Somehow, it’s already the middle of November and fall quarter is nearing an end. Before you know it, you’ll be tucked away in some remote corner of the library vigorously cramming weeks’ worth of information into your head. Hey, we’ve all been there. This week’s playlist encourages you to take one last breather and enjoy the last remnants of fall weather before you are absolutely forced to read about that Socrates guy.
1. “Song in D” by Mock Orange – The introductory riff is enough to perk your ears, but the lyrical content is what really makes this song so amazing. Granted, there are many times when I hear lead vocalist Ryan Grisham sing a line and I think to myself, “What does that mean?”, but then I remember it’s a song and it means whatever I want it to.
2. “I Know I Got Religion” by Kurt Vile – A track that sounds like it was meant to be sung fireside somewhere far away from the hustle and bustle of Chicago’s busy streets, but also perfectly suitable for a Sunday stroll under whatever remains of the autumn leaves.
3. “Afterlife” by Arcade Fire – Arcade Fire really hyped up their latest album,