It's 'old', but it's still perfect and the repetition of "I told you I would stay" after each verse and the chorus, "would you always? Maybe sometimes? Make it easy? Take your time", are awesome.
"Two Weeks" Grizzly BearStart A Riot /
Jetta's "Start A Riot" is iTunes free single of the week (US store) and with it's catchy melody and it's easy to sing along with lyrics you should grab it while you can.
"Start A Riot" JettaFree Things For Poor People /
This is the single most important song to prove that the Infadels have never received the recognition they deserve (that might be overreaching, but it is great). It's one of very few songs that is just as satisfyingly good to listen to now as it was years ago and you should have a few of these guys tracks in your library anyway because, even though they're not together anymore and they never reached 'fame' levels, their music (much like Dexys Midnight Runners' "Come On Eileen" or anything from Billy Joel) can be added to any playlist to make it perfect.
Listen to "Make Mistakes", "From Out Of The Black Sky", "Can't Get Enough", or "Love Like Semtex" for a taste of some of their perfect melodies, solid rhythms, and fantastic lyrics.
"Free Things For Poor People" Infadels 1/15 /
These are a few of the tracks that you should be looking into this month; check them out and head to iTunes or Amazon to buy the tracks and support your favorite artists.
"Runaway" The Melodic
"Past Life" Lost In The Trees
"When the Rain Fell Down" Talk Radio
"Vagabond" MisterWives
"Coming of Age" Foster the People
"Good Guy" Lakefield
"Love Alone Is Worth the Fight" Switchfoot
"Hot Tonight" Tokyo Police Club
"Cavalier" James Vincent McMorrow
"We Belonged" Stoney
"Start A Riot" Jetta
"What's In Store" City Rain (click on the link to hear it on SoundCloud)
"World I Used to Know" Ryan Star
"Says She Loves Me" Aer
"Sleeping With A Friend" Neon Trees
"La Lista" Aldrey
"Keep Me Crazy" Chris Wallace
"Helium" Plain White T's
"Visions" The Maine
"Climbing Walls" Strange Talk Viceroy Remix (get the new remix EP from Strange Talk on iTunes now)
"Seventeener (17th and 37th)" the Lawrence Arms
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