Understanding Modest Mouse's The Lonesome Crowded West

[@LieLikesMusic]

What rock band or artist should be next?

[@E00700]

Nick Drake

[@Azg105]

Melvins

[@jerryklein3]

The Fucking Champs

[@amarillo6685]

Foals /╲/( ͡⎚ ͜U ͡⎚)/\

[@leonyoungs463]

Manic Street Preachers would be an interesting video. Different styles of music, tragic disappearance

[@alextorres7655]

One of my favorite lines from this album: “the years go fast and the days go so slow.” From heart cooks brain, something i think about everyday.

[@thecarsonmurphy]

i love that song too man

[@chis5050]

Same here... that line pops into my head so frequently considering how infrequently i hear the song. Shit describes life perfect...

[@cognitivedissonance8406]

My brain’s the cliff and my heart’s the bitter buffalo

[@si.taze10]

Goes through my head pretty regularly too. MM just feels like nostalgia. I can feel feeling I felt when I first heard those songs with my friends. We were all obsessed.

[@kiyamay5570]

Oh gosh I think about that everyday too!!...

[@MovedbyTruth]

Modest Mouse are a genuinely good band for people who have a deep appreciation, and understanding, of music, poetry and art as a whole.

[@AmericanRadass0]

Correction. The first song on the album is “Teeth Like God’s Shoeshine”, not “sunshine”. Great video though!

[@LieLikesMusic]

My bad..

[@sean8190]

Big oof good vid tho

[@DaeganJones]

Hey man aren't we part of the same fan group on the Facebook ?

[@AmericanRadass0]

Daegan Jones I’m not sure man, I am only apart of La Dispute’s fan group

[@AmericanRadass0]

Lie Likes Music, I really like your video analysis. They are all really unique. I’m really looking forward to this channel blowing up. Keep up the good work.

[@Nikadeemus88]

This needs to be like 2 hours, and about every album.

[@fionnsterr]

There's an hour long documentary about the record by pitchfork on KZbin somewhere

[@ethandennis6581]

I agree with you Nik

[@wolfganglanda6723]

Agree

[@ThinWhiteLuke]

@@fionnsterr yeah but he said every album not just this one.

[@DCRNLV]

Ditto that statement 1k times!

[@mentalvortex3569]

Modest Mouse changed my life. They’ll forever be a favorite band of mine.

[@uriahturd9695]

Me too, will you marry me?

[@ayimayindeeay]

Same

[@mentalvortex3569]

uriah turd depends. what’s your favorite MM song?

[@uriahturd9695]

@@mentalvortex3569 broke hit me hard and trailer trash too. Nailing 1 song is going to be hard. Over the years at different times several songs were my personal soundtrack.

[@uriahturd9695]

@@mentalvortex3569 interstate 8

[@johnredcorn8669]

This album has aged really well.

[@Karmy.]

It's timeless

[@pichofiraviyah8492]

WELL COWBOY DAN'S A MAJOR PLAYER IN THE COWBOY SCENE

[@brandonp3455]

HE GOES TO THE RESERVATION DRINKS AND GETS MEAN

[@johnsignorelliiii8047]

Goes to the desert shoots his rifle in the sky says “GOD if I have to die, you will have to die”

[@HauntedHarmonics]

WELL

[@brandonp3455]

little ghost WELL!

[@ejay7611]

HE DIDN'T MOVE TO THE CITY THE CITY MOVED TO ME!

[@5up5up]

Isaac is an inituitive genius, i wouldn't be surprised if half of his songs are simply improvised.

[@asdfgidji879]

bankrupt on selling was improvised if i remember right. he talked about it in a documentary

[@Sound8VisionVibe]

ASDFGidji Yup. Wrote it in the tour van as it sped down the road.

[@kohlscunty]

@John Stroud ive noticed he consistently likes to use bends to achieve certain microtones between the root of whatever scale hes playing in and the minor second. I doubt he even knows or understands that but its everywhere in his guitar work.

[@Mysteryskatin]

Lonesome Crowded West is the single greatest album ever made in my opinion.

[@cecilm6945]

I personally prefer the moon & antarctica but both are some of the most amazing, if not the best, albums of all time

[@steadyrhythms9571]

there’s a few albums i think just come together in a perfect way, and this is certainly one of them.

