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We could just escape,
Back to the place that we came from,
All she wants to do is echo on.
Everybody says that people change,
But those eyes still look the same,
Yeah those eyes still look the same..

thesummeroflike:

imagine if you had the power of invisibility

  • sneak into concerts for free
  • sneak backstage at concerts
  • inconspicuously stalk band members
  • watch band members shower
  • watch band members sleep

(via georgia-fair)

"Koenig recently told Pitchfork that “the perfect tone is halfway between deeply serious and totally fucking around,” and by those standards, the band’s tone has been perfect for three albums and counting.

“Perfect” is an interesting word to use when describing the music of Vampire Weekend. The band is known for its relentless perfectionism – this album’s path has been long and winding, with songs recorded, scrapped, then re-recorded and endlessly tweaked over a three-year period. It comes as no surprise to learn that Koenig and the band’s keyboardist Rostam Batmangli had a series of “quality control” meetings four days a week, adding the production flourishes that Batmangli has become known for.

For a critic, “perfect” is a relatively untouchable word. No form of art can be definitively labeled as perfect, because art – and music in particular – is experienced on a personal level. Still, it’s hard to deny that the tight harmonies of “Unbelievers,” the wobbly staccato organs of “Finger Back,” and the pulsating strings of “Don’t Lie” are anything but moments of pop-rock perfection. Nothing feels out-of-place or out-of-sync, everything clicks together in flourishes of simple brilliance."
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  via Pretty Much Amazing (via teamvampireweekend)