F#A#∞ is a good place to start, but really it depends on how you feel about this genre of music to begin with. Skinny Fists is their most accessible in my opinion. A good mindset is stone cold sober or blubbering drunk. They're not albums to listen to casually.

shoulda kept that shit in his lockbox

shoulda kept that shit in his lockbox

exactly. he tore the lyrics apart, which i thought were very strong, none on par with torpedo or crohns and the like but still, yoni knows what he's doing. and as far as the review up here picking at his confidence, i think it's obvious it's a show of struggle, or maybe it's just me being a skinny jew too.

exactly. he tore the lyrics apart, which i thought were very strong, none on par with torpedo or crohns and the like but still, yoni knows what he's doing. and as far as the review up here picking at his confidence, i think it's obvious it's a show of struggle, or maybe it's just me being a skinny jew too.

i just do not get that music. at all. and reading interviews with him he just comes off like a fake.

i just do not get that music. at all. and reading interviews with him he just comes off like a fake.

that review made me appreciate album leaks. i'd listened to this record about thirty times since the leak and made my decision that i thoroughly enjoyed it, reading that shitty review did not sway me. why? being one of my favorite groups i'm probably pretty biased anyways. plus they killed it live two weeks ago in…

that review made me appreciate album leaks. i'd listened to this record about thirty times since the leak and made my decision that i thoroughly enjoyed it, reading that shitty review did not sway me. why? being one of my favorite groups i'm probably pretty biased anyways. plus they killed it live two weeks ago in…

finished Adam Levin's "The Instructions." It was a slough but in the end very worth it. I read Sam Savage's newest novella in this months Paris Review, dude's like 90 years old and writes like a man half his age.

finished Adam Levin's "The Instructions." It was a slough but in the end very worth it. I read Sam Savage's newest novella in this months Paris Review, dude's like 90 years old and writes like a man half his age.

my roommate had a work thing tonight and i watched this episode alone…it was a bummer.
also, i hope we get a walkthrough for this season, it was far and away my favorite.

my roommate had a work thing tonight and i watched this episode alone…it was a bummer.
also, i hope we get a walkthrough for this season, it was far and away my favorite.

nah.

nah.

clicking twice is a fucking pain in the asssssss

clicking twice is a fucking pain in the asssssss

these dudes our from the town i live in. the distress here is palpable.

these dudes our from the town i live in. the distress here is palpable.

rihanna's we found love. hands down.