[@OpaqueVisions47]

You sure love to pick my favorite artists.

[@LieLikesMusic]

Opaque Visions Believe me. It's all on purpose 😉

[@OpaqueVisions47]

@@LieLikesMusic you've secretly been living in my attic and created this channel solely on my musical tastes.

[@dizzyfortune8367]

Same

[@arnoio8355]

@@LieLikesMusic you sly dog

[@williambrasky9205]

Modest Mouse's music changed my life forever and this album is gorgeous. Keep up the good vids, Lie, and definitely cover MM again! You're going to get a lot of crap about the whole "Shoeshine" thing from d bags FYI

[@elefsinger]

I was just about too:-) thanks for stopping me

[@gutsgonebad]

I’m one of those douche bags. This guys just repeating other people’s words.

[@gasmoneyindustry]

Dbags? How about accuracy. If you're going to make a video explaining an album like, "Lonesome Crowded West". It should be accurate.

[@sadmeat8937]

RIP Chris Takino. You signed a hell of a band my friend.

[@markjohnson7910]

Modest Mouse is without question, the greatest live show I've ever seen. I'd never seen a guy play guitar and perform like Isaac did, that show changed my life.

[@jeff7764]

Mark Johnson how did it change your life? Like just the way you look at things now?

[@thebusk63]

Should be teeth like gods shoeshine!

[@LieLikesMusic]

busk63 My bad..

[@dharmapada]

busk63 yup

[@TayskiBay]

Ya fucked that one up

[@Cooliofamily]

Embarrassing tbh

[@SepSyn]

So glad others noticed that. We all make mistakes though. One of my favorites glad to see it featured.

[@prezofantarctica]

As a fan of the band for nearly two decades(they have been my favorite band since 2004) I love this video! There are a few minor factual errors but the insights are so amazingly on point. Thank you for dedicating time to this amazing album and its themes! Much love!

[@rohanmehta8148]

Trucker's Atlas deserves it's own analysis god

[@coffee5736]

One of my favorite songs of all time. Probably top 3.

[@Karmy.]

I do lines and I crossed roads, I cross the lines of all the great state roads

[@ataco1770]

I'm so glad you finally did a video about Modest Mouse, and especially about TLCW because tat's one of my absolute favorite albums. Your editing keeps getting better and better, great work!

[@taylorking460]

One of my all time favorite albums. I met Issac awhile back when he was touring and came to my hometown in Virginia. He seemed very indifferent about talking with me so I asked him for a picture and told him that I look forward to watching him perform and he KILLED IT. Anyone who is a MM fan knows that they can be iffy live, sometimes it's great and sometimes not so much but I'll always cherish that day forever.

[@jax3636]

Teeth Like God's *WHAT?*

[@AbsentQuack]

I literally have lyrics from this track tattooed on me, my triple take on "Sunshine" damn near gave me whiplash lol

[@JeffPenaify]

HERES THE MAAAN WIIIITH THE TEETH LIKE GODS SHOESHINE He sparklesth Shimmersth Shinesth LETS ALL HAAAAVE ANUTHER ORANGE JOOLIUS Thick syrup Standing in linesth

[@Wh1t3_Mail]

Jeff Boxing actually killed me

[@BasedBill]

@@JeffPenaify Wow I lmao'd at that and I never laugh at comments. Thanks for the momentary escape from my existential melancholic depression :^)

[@StiffyBallz]

Shut up dude 🗣️

[@kesshikou]

Nothing on Cowboy Dan? Best track on the album

[@BrytonMisling]

Well, Cowboy Dan's a major player in the cowboy scene...

[@iamhereblossom1588]

@@BrytonMisling he goes to the reservation, drinks and gets mean.

[@Sound8VisionVibe]

Bryton Misling He goes to the reservation, drinks and geta mean.

[@danieldemoro2743]

He couldn’t include it...not even if sober

[@mostatease6466]

HE'S GUNN STARTA WAARRR

[@jamescowell4750]

Do ween! There’s so much lore!

[@TheVIdeosOnly]

LCW is my favorite album right behind The Moon and Antarctica

[@LieLikesMusic]

Riley Rouw It's a really good one. My friend says i should listen to TMAA soon since i haven't yet.

