it even more when a singer they enjoy belts it out. Even better is that moment when a second singer that they love joins […]
Song of the Day: The Smashing Pumpkins – Run2me
When you think of the Smashing Pumpkins, you do not think of this song or the sound that it brings. Is that a good thing and is it a good song? Only […]
Song of the Day: Adele – Hello
If you have not already heard, Adele is back with a new song, which is pretty good, and a new album which will most likely be played a few trillion times over […]
Song of the Day: Girls’ Generation – You Think
You Think is a fun song packed full of energy by the band, released nearly simultaneously with Lionheart and it shows the group doing what they do best and why they remain […]
The Telltale Mind 