Oh, look, Ben Gibbard wrote another song about death.

Listening to this demo is the musical equivalent of giving yourself blue balls because now I just want the studio version to drop. 

This psychedelic rock song sounds like you’re at band practice, and you’re trying to talk to the lead singer about something but the guitarist and drummer are having their own private jam session and are annoyed at the inconvenience of the location of your conversation, but it’s good, so you can’t really get mad (not inspired by true events).

The likes of Jens Lekman and Baio combine to create a delightful, easy listening experience that reminds me of grabbing a bagel and coffee and heading to Central Park with a good book.

Verbal Meme: Man pointing at a butterfly and asking, "Is this modern disco?" 

Modern-day Fleetwood Mac without all the sexual drama between the members of the band, which is a little boring, but I can’t quite rule it out altogether.

The Band CAMINO and Satan from The Mark, Tom And Travis Show sing a duet about their love for Salt Lake City and dance their hearts out to some high energy lofi.

This song is so aptly named that I can smell the pumpkin spice lattes and basic fall photo shoots, so come back in a couple months when it's more appropriate. 

A mix between Dolly Parton and Carrie Underwood "Before He Cheats" energy that would be described by conservative politicians and Fox News TV personalities as “loud and emotional.”

Wes Anderson could make an entire film about (and using) these songs starring Saoirse Ronan in the lead role, and the vibes would be immaculate.