[@TheVIdeosOnly]

Lie Likes Music its about as complex and deep as lcw, I think you’d really enjoy it

[@mt-zf6xp]

TM&A is great, but BNOoS is the shit

[@Maztuhmind]

They're equally great. It's like The Blue Album and Pinkerton.

[@scottyb1300]

@@mt-zf6xp Do you mean Building Nothing Out of Something?

[@RyanUkulele]

You have to cover the Flaming Lips next

[@scottjensen7045]

Maybe the greatest album ever lyrically. Literally. I don’t care for any other MM album but this one is just pure genius and raw musicianship. Deserves to be mentioned in the best albums ever.

[@zeestrees2780]

How could you “not care for any other mm album” bro? Everything theyve put out is solid

[@robbesworkshop]

@@zeestrees2780 agreed. their debut and 2000 are also extremely solid (their other albums are good, but have a different vibe)

[@nobodycaretilli...]

An understanding music on Aesop Rock would be amazing

[@psychedelicpiper999]

Like many Modest Mouse fans, I consider “The Moon & Antarctica” to be their all-time magnum opus. And many mainstream music listeners only know them by their breakout LP “Good News For People Who Love Bad News”. Nevertheless, I give you massive respect for reviewing one of their lesser-known independent albums. It’s a fantastic album, though my initial impression was that it didn’t have much more to offer than their first album “This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think About”, which I prefer over it. Thank you for creating this video, so that I can understand more about it.

[@MrAnime-jb6re]

Honestly I think their first LP was their best album. It was way more raw and emotional compared to any other of their releases, while still being better structured than their very early samples.

[@jackdarko4486]

Agree, agreed, and in agreement.

[@SabrinaUmstead]

omfg I got so excited seeing this in my recommendations, Modest Mouse is not recognized nearly enough so thank you for doing a video on them it was extremely well made and researched

[@MaynardOwns]

Well since good news and more after...shit. uhh. The balloon album cover with spitting venom. Fuck. Goddamn drugs. They're pretty well known. some songs are even poppy as fuck.

[@galetinm]

@@MaynardOwns The baloon album cover is We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank, and it's one of my favourite albums of theirs. Some songs are not that great, but some of them are among their best.

[@fastandbulbous9697]

While I prefer TMAA and This Is A Long Drive, it's still a fantastic album. It got me invested into Modest Mouse for the first time, and I'm grateful for that.

[@jackdarko4486]

Good choices.

[@zachrowe1511]

Understanding Father John Misty

[@michaelwagner30]

Man, as I stated on the cake video, you're great at choosing bands that I love and respect.

[@LieLikesMusic]

Michael Wagne Awesome! Well there's bound to be a band that you don't like coming up soon. But i hope you give them a chance nonetheless.

[@landoncarioto6149]

Grew up just south of Seattle, saw them live recently, love this so much

[@Maztuhmind]

One of your best vids. Modest Mouse helped me get through some tough times.

[@marsadale]

The Moon and Antarctica got me through a bad divorce.

[@manbearpigluna88]

Likewise, bankrupt on selling got me through some hard times. I hope I meet a fellow modest mouse lover in my life it would be so awesome just to talk to someone about modest mouse. Much love from Southern California

[@smittenthekitteninmittens2679]

for a very long time modest mouse were me and my friends little secret..this was in 97 and they were completely unknown where i live..it's very weird for me to think of them as a huge band..i often go back and listen to my tapes of uncle bunny faces and the other answering machine demo's ...go find them and listen then you will understand as to why i still think of them as a small band and not one that has living guitar legends actually in their band..

[@AndyAcker]

Wow, insightful thoughts, especially on Brock's lyrical content. The guitars, bass, and even drums have always been front and center for me on this record. Much of the words took a back seat for decades, with a few popping out here and there to illustrate basic themes (ie: aggressive urbanization, the emptiness of consumerism, road travel, strangely juxtaposed circumstances, longing for deeper meaning amid the digital revolution, etc). You really captured this. So much so, that I can forgive the "Teeth Like God's Shoeshine" snafu. Great work.

[@patuszodi7532]

SHOESHINE! SHOESHINE! you gotta be pullin my leg, man! ok i'm over it, now.

[@Nikadeemus88]

My favorite band of all time THANK YOU!!!!!

