My big sister was a bigger indie-rock fan than I was back in the day; she had her finger on the pulse on the hottest bands while I was trying to find my own indie bands that I could claim for myself
Anyway sorry for blabbering
My point is Black Kids were a special band for my sister. In 2019 I played her "Hurricane Jane" and the nostalgia came flooded in for her

i love music

my s***

That’s actually one of the few BP songs I f***ed with
In the sense that I’ve basically only listened to that from their catalog

Shout-out to skateboarder Daewon Song (This Modern Love was used in one of his skate parts.)

peep this is u haven’t already

Except new music
Ain’t nobody tryna hear Lil Yachty on some James Blake beats

Of course I have
That remix went so f***ing hard goddamn Burial

Going from indie to UK electronic..
Thank you INTERNET

lmfso

Did you watch the Meet Me in the Bathroom documentary?
LCD are on there.

naw but it’s been on my ptw list.. it’s fire?

ngl tho i don’t get too nostalgic about that era cause that was when all i cared about was rap music but i was still like slightly tapped into all the other genres too

I watched it mainly because I’m a big Strokes fan lmao
The doc uses a kind of "organic" approach for its presentation, meaning that they tried to keep it authentic as much as possible.
If you like Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Strokes (on top of LCD Soundsystem) then I’d say it’s a must watch
It may be too boring if you don’t have a connection with the featured bands already though.

Any gamers itt???

the book meet me in the bathroom is one of my favorite books of the past few years

Bruh I didn’t even know it was based on a book lmfao
I’ve gotta track that down
edit: there’s a bookstore that’s not too far from me that has a copy. F*** it I’ll have to cop

Walking On a Dream is so fckin good.