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a moody winter playlist

So I'm currently working on a piece of the brief history of communism which actually isn't brief at all. I'll have to divide it up into Pre-WWII and Post-WWII: Imperialism and it's taking F O R E V E R. In the meantime, here's a play list of some angsty and moody jams stuck in my head this winter.


  1. Calla - "Custom Car Crash"
  2. The B-52's - "Dance This Mess Around"
  3. Hinds - "And I'll Send Your Flowers Back"
  4. Donovan - "Season of the Witch"
  5. Black Lullabies - "Black Lullabies"
  6. Japanese Breakfast - "Jane Cum"
  7. Cookin' On 3 Burners - "This Girl"
  8. Sunflower Bean - "I Want You to Give Me Enough Time"
  9. The Zombies - "Time of the Season"
  10. The Doors - "Light My Fire"
  11. The B-52's - "Rock Lobster"  A CLASSIC
  12. Mina - "Un anno d'amore"
  13. Radiohead - "Jigsaw Falling Into Place"
  14. My Bloody Valentine - "Sometimes"
  15. The Gloomies - "Groves"

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If you wanna argue about communism, im not interested.

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