Stayed up annoyingly late last night due to discovering a bunch of wonderful new music at an inopportune moment, so I'll let you guys share my fate.
The first three tracks here are said new discoveries, the rest have been favourites of mine for a while.
Don't Know That I Care (If She Thinks About Me). Haven't had the chance to see this guy live yet, but this track is excellent!
New Ways To Fail. Found these guys from the Bandcamp recommendations on the last song! Whoa, nice! Be warned, though, the frontwoman's voice is very, uh, country. If you're some kind of nerd who doesn't like that sort of thing. Though, most of the reviews I've seen on BC are from people who hasten to say shit like "I'm not n-normally into country I swear" and such, so what would I know?
When I Held the Cards. Found this dude the same way. Apparently he has a freaking
huge discography to work through, yet I'd somehow never heard of him before! That was a good music haul indeed.
The Ballad of Probably Not. Song starts 54 seconds into the video. The whole
album the song is from is great, but this minimalistic, live version is just irresistible. Definitely need to listen to these fellas more.
You Don't Care Enough For Me To Cry. I might have posted about this guy in here before, actually, but I'm
pretty sure it was a different video... oh well, listen to this either way. Again, the whole
album is excellent, and again I've only just started listening to his studio records in the past couple of days. So many good songs of his on Youtube.
Never Learn. These guys are a mixed bag for me, a lot of their songs bore me but there's the occasional tune - such as this one - which tickles my fancy very muchly.
Pancho and Lefty. I've actually only begun listening to Townes Van Zandt recently. Prior to that he was just one of those legendary, often-covered names I never really bothered looking into. Once you find recordings of him that do his songs justice, though... wow.
...And now for something completely different:
Peach Dream. Lovely.
I think this style of music is described as... uh... indie-pop/electronic or something? Heck if I know but it is so chill, with just the right amount of soulfulness.
...and the band played Waltzing Matilda...
Pretty much any version of that song is wonderful. Never fails to get the feels a-flowin'.
Honestly not sure which version was the first I heard... I've always loved the song, though.