We are pleased to present our 141st installment of Sound Advice featuring Evan Hecox. Evan is a Denver-based artist whose new show Dark Island opens at Joshua Liner Gallery this Thursday, May 24th.

Sound Advice 141

01. Behind That Locked Door by George Harrison
02. Dirty D by Futurebirds
03. Out On The Weekend by Neil Young
04. Ho Hey by The Lumineers
05. Rain On by Woods
06. Truth by Alexander
07. Reservoir Park by The Dutchess & The Duke
08. Australian Summer by Balue
09. Lost In The Light by Bahamas
10. Orpheo Looks Back by Andrew Bird
11. Desperation Breeds … by Andrew Bird
12. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings by Father John Misty
13. Wolf Is Me by Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes
14. Is It Really So Strange? by Solvents
15. Bright Whites by Kishi Bashi
16. Exhaustible by DeVotchKa
17. Louise Louise by Orange Juice
18. Hallways by Islands
19. Watch The Show by M. Ward
20. My Better Self by Tennis
21. Daylight Sky by Frankie Rose
22. Let’s Win! by Alexander
23. Igloo for Ojos by Lovers
24. Mama’s Gonna Give You Love by Emily Wells
25. Darlin’ (Acoustic Version) by Emily Wells

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These are fun. Peep the French pioneer of “ignorant style’s” new website while you’re at it.

Beasts of the Southern Wild now has a great interactive site and tumblr.

No? Well this man with no hands shows you how it’s done.

Opening at Jonathan LeVine Gallery this Saturday (5/19).

The story of Steve Rocco.

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The holiness of heavens

Some things are better without an explanation. By Sebastian Errazuriz

via, mocoloco

This time with the recipe for Buffalo Seitan Bites.

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Aziz Ansari: Wasting Time on the Internet

@worldsbestever

No clue what they ate, but they had a nice talk

How Fort Standard makes their balancing blocks.

By Part & Parcel.

Every Friday, Chris Black will be using his superior internet reading abilities to provide you with a list of links to things you’re bound to find interesting

Extremely Silly Photos of Extremely Serious Writers

Lessons In Business From Led Zeppelin’s Manager Peter Grant

A Tour Of Korean Snack Foods

Rare Footage Of Biggie And Jay-Z Rapping Together

How To Walk The Red Carpet Like Bill Murray

The Esoteric Art of Great Sound

A Moving Timeline of The Entire 37-year History of Saturday Night Live

Where Did All the Mall Goths Go?

Please Don’t Call It ‘Ping-Pong’

The Novelty of Up-and-Coming Female Rappers Isn’t That They’re Female

— Chris Black / @donetodeath

Hadn’t watched this Banksy video from 2006 for a moment. Enjoy.

Jeff Kendall in Streets on Fire

Michael Gaughan

Just curious. It seems like the most obvious display of money with the hint of sophistication. Not everyone understands art, just like not everyone gets classic cars, but everyone knows dinosaurs.

Anyway, there’s a complete skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus bataar from the Late Cretaceous era in Central Asia up for auction, and whoever has the cash and the space should buy it.

Photographed in Woodstock, NY by Jonathan Leder.

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