Pop Punk/Rock/Alternative/Emo

Lifetime - “Northbound Breakdown”
Lifetime
Decaydance, 2007 

Joyce Manor - “Constant Headache” 
Joyce Manor 
2011 | 6131 Records 

1. Joyce Manor – “Constant Headache”
2. The Menzingers – “I Was Born”
3. With the Punches – “I Told You Already”
4. Panic! At the Disco – “The Ballad of Mona Lisa”
5. Gotye featuring Kimbra – “Somebody That I Used To Know”
6. Title Fight – “Neckdeep”
7. Bon Iver – “Skinny Love”

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song reblogged from theworstkindofpretense:

I could hear you coming so I hid by the couch.
You were talking so loudly, I don’t know what about.
You were drunker than high school, self-conscious and sweet.
I never ever felt so cool disguised in your sheets.

But I’m a constant headache, a tooth out of line.
They try to make you regret it, you tell them, no not this time.
It’s just a constant headache, a dead pet device.
You hang me up, unfinished with the better part of me no longer mine.

And then you finally found me, pretending to sleep.
You said such nice things about me, I felt guilty and cheap.
You took two steps to the kitchen, and just stared at the sink.
I couldn’t hold back a smile, I still wish I could have seen you

Having sex in the morning, your love was foreign to me.
It made me think maybe human is not such a bad thing to be.
But I just laid there in protest, entirely fucked.
It’s such a stubborn reminder one perfect night’s not enough.

extraneousterrain:

On Friday 10th February, I was given the chance to sit down with Jesse Lacey from Brand New, before the band’s headline show at the Southampton Guildhall, part of a string of UK dates that marked their first return to our shores since their sold-out headline show at Wembley Arena in January 2010. Having the hard-earned and I’m sure highly cherished position of being in my own, personal ‘top five’ list of inspiring musicians in existence, and someone who has, over the course of the band’s unique twelve year journey, attracted one of the largest cult followings in modern music, it wasn’t an opportunity I took lightly. I certainly didn’t expect the man to give me forty-five minutes of his day, and the chance to have such an honest and frank discussion about a wide range of subject matters varying from the position the band now find themselves in, to dealing with fame, the state of modern culture, and life ethics, was for me personally, a great privilege, and the sort of opportunity that I know, even at the humble age of twenty, I may never get to experience again.

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Manchester Orchestra - ”I Can Feel A Hot One” 
Mean Everything to Nothing 
Favorite Gentlemen, 2009 
Produced by: Joe Chiccarelli, Dan Hannon 

anothermusic-blog: dejaentendme:

This whole song.

So I prayed for what I thought were angels, ended up being ambulances. 

And, the Lord showed me dreams of my daughter, she was crying inside your stomach. 

And, I felt love again.