As ever, I invite you to draw your own conclusions.

The whole is greater than the sum of all of our parts... I suffer from erratic volume control. Suck it up.

just a little lady from Toronto, Canada. twenty-four. simple. hopeful. sewing/independent clothing designer. crafty. wander lust. love coffee, my city, dancing around, local shows, naps and the most random selection of music. Instagram: violetprison Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/shop/RatherxPeculiar

yo what up im kate. i mostly like to blaze down and make my own music or game out. i also like to party. LOVE dubstep, even before it was trendy and the new thing to like. i also really like indie music. if im not listening to blaring bass and sick drum beats, im chillin with some calm indie or classical instrumental music. im a pretty chill person.

i like music that helps me feel the way i'm already feeling

We were made to be lovers bold in broken places, pouring ourselves out again and again until we're called home.

cats. i like cats. cats are cool.

give me music. give me life.

fear makes the wolf look bigger

I watch blogs for cool music. You should listen to me :) Now on the iPhone, search for "Hype Machine Radio"

http://www.last.fm/user/radiozombie

yeah hell yeah

Most of my mixes are some combination of indie rock, indie pop, '60s folk-rock, British invasion pop, garage rock, '60s soul, girl-group pop, tropicália, arty post-punk and the artier or poppier bits of '70s punk. Then I also have a couple mixes that focus on "experimental" broadly construed. These feature the likes of no wave, glitchy or druggy electronic music, free jazz, krautrock, drone, outsider black metal, Finnish free folk, fuzzed-out psychedelic noise rock, &c. Finally, there are a few more genre- or theme-focused mixes: black metal, doom/drone/sludge metal, guilty pleasures, noisy nihilistic punk, '90s underground hardcore emo, math rock, hip-hop/mash-up/dubstep.