keegan

Between the X's

Good song open.spotify.com/track/4twQqy...

Too easy

Real!

Many people are saying this is the best 12th album released last Friday. tidal.com/browse/album...

Poblano (2025 Remaster)

They’re releasing “remasters” of all their music, dropping one release every Friday of October. The first acoustic EP is back on Spotify now. open.spotify.com/album/0Bgew7...

YouTube video by Jeremy McGuire Poblano - "Hanging Over" (Live)

My brother’s long-dormant band Poblano is back and it brings me an immense amount of joy, because they are the fucking greatest.

Here’s my favorite video of my favorite Florida band.

youtu.be/4MJ5k4TIccQ?...

Velvet Waltz and Time Trap are the 2 that should probably be here, top 15 at the very least

It’s become one of their most streamed songs! Slow burn, deserved hit

Top 10 Built to Spill songs:

1. Kicked It In The Sun
2. Car
3. Carry the Zero
4. Goin’ Against Your Mind
5. Pat
6. Reasons
7. Conventional Wisdom
8. Out of Site
9. Sidewalk
10. Strange

HM: Randy Described Eternity, Good Ol’ Boredom, Living Zoo

Astonishing game, really.

DOINK

Matthew Stanford I’ve become quite fond of you

BIG BOY FOOTBALL

Missouri's involvement in Trump immigration purge totals 15 National Guard soldiers

JEFFERSON CITY — Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe’s announcement committing Missouri National Guard members to help support President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown has resulted in just 15 troops taking part. And, because of the federal government shutdown that kicked off Wednesday, those soldiers will not be getting paychecks until the government reopens. Two days after Kehoe announced Missouri soldiers would assist with administrative, clerical and logistical duties at Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing facilities within the state, a guard spokesperson provided the first details of how the in-state deployment is working. In response to a Post-Dispatch inquiry, an emailed response from the Missouri Guard’s Public Affairs Office stated, “A total of 15 Missouri National Guard service members are providing support.”

Let's see what's going on in Missouri...HAHAHAHAHA

Just realized that it’s been awhile since they’ve actually physically moved the chains. A thing of the past.

Everything sounds like Victory Records I wish everything sounded like Times New Viking

Since Camp Trash released the song “Go Bills,” the Buffalo Bills are 4-0

A great song that probably makes my top 115

The top 20 or so are locked. Lot of thought went in.

1. Quito 2. Twin Human Highway Flares 3. Attention All Pickpockets 4. Recognition Scene 5. Palmcorder Yajna 6. Amy (Spent Gladiator) 7. Best Ever Death Metal Band 8. Jaipur 9. Source Decay 10. Broom People 11. The Alphonse Mambo 12. Horseradish Road 13. Jenny 14. This Year 15. Narakaloka 16. Alpha Incipiens 17. No Children 18. Steal Smoked Fish 19. You Were Cool 20. Minnesota 21. Ox Baker Triumphant 22. Chinese House Flowers 23. Alpha Double Negative 24. Masher 25. See America Right

26. Genesis 19:1-2 27. "Bluejays and Cardinals" 28. Some Swedish Trees 29. Game Shows Touch Our Lives 30. Young Thousands 31. Nine Black Poppies 32. Going to Port Washington 33. Going to Alaska 34. Maize Stalk Drinking Blood 35. Commandante 36. Distant Stations 37. Grendel's Mother 38. Raja Vocative 39. Cobscook Bay 40. Hast Thou Considered the Tetrapod 41. Crows 42. Heretic Pride 43. Isaiah 45:23 44. Deianara Crush 45. Cao Dai Blowout 46. Minnesota 47. Fall of the High School Running Back 48. The Legend of Chavo Guerrero 49. Liza Forever Minnelli 50. Alpha Sun Hat

Had exactly one (1) beer and am now reworking my top 50 Mountain Goats song list

Dude I fuckin love listening to music

Album cover for the Camp Trash album ‘Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’

Half-and-half light blue and dark blue vinyl record of the Camp Trash album ‘Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’

Purple swirled vinyl record of the Camp Trash album ‘Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’

