like sarah in the movies
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your third favorite twee dork, propriatrix of the indiepop atlas
credit to the bug people conspiracy weirdos i guess, looks like they totally called it with respect to the rolling stones
my head says this dress is way too cutesy, but my heart "it's way too cutesy but you should get it anyway"
feminism win: mick jagger now sings about the *woman* who's under his thumb instead of the girl
the rolling stones were really advancing the nonbinary agenda with this one tbh
made a several-hour detour on a road trip to see the world's largest ball of twine
these are the kinds of messages that really make me feel like i'm doing something worthwhile with indiepop atlas <3
somewhere i've got one of these "save the aerospace engineering department" signs that one of my classmates found a bunch of in a supply closet this one that graced the study room until graduation is not the specific one i have but it's the same idea
the only cover art that dares to capture the feeling of jumping over the big puddle on the sidewalk instead of stepping around it
27. Lisa MacKinney - Dressed in Black: The Shangri-Las and Their Recorded Legacy
and of course, no bizarre maze house is complete without
Matt Damon praises Weezer to SNL: "I'm a massive Rivers fan, of his songwriting. And his lyrics are so intensely confessional. 'Listening to techno music on the bus while we earned our checks.' Are you kidding me?"
sorry for discourse-adjacence but it's classic pitchfork behavior to try and fail at poptimism like this like yeah, the shangri-las are that good, but i think most fans would agree with me that it's shangri-las '65 that deserves the nod, and that leader of the pack isn't really a good album
just noticed how aubry's sweater looks like dazzle ships