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

for me modest mouse fit my persona when I was an angry cynical teenager who drank and smoked weed a lot, but honestly kind of grew out of the ranting style of modest mouse. I listened to their music consistently over and over til the point where I wore out their discography and have never been able to experience it like I once did. It's really weird, I don't think they're a bad band but a band that was a stage for me

[@iamhereblossom1588]

Same here, I still respect what the music did for me but I think even what's left of modest mouse has outgrown their old music.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Iamhereblossom it’s kind of strange right, idk I’ll have a listen to the moon and Antarctica or Good News or this album every once in a while

[@CorpseHuggerKos]

Fun fact: During a Documentary, The red Van they took on tour in the "lonesome crowded west" Issac is very Nostalgic for it and even misses it.

[@jackdarko4486]

The Moon and Antarctica though, wow.. what a sonic voyage.

[@charliesteel8750]

Yeah definitely

[@RallyLancer95]

Word. The Stars Are Projectors and Lives always sticks out to me

[@chadarra]

In this like like weeds you’re just a rock to me.

[@jackdarko4486]

I know where you're from, but where do you belong?

[@Meta-Drew]

Modest Mouse have been my favorite band since 2006. I just got to see them live for the first time thanks to my brother who originally introduced me to their music. I really enjoyed this analysis, good job.

[@marypalmer00]

Modest Mouse music always makes me incredibly sad! It makes me feel like im in some kind of limbo :( But I cant stop listening to them either, have been since middle school...

[@fetcherband]

I’d love to see a video like this on the album “The Sophtware Slump” by Grandaddy. A fairly unknown yet critically acclaimed album and band. They came out of the same mid-late 90s indie scene.

[@cavemann135]

i created a profile to post this: it's 'shoeshine', not 'sunshine'

[@TotinosOtherBoy]

No you didn't, youve posted vids on this profile years ago

[@jax3636]

@@TotinosOtherBoy lol yeah pretty easy thing to check

[@NigelGrab]

You liar

[@cavemann135]

@@TotinosOtherBoy hahaha caught! didnt know how else to express my disappointment, though.

[@tato7583]

Ok now you left me whanting more. What about a part 2 with other albums, i dont mind if this become a 3 parts video like the voltas 1

[@rohanmehta8148]

Idea linked to this album: the surge of amazing albums like Grandaddy's The Sophtware Slump that voiced their fears and hopes about the new millennium and the concept of rapid change

[@amanofculture4892]

My favorite band! Little Motel is my favorite of their songs.

[@machete8614]

Man, I feel this so much. I actually still have that tension and anxiety about the city I live in. Back in the day, my good friend and I listened to this album religiously, and even then it was a theme album for growing up in Southaven, Ms, which is technically a "suburb" of Memphis, even though it's a different state. Desoto County itself might as well be the second Capital of Mississippi. Lot's of old money, lots of unnecessary growth. We tore down a Taco Bell and built a new Taco Bell right beside it, while other buildings fall down and just get a chain link fence put around them for a year or two before they're finally torn down. It's a weird thing. Now, in 2019, the old money is mostly spent, so you have people that still cling to the idea that they're fancy, but they're broke, so there are a lot of older, angry consumers just going around being rude to everyone. It's a little sad.

[@Alejandro-fy9ii]

Yes thank you! When I found your channel, I always wanted you to cover my favorite band. I am so happy you finally did!

[@saerah124]

Issac raised me since i was 5 ill always be dedicated to modest mouse

[@jackdarko4486]

Isaac Brock has exerted the most influence on my lyrical composition, along with Connor Oberst and Aaron Weiss. Poetic, prophetic, and profound. I've never been able to capture the mystic wisdom of Maynard, however.

[@ianjohnston5279]

Listen to Elliott Smith, your life will change

[@jackdarko4486]

@@ianjohnston5279 Funny you should say that. Just the other day, I listened to Either/Or and Figure 8 for the first time in a long time. Excellent composer, and a compelling lyricist, no doubt, but I didn't begin to listen to him until I was in my 20's, so I think I missed the prime opportunity in my adolescence to really gravitate and conform to his style and works.

