It’s interesting how that wig of a hairstyle from the early 1960s makes a 29-year-old woman look about 900 years old.

This is excellent. (Right after I wrote the previous sentence, Safari mega-crashed; too many tabs.)

Great cover. She understands what the song is getting at, unlike most who cover it. Also, she has beautiful eyes.

That was the High Weirdness I needed. And it could be just me, but I’m pretty sure she doesn’t know Kung Fu.

Super clip vidéo. J’apprécie vraiment la façon dont il met en avant sa corporéité sans la réduire à un objet sexuel. Normalement, je kiffe pas trop les films en noir et blanc parce que c’est souvent mal utilisé. Mais là, ils ont capté le délire, c’est nickel.

A very small artist I also like. This is what would happen if you mashed up Smashing Pumpkins, The Cranberries, The Pretty Reckless and Alice in Chains. And I for one approve.

Another small artist I like. Good song and clever video. And as a side note, this is the kind of emotion that nearly any man would these days be called an “incel” (mostly by women) for expressing.

I think this is a perfect song.

Me gusta mucho el cabello de la mujer rubia.

Yep, that’s being added to my Halloween song list (when I re-post it). It’s a way better list than anyone else’s because I listen to a fuckton more music than anyone else.

Jangly frantic fun.

Really good song. Funny, I have listened to Samia for a while but had no idea what she looked like. Her actual appearance doesn’t match my half-formed idea of her at all. She looks very much like a Turkish friend of mine (who does read this blog so yes, she’ll know I’m talking about her).

Cette vidéo pourrait avoir plus de pixels, mais la chanson est très charmante, comme un jour de printemps.