Two Hundred Thousand Dollars by Camp Trash The new Camp Trash album, Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, is a loosely connected collection of stories that follow hapless con men, gamblers, low level mobsters, and cult members who dream of something bigger and come up with foolproof plots to get there, but find the journey to be more complicated than they imagined. Each of their stories revolves around $200,000: getting $200,000, losing $200,000, owing $200,000 to some very important people with some very powerful friends. When they say your life flashes before your eyes, they mean your past. What really happens is you see your future: stretched out, solid, and strung up like a banner in front of you. And in that slowed down moment, you can see what comes next; you can see all the way to the end, all the way to the bottom. These songs take place in that moment. These characters, however, are just a jumping off point for loud, catchy rock songs inspired by years of obsessively listening to Guided by Voices and Fountains of Wayne. Two Hundred Thousand Dollars was recorded, produced, and mixed by James Palko, mastered by Zach Weeks at God City Studios, and features new addition Kyle Meggison (formerly of Worst Party Ever) on drums. Most of the album was recorded live, the first album where all four Camp Trash members were in the room together with the united goal of writing something that was, above all, fun to play and fun to listen to. Recorded over five days in September 2024, the band worked from the moment they woke up until late in the night, sleeping on air mattresses on the studio floor to save time. What resulted was 10 songs of big guitar indie rock that pay homage to several decades of guitar pop and the character-based storytelling of bands like The Mountain Goats and the Weakerthans.

My band Camp Trash has a new album coming out 10/31/25. We recorded it live in 5 days while sleeping on the floor of the studio, showering at Planet Fitness, and watching Con Air on VHS every night. It’s called ‘Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’ and it’s my favorite thing we’ve made.

Between the X's

The first two singles are out now. This one is about Jimmy Hoffa and also about love. open.spotify.com/track/4twQqy...

The book ‘Astral Weeks: A Secret History of 1968’ by Ryan Walsh

The book ‘Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties’ by Tom O'Neil1 with DAN PIEPENBRING

The album ‘Full Force Galesburg’ by the Mountain Goats

A billboard that reads “WARNING JESUS IS COMING ARE YOU READY”

Here’s a list of inspirations that were important to me while writing the album:

Album cover for the Camp Trash album ‘Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’

Half-and-half light blue and dark blue vinyl record of the Camp Trash album ‘Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’

Purple swirled vinyl record of the Camp Trash album ‘Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’

Two Hundred Thousand Dollars by Camp Trash The new Camp Trash album, Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, is a loosely connected collection of stories that follow hapless con men, gamblers, low level mobsters, and cult members who dream of something bigger and come up with foolproof plots to get there, but find the journey to be more complicated than they imagined. Each of their stories revolves around $200,000: getting $200,000, losing $200,000, owing $200,000 to some very important people with some very powerful friends. When they say your life flashes before your eyes, they mean your past. What really happens is you see your future: stretched out, solid, and strung up like a banner in front of you. And in that slowed down moment, you can see what comes next; you can see all the way to the end, all the way to the bottom. These songs take place in that moment. These characters, however, are just a jumping off point for loud, catchy rock songs inspired by years of obsessively listening to Guided by Voices and Fountains of Wayne. Two Hundred Thousand Dollars was recorded, produced, and mixed by James Palko, mastered by Zach Weeks at God City Studios, and features new addition Kyle Meggison (formerly of Worst Party Ever) on drums. Most of the album was recorded live, the first album where all four Camp Trash members were in the room together with the united goal of writing something that was, above all, fun to play and fun to listen to. Recorded over five days in September 2024, the band worked from the moment they woke up until late in the night, sleeping on air mattresses on the studio floor to save time. What resulted was 10 songs of big guitar indie rock that pay homage to several decades of guitar pop and the character-based storytelling of bands like The Mountain Goats and the Weakerthans.

My band Camp Trash has a new album coming out 10/31/25. We recorded it live in 5 days while sleeping on the floor of the studio, showering at Planet Fitness, and watching Con Air on VHS every night. It’s called ‘Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’ and it’s my favorite thing we’ve made.

all this is going to do is make me and all of us more rabidly portland partisan. sorry i know it's annoying we'll tone it down when the feds leave. but in the meantime PORTLAND FUCKING OREGON

Bass playing is incredible, the stereo mix is absurd. Shit hard panned all over the place, if you only have one earbud in it sounds like a different song entirely.

William Tell Override

Generational rock music open.spotify.com/track/7L12z0...