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A weekly playlist for the listener with a one-track mind.
Keite Young: "If We Were Alone"
Is this guy a long-lost Isley Brother? One listen to his sultry R&B daydream about falling in love at the bus stop, and you'll see why Young's next stop should be the Isley family reunion.
John Vanderslice: "White Dove"
The title suggests tranquility, but this high-drama indie gem sounds like Vanderslice tossing and turning through a sleepless night at the Neutral Milk Hotel.
Kardinal Offishall featuring Akon: "Graveyard Shift"
Blips, bleeps, rockets glaring, sirens blaring -- did Kardinal Offishall record this dancehall banger in the middle of a game of Lazer Tag? PS: Akon, please don't rap anymore.
Nina Nastasia and Jim White: "Odd Said the Doe"
In an ever-expanding universe of Mazzy Star imitators, Nastasia and White set themselves apart, augmenting their maudlin folk with a free-jazz percussion freakout.
Alamo Racetrack: "Black Cat John Brown"
These Amsterdam-based indie-rockers seamlessly flip-flop between sleepy-eyed verses and Motown-inspired interludes. Think: Holland-Dozier-Holland dozing off in Holland.
-- Chris Richards