[@juliaundholgerlehmann7614]

Saw them in 1997 or 1998 the first time live...in a concert with calexico and built to spill...what a band!!! Big fan ever since

[@travisshull9857]

Love that you made this video on one of the best albums that gets overlooked in recent music. Yet, I feel the argument you make is a glib comment on the socio-economic status of a young Isaac Brock and does not mention much of his style of writing. I think you should dive more into the intracacies of his lyrical turn of phrases and juxtapositions that highlight the ambiance of loneliness/seclusion within a realm so filled with people; at once a community so large yet so alienating. The dichotomy lay in his own subversive use of language that, at times, bolsters his argument of separation and societal anxiety but is so readily available to undercut a sense of solitude because the idea of identity only exists in outwardly reflecting terms of community and perceptions of one's place within the society. The duality can only exist if one facade placates another.

[@travisshull9857]

... Wieedo

[@smittenthekitteninmittens2679]

thanks MM are one of my favorite groups

[@corycastleman6351]

One of my top ten favorite albums

[@BradyGalloway]

OH MY GOD!!!! MODEST MOUSE!!!!

[@LieLikesMusic]

Brady Galloway Hell yeah. How's the channel going btw?

[@CarolynPickle]

I’m surprised to see a video about Modest Mouse, especially this album show up in my suggested that was only posted a day ago! They are my favorite band and this album is great.

[@christianperez7227]

I was just talking about this album yesterday!! Fucking awesome. Heart Cooks Brain may be my favorite MM song.

[@siddthekid5046]

Modest Mouse is my favorite band of all time. Especially the old stuff like Long Drive, Lonesome Crowded West, Building Nothing Out Of Something, Everywhere And His Nasty Parlour Tricks, The Fruit That Ate Itself, M&A, WWWD, GNFPWLBN... Fuck, it's all so good. If anyone else love them, I started making lesson videos for a lot of their old songs and some Pavement as well. Will do more 90s indie bands. kzbin.info/door/9ajSd1ZwnYt3U3KnN9uazg As for bands you should do next, I'd suggest Pavement or Built to Spill!!

[@junkiejackflash]

Isaac is a very grumpy man, but his live performance was absolutely perfect when I saw them.

[@brutusvonmanhammer]

Hes not grumpy at all. Hes a rsther cool dude. His band has a recording studio 5 blocks from where I live and I see him in the neighborhood all the time

[@uglyaldo3268]

Awesome video man! I love modest mouse and their interstate 8 ep every song in that album changed the way I look at music even more!

[@spittingvenom9148]

Fav band of all time, I know every song by heart, even sad sappy sucker, Isaac is the fkn man, I love him, and I want not only a new album, but a double album!!

[@kuyarickkelley4719]

Holy fuck I forgot about this album and how much I loved it. Polar opposites was in regular rotation for years in my cd player

[@fre4565]

"I'm trying! I'm trying to, drink away the part of the day that I cannot sleep away"

[@nemo1342]

Hmm... to the best of my knowledge, this is still their most highly regarded album, critically. It goes it pretty much descending order after this, though obviously GNFPWLBN was the most popular, and I personally think The Golden Coffin is a move in the right direction after Strangers.

[@CadoonTube]

I think the urbanization perspective is a bit too narrow. More generally, Isaac was speaking about the feeling of isolation he was feeling despite living in an environment dense with other people. He has tended to express feelings of disconnection or depression, in opposition to the feelings he has and expresses other times where he feels ecstatic and connected to others, which reflects his experience with bi-polar disorder. He's just expressing feelings mostly generated by internal factors but made more ironic in the context he was living in.

[@tonywords6713]

Great record, I still think the Moon and Antarctica is their best though. Maybe one of the greatest ever made

[@Gekokujo76]

Im a "Building Nothing Out Of Something" guy.....but those two are on my top 3 as well.

[@cl8804]

It's nowhere near as good. You'll prob realize it once enough listens and time have passed.

[@MaynardOwns]

Yeah they're all the best. My favorite changes depending on mood.

[@chadarra]

Gekokujo76 Others people’s live. Love that song

[@ffgggkok]

@@cl8804 theres somethin called opinions

[@ThePacemaker45]

This is their best album in my opinion

[@taylor22222222]

Ah! Thank you for choosing this artist AND this album!

[@James-rr6uh]

Understanding John Lydon?

[@BrianGriffin-yw2zj]

Great video man!👍👍 Can you do the violent femmes next please?

[@madiserket2]

easily my favorite MM album. great video!

