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Blog Name: Music For Kids Who Can't Read Good
Url: http://musicforants.com/blog
Language: English
Topics: music, indie, mp3
Description: Delivering indie mp3 downloads for use during freak gasoline accidents and break-dance fighting.
Popularity: 320 Followers

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Fink
Photo by Bichro I’m finding it difficult to reconstruct this musician into interpretable terms for anyone who has never heard of the band or more or less man known as, Fink. To be completely honest with you, three years ago, judging his album cover alone, I hit “play” expecting nothing more than maybe a few chords or fa-la-la’s that might never make it through the speakers… but I was wrong, terribly wrong, and in those rare cases where my assumption
Television Rules The Nation: 30 Rock, etc
This is where I talk about one of my favorite things, television. Some critics are saying that 30 Rock has lost it’s touch this season. Those critics are crazzzy. If anything, think that it just took a little longer this year for the show to hit it’s stride. You may remember last season was a bit doubtful (read: too cameo-heavy) till 5 or 6 episodes in and then it never let up. Furthermore, I think a person with any sense would realize that with last night’s episode “Sun Tea”, 30 Rock is back on the very top of it’s game. The
Commercial Watch: Phoenix, M. Ward, Andrew Bird + more
It’s time once again to highlight some the hip, indie music that soundtracks ads from cars, beers, phones, to climate change (you didn’t think the indie rock in commercials trend was going away, did you?). So for all you Hulu / DVR watchers that are missing out on all the joys of live television, here’s a few of the best songs that creative departments and ad agencies are harvesting for mass consumption. MP3s and link to video included. Cadillac SRX Crossover (Watch)
The Flying Change
It seems like often times the best art comes out of tragedy. Some of the most moving and emotionally stirring music in the last few years such as Funeral, “Casimir Pulaski Day”, The Meaning of 8, or more recently Hospice, touch on feelings of loss,
Video: Windmill – “Start A War” (The National cover)
Here’s a video of Windmill playing a delightful cover  The National’s “Start A War” on the tour for their new album, Epcot Starfields. The new single for the album is “Ellen Save Your Energy” (named after this) and it’s an exhilarating and sublime track. Check it out below. MP3 Windmill – Ellen Save Your Energy 

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