In case you missed today’s show, or if you just loved it to an unreasonable degree, check out the playlist below!
2. Radiohead – “The Butcher”
3. Panda Bear – “Afterburner”
4. TV on the Radio – “No Future Shock”
5. My Morning Jacket – “Holdin on to Black Metal”
6. Herzog – “Paul Blart and the Death of Art”
7. The Feelies – “When You Know”
8. Bass Drum of Death – “GB City”
9. Dodos – “Sleep”
10. Vivian Girls – “Sixteen Ways”
11. The Raveonettes – “My Time’s Up”
12. The Mountain Goats – “Never Quite Free”
13. Wye Oak – “We Were Wealth”
14. Sigur Ros – “Heysatan”
15. Wilco – “Cars Can’t Escape”
16. Surf City – “Free the City”
17. Surfer Blood – “Swim”
18. Grandaddy – “The Crystal Lake”
19. Dinosaur Jr. – “I Want You to Know”
20. The Strokes – “Gratisfaction”
21. Sparklehorse – “Piano Fire”
22. Sleep Station – “Caroline, London 1940”
23. Jay Reatard – “There is No Sun”
24. Neutral Milk Hotel – “Song Against Sex”

Last year,
It’s been almost six years since NYC rockers The Strokes released First Impressions of the Earth, their third studio album that drew less stellar reviews than the previous two. Since then, the members have explore various side projects, ranging from good (Little Joy, Julian Casablancas), to okay (Albert Hammond Jr.), to “eh” (Nickle Eye). All of that won’t matter though come March 22 when, according to bassist Nikolai Fraiture’s 
The last big American music festival of the year has it’s lineup, and the Austin City Limits festival will be headlined by…The Eagles? Yep, it appears ACL will be headlined October 8-10 by the chillest band of the 1970s, along with Muse and Phish, with The Strokes, M.I.A. and the Flaming Lips taking the second string headliner bill. The rest of the lineup is filled in with big guns including LCD Soundsystem, Spoon, Vampire Weekend, Norah Jones, Band of Horses, Monsters of Folk, The National, and the Mountain Goats and lesser but good guns including The Black Keys, Broken Bells, Yeasayer, Beach House, Matt and Kim, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, Girls, Local Natives, Devendra Barnhart, The Morning Benders, and White Rabbits. You can check out the whole lineup
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