Showing posts with label Father John Misty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Father John Misty. Show all posts
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Bears And Bullets Songs Of The Year (#50-#26)
Going in this year, I realized the previous year-end-list formatting was a bit limited. I opted for lengthy descriptions of the year's best songs, other than adding more. Looking at both, I opted to add more without the colorful paragraphs that follow. So as of today, here is the first edition of Bears and Bullets Top 50 Songs Of 2012 (part one):
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Bears And Bullets Albums Of The Year (#10-#1)
Continuing from yesterday, here are the top ten selections for Bears and Bullets Top Albums Of 2012:
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
New Father Jon Misty - Nancy From Now On
I was generally a fan of J. Tillman's work, in and outside of Fleet Foxes, and the same is pretty true under his Father John Misty moniker. The echoed, subdued folk-pop of "Nancy From Now On" follows up the first single "Hollywood Forever Cemetery Slings" from his upcoming album Fear Fun, which is due out May 1 on Sub Pop. Listen to the new track below.
Labels:
Father John Misty,
Fleet Foxes,
J. Tillman,
New Music,
Sub Pop
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