411 mixes with tracks by “The+Appleseed+Cast”

✞ indie, electronic, shoegaze
Nice voices and great sounds are hard to come by. Nod your head to these. Eargasm to these.
Tracks including music by This Town Needs Guns, Blouse, Colour, and more.

Last edited on 2012.05.28

So where do you start when you want to start your life again? [D.Coupland]

51 tracks that you probably (hopefully) wish you had on repeat. a great study mix. enjoy xx

Music that will keep you engaged *and* able to focus on the reading and writing that needs to be completed. There are no lyrics in this mix, and tracks have been picked from a super-wide selection of genres. From the charango of Gustavo Santaolalla to the epic landscapes of This Will Destroy You and Explosions in the Sky, this is one of the best study/atmospheric compilations on 8tracks!

Have you ever felt that specific views, trips, adventures, nights out, and landscapes are so epic that they either generate or warrant a soundtrack? These are long, atmospheric, beautiful tracks that echo life's epic experiences. Groups include Mogwai, Sigur Rós, and Explosions in the Sky.

Cry. Kick. Scream. Break down. Beg for mercy, it's a broken heart that we're dealing with. --

Memory will rust and erode into lists of all that you gave me:
a blanket, some matches, this pain in my chest, the best parts of lonely...
I'll sing it from my roof top, I'll sing it from the bus stop, I'll sing it on the street drunk to a cop... but I ain't gonna lose you.

"we must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us..."

"Nope! ...but it feels like it today."
A mix for Magpie Mary.

Thirty-four tracks including music by The Zombies,Yeasayer, Pelumair... No ordering except first and last; just a quick salad of those with "summer" somewheres.

Sometimes you just need to cry. Whether it's because of a recent (or not so recent) breakup, or maybe because of unrequited love, these 25 tracks will help get it all out.

music that helps to keep me focused, not distracted, happy and glad to do what I do

A tribute to a friend who died of heroin this winter, and will never get another warm breeze. I'll always remember when you tried to grow your hair out like mine, I'll remember piling all six or seven of us in the back of my car to stay warm, and I'll remember the night you looted the cheerleader's medicine cabinet and told us tales all night long.

This mix takes you through the memories and the grief and the acceptance of only ever being able to save your own skin.