This Phoebe Bridgers take on Bo Burnham’s apocalyptic novelty song “That Funny Feeling” is just so spectacularly good. Watching Insideit never occurred to me that this one was a Phoebe Bridgers song, but it absolutely is.
Word is Bo covered it with her at a show where cameras were banned — I would love to see them play it together someday.
supernatural is about either way, we’re not alone. i’ll find a new place to be from. a haunted house with a picket fence. to float around and ghost my friends. no, i’m not afraid to disappear. the billboard said ‘the end is here.’ i turned around, there was nothing there. yeah, i guess the end is here. (the end is here. the end is here.)
Here’s another little playlist/mixtape that i had recently posted on Instagram. It’s sort of a continuation of the mix that I posted a couple of days back. Once again, think of it as an autumnal primer. Something to listen to as the leaves shift colors and fall away. Once again, this one was put together at Spotify, so you can stream this collection over there. Enjoy!
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Neil Frances - Took a While
girl in red - Girls
Devon Walsh - Vampires
You Me & Us - Freckles
Yumi Zouma - In Camera
Henry Nowhere - Not Going Back
Boygenius - Bite the Hand
Still Corners - Fade Out
Generationals - It May Get Bad When You’re Lonely and Cold
Calpurnia - Greyhound
Boys - That Weekend
Motorama - Ghost
Wye Oak - The Louder I Call, the Faster It Runs (Acoustic)
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