Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys wrote this song while depressed and contemplating life and death gazing at the ocean. Its mood is indescribable and is one of the most uniquely emotional songs I've ever

This song is funky and the electronic remix by Hell Interface, better known as Boards of Canada is siiiick. Someone went through the trouble of editing the original video to sync with the song too. Jam

This is a bizarre and absurd punky new wavey song by a band I hadn't heard of until recently. This showed up in a YouTube recommendation after browsing music some time ago. I loved it then but forgot their

Too much... radiation This song starts slow but stick with it and you'll be rewarded. I loved this song the first time I heard it, and when I went looking to find a download way back when, I found out

This burns slow but stick with it. The song is over a decade old but the sound still fresh. Synthesizer rich, rhythmic, and mysterious. The scant lyrics are sung in a way reminiscent of Scritti Politti.

I just found out they made a video for this song and I'm excited about it. When I first heard Strange Relations play Ceremonies at the Hexagon Bar in Minneapolis, I was mesmerized. I had to compliment

This music video is raw as hell and so is the sound. The Gories just picked a random trashed spot in Detroit to shoot with a VHS home video camera. The song is a cover of a disco tune of the same name

This song is dark, glitchy, and awesome. It's got a bleak dystopian fabric. The video directed by Scott Anderson fits the song pretty well. Another local band from Minneapolis.

This is a song I really enjoy from a local band named Halloween, Alaska. It's got an unhurried and mellow pace. The song's title sounds apologetic and the music's tone sounds similarly submissive. The

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One of my favorite tracks from one of my favorite bands. Awesome video too.

I also really like "I've Been Here Before" on her same album:

Good song for when you're on a schizophrenic fever dream vigilante murder spree.