The Chicks - March March

A: The Chicks
S: March March

Woowsapalooza - Natalie Maines wasn't kidding when she said Gaslighter is going to be the group's best album - the new release date is July 17 by the way. But back to March March, the third song released off The Chicks fifth album. It's one of those rare songs that draws you in straight from the first seconds. And while you wait, clinching from note to note, hoping, praying that it's not going to fall apart or get worse, you realize this is a masterpiece. The song itself as much as the video. Oh and if you wondered what happened to Dixie: The trio has changed its name to simply The Chicks, in an apparent distancing from a name associated with the Confederate-era South.

... I'm an army of one.

Frank Sinatra - I'll Never Smile Again

A: Frank Sinatra
S: I'll Never Smile Again

The 2015 Sinatra documentary All Or Nothing At All is out on Netflix y'all! And it's more gorgeous and nostalgic than anything I could have wished for. I was debating posting a belated Chromatica/Gaga song today but realized that this is much closer to my musical core. Happy belated pride month anyway.

... I'll never thrill again to somebody new.

TongueForest - And You Got The F*** Nerve To Call Me Coloured

A: TongueForest
S: And You Got The F*** Nerve To Call Me Coloured

Black lives matter.

... shut the fuck up - just listen.

Pearl Jam - Jeremy (uncensored version)

A: Pearl Jam
S: Jeremy (uncensored version)

Pearl Jam released the uncensored version of their “Jeremy” video for the first time Friday to mark National Gun Violence Awareness Day. The Ten song and its corresponding Mark Pellington-directed video - which won Video of the Year at the 1993 MTV Video Music Awards - detailed the story of a bullied teenager who shot himself in front of his classmates. Revisit history repeating itself below.

... King Jeremy the wicked - oh, ruled his world.

Helge Schneider - Forever At Home

A: Helge Schneider
S: Forever At Home

Maybe not the only good thing to come out of the covid-19 crisis because you haven't tried my humus, but most definitely the best thing, is Helge Schneider's new song originally written and performed on one of two German Eurovision replacement shows. Distance below.

... forever alone.