BEAT 100 ATLAS SOUND SONGS (AND WHY)

1. "Holiday." Because Bradford Cox implies a horrific after school special narrative (worse somehow than say Killing Mr Griffin) in just a couple minutes while reveling in bathos and ensuring that the listener will never forget it. Love how the first verse becomes scarier in light of the second.

BEAT

i'm a big atlas sound fan. but does dude even have 100? i guess he does, maybe, counting all the stuff he's released for free online.

I'm sure he has at least that many, we should really shoot for 50 tho

is this thread inspired by the news about his writing the score for the Teenage documentary?

Not really - I've just been trolling through 2008/2009 released for free tracks

He has written and recorded over 240 songs in the past year alone.

Most of those are unreleased, but I'm constantly stunned by his prolific work ethic.

Quarantine is the only good one imo. maybe the panda bear track too.

I'm still obsessed with "Angel is Broken", despite the fact that the vocal harmonies that come in during the drumless break near the end of the song sound a little bit like the vocal harmonies in the Full House theme song!

saw this guy last night and he was easily the highlight of the evening
i loved his 80s tv detective outfit and the music kind of reminded me of richard youngs meets suicide? i dunno, i enjoyed it.