[@MrSnuffian]

Great pick, this album is what gave me my introduction into alternative music. My friend made me listen to shit luck knowing I’d like the fast punk vibe and I naturally listened to the rest. My recommendation for next artist: Acid Bath or Grimes

[@charliesantos1932]

Such a great band. Good work brother. Thanks for making this.

[@holdenmckenzie9716]

Do you get most of your information from Pitchfork?

[@lowkeysoundsystem6174]

This album holds up to this day.

[@geeseweasel801]

This is my favorite MM album

[@hosebeefstick]

So, since you did Modest Mouse... Built to Spill next?

[@joecromarty6682]

Yes please.

[@chadarra]

Which Built to Spill album?

[@joecromarty6682]

Chad Arrasmith either keep it like a secret or perfect from now on, tough choice.

[@coffee5736]

Yes! Perfect from now on!

[@milkmedia1657]

Best album ever played it to death and it never gets old

[@Punxatowny]

Great video. Would love to see something like this for Good News or We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank.

[@kingink7964]

Understanding Cage The Elephant

[@sad_is_fiction]

Nearly brought me to my knees *DODODOOOODUDUDUUUUUU*

[@lukaskondro2460]

he writes about traveling because he is constantly running from himself, not because he's nostalgic about roadtrips, also, truckers atlas is actually a song about his dead brother that got lost in the mountains and was never found

[@LeCarlton]

Could you do the Flaming Lips next? 🤘

[@ericyaremko]

Hey man! I don’t know if you remember me but we chatted before when you had the self development page. I’m planning to come to Norway in June and I’d like to play a gig or two while I’m there.. I was wondering if you know any small venues (cafes or pubs) that would be good for an acoustic artist?

[@MargotLOVEDyan]

One of my favorites. Keep up the good work 👌

[@NotYourNachoes420]

Do Interpol please

[@hasanalhaffar3944]

I love you, and I love your videos! You always manage to introduce me to great artists!

[@LieLikesMusic]

Hasan L Haffar That's awesome man! I'm so happy you appreciate what i do. Cheers from Oslo, Norway.

[@TEFFTPATTERN]

I love like 20 Modest Mouse songs, even some of the more random ones (I guess everything is random besides float on for most people in the world though)... but none of them are on this album. I can only listen to this album in certain moods in the background and I either listen to it in whole or not at all. It's a great album but just another tip of the Modest Mouse iceberg IMO.

[@crazyeyedme4685]

Sometimes all I really want to feel is Love; sometimes I'm angry that I feel so angry

[@mattyfox_]

My town is suffering from urbanisation as well Their cutting down all the trees and their putting in more and more properties for the lower class ppl from the ghetto Its not good because they are very dodgy I am struggling with change too because I have Autism But also their erasing things from my childhood such as the tree at the park I use to climb with my friends Mowing it down for the sake of economics and planting houses nobody asked for

[@joanfer]

Thanks for doing Modest Mouse🙏🏻

[@419buckeye7]

This album and Moon are just awesome

[@fr3ddytv3]

Understanding DFA 1979, Pearl Jam, Led Zeppelin, Bloc Party, Sunny Day Real Estate, RHCP, The Germs?

[@RossLaidler]

Yessss my all time favorite, thank you for this one

[@kevinsmoon3257]

Modest mouse is amazing criminally underrated

[@johnedward8352]

I cant wait to watch this but I wonder: how can we understand such complexity in 9 minutes? I'll find out!

[@420JackG]

I wish those bela tarr videos with songs from this album were still up.

[@jsidious]

I disagree that Isaac is talking about God at all in "Heart Cooks Brain." He is inverting the common idiom, "On my way to God knows where," to say that "God don't know," which could mean there is no God to know or care where he is going, or that he's going somewhere so remote and uncharted that even God hasn't been there.

[@jackdarko4486]

So.. he's talking about God?

[@jsidious]

@@jackdarko4486 Idiomatically, but not philosophically, like when someone says, "Goddammit, that Jack Darko is a pedantic fuck." They're definitely talking about Jack Darko, but with an idiom that uses "God" to give a sense of severity. In the instance of the song, Isaac is expressing how severely remote his destination is using a similar idiom in a similarly tongue in cheek way.

[@tomasgarciafunes5582]

You should check out Fantastic Negrito, he is an amazing artist, I personally love his music and I think he is pretty underrated.

[@bellah6294]

do more modest mouse!