May, Undrearify, and The End

When it comes to Stump, I'm simply the protégé of the other hammer flippers present (except for Ben Bregs, of course). It's been humbling and plain embarrassing at times, but it's also nothing new to get schooled up by my young gun compatriots in other aspects of my life this year; I've learned to chalk it up to experience. On this occasion, it's time to flip the stump, and its soft underbelly indicates advantage, Elwood.

Present here are two tracks from Lord Huron, a Michigan man with a knack for the visual arts. The two EP's he released in 2010 combine for only seven tracks, but word is on the way that he intends to release a full scale album, and, well, if it resembles his initial releases in any way,
it'll be the tits.

Into the Sun

When Will I See You Again?

I think my fellows here will agree that the opening refrain to "Into the Sun,"

Tell my family I had to leave. I'm going away.
Tell my friends for me. They'd all agree that I gotta get out of here,

speaks true to a long year spent away from home. It's only appropriate though that that refrain be followed by a more important question,

When will I see you again?

~Elwood