Coastals - Nervous

Hot Night by Carsie Blanton - OFFICIAL VIDEO

Anthony Michael Hall, one of my favorite actors ever, on Bullseye

http://www.maximumfun.org/bullseye/felicity-huffman-0

Anthony Michael Hall talks Teen Stardom, John Hughes, and Playing the Geek

Anthony Michael Hall is most known for the films that he made with John Hughes in the 80’s such as The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles. Since then, he has worked on many projects, ranging from science fiction series The Dead Zone to indies like his newest filmNatural Selection.

Here, Hall and Jesse talk about his time working as a teen actor and the celebrity he acquired at a young age, his relationship with John Hughes, and his later in life career.

He can be seen in his new movie Natural Selection. More information can be found here http://www.naturalselectionthefilm.com/

Garfield minus Garfield

http://garfieldminusgarfield.net/

Garfield Minus Garfield is a site dedicated to removing Garfield from the Garfield comic strips in order to reveal the existential angst of a certain young Mr. Jon Arbuckle. It is a journey deep into the mind of an isolated young everyman as he fights a losing battle against loneliness and depression in a quiet American suburb. 

Shmu ~ Pictionary

Shmu is Sam Chown, who you might know from his other project Zorch. (What can I say, the guy loves naming bands after made-up words.) Under this guise, Chown builds math-rock shoegaze epics with his sampler and a drum kit. It’s visionary stuff that sounds like heaven and hits like hell. “Pictionary,” from Shmu’s upcoming album Shhh!!!!, grounds the violent percussion and frantic arpeggios of Hella in the breathless dreamscapes of My Bloody Valentine — or rather, it streamlines those unwieldy tempos and instrumental spasms into something more like a tidal wave. There is masterful, inventive musicality at play, but the songwriting is front and center.

http://www.stereogum.com/1829254/shmu-pictionary-stereogum-premiere/mp3s/

David Seville -- Gotta Get To Your House

Machtdose podcast, August 2016

http://machtdose.de/podcast-august-2016.html

Nice Pop / Guitar tunes at the beginning, nice House tunes/ Beats at the end. (And the middle isn’t too bad either).

1. Circarama – Sweet Shining [Yes No Wave Music yesno079] 
2. The Hollow Horse – jealousy 
3. Carsie Blanton – To Be Known 
4. Carsie Blanton – Hot Night 
5. Coastals – Nervous 
6. Assets – Stargazing 
7. Camp Shy – Crimson Nirnroot 
8. Reflector (Madrid) – Carreta y banda 
9. Mihassan – Estoy muy guapo 
10. F ∆ U X E – Zen 
11. Alaplaj – satisfied 
12. PLC – too low (diss track) 
13. Just Muz – Expensive Coffee 
14. Jeff kaale – For love 
15. skrittzy. & wildsters – novocaine 
16. WANDERTALK – S Y N T H C H A S E R 
17. Infinitefreefall – Gutted [Collected Recordings CR27] 
18. A Himitsu – Reminisce 
19. Oudeis – Near Spaces 
20. Counterfly – city of thoughts [broque brq110] 
21. redredred – how to overcome excessive demand [sonic moiré SOMO006] 
22. Chebov – Countdown To [Subwise] 

J Burn

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/J_Burn/
http://jburnmusic.com/

"Jay Burn is a singer, songwriter from the San Francisco Bay Area. With influences ranging from The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash to Neil Young, Tom Petty and more eclectic ones, like Sparklehorse. Jack Johnson and Foy Vance are a couple of the contemporary musicians he has been compared to."

Couch Gag from "Clown In The Dumps" | THE SIMPSONS | ANIMATION on FOX

This Simpsons couch gag video was created by Don Hertzfeld.

The Academy Award–nominated independent filmmaker Don Hertzfeldt has amassed a major cult following for his meticulously crafted animated movies, which includes the shorts Rejected (2000), The Meaning of Life(2005), Everything Will Be OK (2006), and I Am So Proud of You (2008) and the feature It’s Such a Beautiful Day (2012). In September 2014, Hertzfeldt created an elaborate and surreal opening couch gag for The Simpsons, envisioning what the long-running series might look like in its eight hundredth season.

- The Criterion Collection
http://www.criterion.com/explore/225-don-hertzfeldt-s-top-10