no its important to block out the silence with consistent and constant consumption

I’m a big fan of alliteration so this post did it for me

No I just mean you have to devote full attention to appreciate it, really listen to the lyrics and think about them

god damn this is a beautiful post, what pretty and deep songs

you should watch letterkenny

Seen it not a huge fan sadly :(

i found the tough guy really funny

yea maybe a little, id describe as post punk for sure (among some other things maybe)

who's talking s*** about his voice?

Those other things?

his voice went electric before his guitar did

someone give this guy a puppers

a what

just lost my wallet like what

I’m going to guess that it’s at Chipotle

Letterkenny is chalk full of quotables

I’m much more into old trailer park boys

Nort

Maan, I got vague but fond memories of this from my childhood, that, The Osbournes and Jackass

When this one passes

please see for me

if her hairs hangin long

for that's the way I remember her best

indie isnt a genre, its more just a subgenre of rock

best way to think of "indie rock" is subset of alternative rock that split off. originally was the independent/less mainstream stuff that had somewhat of a distinct sound even though the term was broad. "indie pop" also for the lighter more pop oriented stuff but after a while indie didnt even mean non-mainstream or independent anymore, more just a vague sound.

but now we've also reached a more confusing stage where people just use the words "indie" or "alternative" thinking thats the actual genre instead of just a type of rock. (there are also movements in other genres that use indie/alternative labels now which makes it more confusing)

all indie is alternative. not all alternative is indie

for indie think the strokes, pixies, pavement, the smiths, modest mouse, arcade fire

for alternative (but not indie) think nirvana, smashing pumpkins, radiohead, weezer. maybe those examples can help you understand