Lord Buckley was one hip cat, an old white guy who performed with the craziest hipster slang you've ever been rapped at with. This track is the perfect intro to his spoken word stuff, a jazzy revision of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven," redubbed "The Bug Bird." Give it a listen, you'll flip your wig.

nice to listen to while lying on the beach in Hawaii, LOL

Amie St has become so addictive because it is possible to discover great bands like the Sames. I think the song would appeal to fans of bands such as the Shins, Modest Mouse, or Wolf Parade. Great indie rock with good musicianship, vocals, and interesting lyrics.

Cool, crazy, fun. Dance now.

Its like daft punk decided to take some prozac and walk around hugging kittens.

An ingenious rendition of a classic Miles Davis song with outstanding harmonies and solos, I hear something new and cool every time I listen to this.

Sugarcubes-era Bjork-meets-early Feist in this song, which is uptempo but not too, panoramic, and rolling. Perfect for a trip in a car or a stroll through the bustle of a city, where you feel surrounded yet alone at the same time.

A haunting, mystical piece evocative of mist covered mountains, winding tracks, and tiny villages hidden away in deep valleys.

Cheekbone Hollows...the first song I heard by the Child Ballads, that introduced me to their awesome, unique sound. Buy it, listen to it, then buy the rest of their songs.

if you like your alterna-garage rock as raw as it comes (and who doesn't?), you love this...may have actually been recorded in a garage.