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Origami Vinyl :: Top 10 Records (6/24 – 7/1)
1. Bon Iver – Bon Iver
2. Tall Tales & The Silver Lining – Nice To Meet You Again
3. The Flaming Lips with Prefuse 73 – EP
4. Ty Segall – Goodbye Bread
5. Summer Darling – S/T
6. Frank Fairfield – Out on the Open West
7. Thurston Moore – Demolished Thoughts
8. Unknown Mortal Orchestra – S/T
9. Avi Buffalo – How Come? 7″
10. Tyler The Creator – Goblin

Ty Segall

Ty Segall – You Make The Sun Fry
Avi Buffalo – How Come
Frank Fairfield – Up the Road Somewhere Blues
Unknown Mortal Orchestra – How Can U Luv Me

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Chris Smither
Album: Train Home (Buy)
Label: Hightone Records
Chris Smither – Crocodile Man

MP3: Calibro 35 – Convergere In Giambellino (Useless Wooden Toys Remix)

Blake Anderson

Last week, when I interviewed Blake Anderson from the Comedy Central show, Workaholics, I found out that he was a huge music fan. He had just returned from Bonnaroo, proclaiming that the Stones Throw Records and Pasadena native Dâm-Funk had put on the best show of the festival. I asked him to put together a mixtape for the site.

If you are not familiar with Workaholics, it’s one of the best comedies on television. The show revolves around three friends: Anderson, Adam DeVine, and Anders Holm of the comedy troupe Mail Order Comedy. They play three roommates – recent college grads that work for a telemarketing company. They love to smoke weed, rap, talk shit, and fuck with one another. It’s one of those rare comedies every episode of which is hilarious from start to finish. Workaholics completed its first season in early June and was renewed for another ten episodes. You can catch re-runs of the show every Tuesday at 10:30 pm on Comedy Central. Be on the lookout for my interview with Blake next week.

Hornet Leg
Album: Still Life (Buy)
Label: StankHouse Records
Hornet Leg – Those Kids
Hornet Leg – Sleep