— comes in at just under three minutes. “Instinct Dwelling,” which warns “better not see your contraband, you’ll end up in la la land,” is a straight-ahead rocker, kicking off with some sort of distorted sample leading into chugging guitars and almost ominous drums.
It’s less adorned than some of the more out-there tracks onYear after year, GBV manages to keep the fires burning, despite whatever else is going on in the zeitgeist. It’s safe to say this record could very well age better than a musical drama about how Ryan Gosling saved jazz.
The only reason people still remember that movie today is the Oscar scandal. The expression predated the movie, and it will highly likely outlive it too. (I read the article, and it was still dumb so there is no reason to reply with 'Please read the article before you reply')
is this not copyright infringement
Lol I would genuinely love an answer to this question: why wouldn't most bands dare (the *audacity*!) give their new album the same name as a 2016 blockbuster starring Ryan Gosling?
Very odd angle! I’d have picked a different focus here!
Aren't you supposed to be journalists?
You're not gonna believe this, but...
(That’s not where the phrase came from)
what the hell are you talking about