Well, he likes Uganda, but he doesn't like like Uganda. He loves spending time with Uganda.

This is stupid. As much as I understand why people like GWAR, you've got to understand that this is NEVER going to happen. The petition's about as useful as asking NASA to build a Death Star.

Well, lady people.

Agreed. Middle Cyclone was fine if a bit unmemorable. I'm really enjoying The Worse Things Get…, but Fox Confessor is far and away her best work.

Sounds a lot like a more polished version of Hum.

I wrote that on a typewriter.

BUT WHERE IT COMES FROM IS WHAT MAKES IT SO COOL BECAUSE IT'S NOT MAINSTREAM WHAT ARE YOU AN ANDROID USER

They kind of sound like they're trying to make fun of rock bands, just not doing a very good job of it. Even the band picture looks like a joke. Very underwhelming.

Mellencamp may have written the music, but that last piano bit is uniquely Neko. Lordy, she's terrific.

Best thing I've read all day.

Goodness.

If you want it, come and claim it!

It's a little bigger and slower, if that makes sense. As @avclub-abc17a0aa882e6e17f402bd59a4090bc:disqus said, it's still obviously Local Natives, but this album's a bit moodier. Depending on what you didn't like about Gorilla Manor, you may or may not care for Hummingbird. I liked Gorilla Manor better, but I'm still…

Not to mention the fact that, in the scene in the book where they finally learn how to beat the zombies, they really depend on slow movers. I realize that this isn't an actual adaptation of the book, but it'd be nice to see at least some sort of parallels.

Not to mention the fact that, in the scene in the book where they finally learn how to beat the zombies, they really depend on slow movers. I realize that this isn't an actual adaptation of the book, but it'd be nice to see at least some sort of parallels.

Shouldn't this trailer go "BRAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNSSSSS"?

Shouldn't this trailer go "BRAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNSSSSS"?

I think your last idea is probably closest.

I think your last idea is probably closest.

That album is fucking incredible. It was my intro to Pinback and I couldn't think of a finer way to begin my fanaticism. While the review is right in that there's nothing on here that will stand out as the band's best (although Proceed To Memory is pretty damn good), it's still a Pinback album through and through, and…