Miniature May

1. Lost U — Rangleklods
2. Desolation Wilderness — Kodak to Graph
3. Teeth — The Japanese House
4. Put Me Down — Aquilo
5. Sorry My Love, It’s You Not Me — Ghostpoet feat. Lucy Rose
6. There are Too Many of Us — Blur
7. Dream Lover — The Vaccines
8. Endless Sleeper — The Raveonettes
9. Spring (Among the Living) — My Morning Jacket
10. Tamer Animals (Atoms for Peace Remix) — Other Lives
11. Scud Books — Hudson Mohawke
12. Youth — Shamir
13. She Talks Too Much — Elohim

Frigid January

Some much-needed disillusioned distraction from a cold and bleak couple of weeks.

1. This Ole King — WHY?
2. I Give You Power — Arcade Fire feat. Mavis Staples
3. Bungalow — Bilderbuch
4. One Eye Open (Trentemøller Rework) — Trentemøller
5. The League of Frightened Men — Lushlife
6. Does It — Tricky feat. Casisdead
7. Bien Réel — Peter Peter
8. Paradise — ANOHNI
9. Sick Lullaby — UNKLE feat. Keaton Henson
10. Someday We’ll Linger in the Sun — Gaelynn Lea
11. (No One Knows Me) Like the Piano — Sampha
12. LaGuardia — FEWS
13. Star Roving — Slowdive
14. 30000 Megatons — Pond
15. Carry Me to Safety — Mew
16. Hey Big Moon — Willie J. Healey
17. Raising the Dead — Johnny Flynn
18. Avalon — Foxygen
19. Pure Comedy — Father John Misty

March Placidness

1. Slip Away — Perfume Genius
2. Die Young — Sylvan Esso
3. <3 — Broen
4. All Through the Night — Oberhofer
5. Renato Dall’Ara (2008) — Los Campesinos!
6. I Feel So Wrong — Sleaford Mods
7. Baybee — Jay Som
8. Klopfgeist — Meursault
9. I See You — Dirty Projectors
10. Anoche — Arca
11. In My Dreams — ANOHNI
12. Lost in Light — Moon Duo
13. Barleycorn — Johnny Flynn
14. 3WW — alt-J

Father John Misty: ‘Real Love Baby’

Aside from his recent — albeit hilarious — antics, involving Prius jingles and House of Cards theme lyrics, we haven’t heard any actual music from Josh Tillman’s alter ego Father John Misty for almost half a year.

No more waiting. Today, Tillman dropped a new track named ‘Real Love Baby’. However, it is not quite clear whether it is an actual, non-ironic single — or if he’s just taking the piss out of late-70’s soft rock. Regardless, the track is shamelessly catchy.