Eclecticat

"Music is the soundtrack to our lives"

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    about me
    Music has always interested me. I was raised listening to the Beatles. Now I am more involved with music. My musical taste has expanded and now I listen to a plethora of genres; from indie to reggae to hip-hop to classic rock. When asked to make a list of my favorite bands the results are always different. To list a few right now, they would be Led Zeppelin, Our Lady Peace, the Beatles, Stone Temple Pilots, The Who, Modest Mouse... But I can listen to music just about anytime. The web is full of music and this site makes it easy to find delicious new music. I am honored to be on the team.
    LOCATION: Davis, CA
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    Well Thought Out Twinkles by Silversun Pickups
    rock, alternative, post alt-rock
    Amidst this current indie rock madness, I ask all of you.. how many want to hear some good ol fashioned 90's alt rock with a...  more »
    Severed God Limbs by Busdriver
    pop, hip hop, other, avant mad, sheer cosmic poetry
    Bending genres to his will, Busdriver is a fearless artist in an age of wussiedom. Yes. Check with this track, a legit download from Busdriver's...  more »
    Skip To The End by The Futureheads
    pop, rock, new wave
    The Futureheads wax poetic on a "happy ending to a broken heart." This mp3 is like The Clash and The Cars teaming up to provide...  more »
    Growed Up by Sokrates feat. Zion & Unity
    hip hop, west coast, underground
    Layin it down with an old analog synth patch and some clever lyrics, Sok and the collectiv crew are back with more wisdom for your...  more »
    Rattled By The Rush by Pavement
    pop, rock, indie rock
    Here's a modern classic by indie kings of inditude, Pavement. This sh!t is rich. It rocks, it's deep, and it's funny. This band has lost...  more »
    Soon Enough by The Constantines
    country/folk, rock, indie rock
    Indie rock Bob Seger? Am I totally lame for even dropping that kind of language to describe the very fine music from The Constantines? I...  more »
    New Drug Queens by Pink Mountaintops
    rock, indie rock, indie
    Pink Mountaintops perfectly balance discordant sounds and industrial rhythms in this druggy haze of a song. "New Drug Queens" is a stiff shot of junk...  more »
    Universal Daughter by Jennifer Gentle
    pop, rock, other, psychedelic, avant-garde
    Jennifer Gentle must be the illegitimate daughter of Syd Barrett and Captain Beefheart. No wait.. well, approximately. Such true observations and mind bending connections they...  more »
    Halcyon (Beautiful Days) by Mono
    rock, classical, other, avant-garde
    Japanese avant garde trippers Mono bring forth a soft masterpiece of melancholic bliss. Did I just form that sentence? Apparently. This song is reminiscent of...  more »
     
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    death and i talked imortality by solvents
    pop, rock, acoustic, singer/songwriter
    There's something refreshing about a guitar accompanied voice with a good melody and quizzical lyric. Solvents have all these elements and a shot of gallows...  more »
    Everything's Going On (L.A. Version) by Dead Meadow
    pop, rock, psychedelic, goth
    Ah, the beautiful dark. If Dead Meadow's name isn't omenous enough, try on this mp3 for size. This puts the G in goth and the...  more »
    Missy Sa-Sa by Slavic Soul Party!
    other
    What is a wild ride. This band does something different. Their collision of styles is unrepentant and bombastic. Slavic Soul Party! is on baby.  more »
    A Gentle Behinder by Dred Scott
    jazz
    Innovative jazz pianist Dred Scott on a gorgeous and thoughtful piece that lives up to its title. With his trio, from their Time For The...  more »
    To All of You by Syd Matters
    pop, singer/songwriter
    An unusual and beautiful lament by Parisian artist Syd Matters. Quality stuff. The strings are so sweet they actually sound like they were recorded live,...  more »
    Julian's Jealous by Stiff Richards
    pop, rock, other
    I love this lament by Stiff Richards. Classic theme and gorgeous production. I seem to recall being Julian once myself.  more »
    I Decide by What Made Milwaukee Famous
    rock, pop
    In something like a cross between Air and Joy Division and mid period Beatles, this song is tough to categorize and beautifully rendered by these...  more »
    Living Like A Refugee by Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars
    reggae/ska, world, acoustic, africa, reggae
    This is the real. Beautifully performed by people who lived and live these lyrics, here is one of the finest reggae songs anyone has released...  more »
    When the Creepers Creep In by The Village Green
    pop, rock, garage, psychedelic
    The Village Green strut their stuff on this track, to be released on their new full-length titled Feeling the Fall due out August 29. This...  more »
    I'm Sorry by The Working Poor
    pop, rock, other, alternative, indie
    A rather unexpected gem that builds from innocent beginnings and evolves into something dark and different. Neil Young-ish airy vocals bear breathless witness to a...  more »
    Bottom Up by Dayna Kurtz
    pop, rock, singer/songwriter, original american music
    Careful what you wish for. This is smoooth baby. A really cool track, difficult to categorize, yet seriously accessible. Quality work here. Great, great vocals,...  more »
     
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