Author Archives: TMatt

Fine Young Cannibals by Wolf Parade For some reason can’t get enough of this song [sic].  I want to make a movie set in the 80’s [sic] about a guy who travels back in time from the 2000’s [sic] to … Continue reading →

(Insert Last Week’s Preface) and for the songs I decided that there would be no repeat artists. So it’s prolly even a worse list. 16. Song for Zula – Phosphorescent – My obsession with album closers results in a needless demotion … Continue reading →

Hello friends. I believe Weekly Download is five years old. As has been the case three years running, a summer of discontent lead to a scheme about this very post being my big goodbye and finally turning loose of this pretentious … Continue reading →

Violent Shiver by Benjamin Booker Fantastic ups to Mary Lauren on the recco. This amazing self-titled debut album soundtracked my trip to beloved Norman yesterday where I’ve found I’m prone to consent to legal house calls in Cleveland County as … Continue reading →

The Rising by The Boss

Rent I Pay by Spoon I love Spoon. I love this album. I love this song. I feel like often when I band a love releases an album I love, my default praise for it that I now realized you … Continue reading →

Going Home by John Fullbright Maggie loves Grammy nominated and generally fantastic Bearden Oklahoma raised singer-songwriter, John R. Fullbright who so cunningly managed to avoid WD’s Oklahoma Music April two years in a row… Enjoy

It Ain’t All Flowers by Sturgill Simpson I was excited about this specific week since I first saw the Summer of 2014 albums to be released list and determined the second week in August was to be WD’s rumination and … Continue reading →

Dusty Come Up for Air by Tyson Meade There is another world where Tyson Meade’s most well renown band Norman Oklahoma’s Chainsaw Kittens becomes the famous band they should have become attaining moderate stardom in the early 90s with all of … Continue reading →

Word Crimes by “Weird Al” Yankovic I don’t think there is a song that’s made me happier this year than this 3:45 lesson on doing things right by the tragically underrated and overlooked Alfred Matthew Yankovic who’s been dropping nuggets of … Continue reading →