I get the appeal of nostalgia, especially when things appear so bleak at times in the present. But while I reject the unimaginative claim that there's no good new music anymore, I nonetheless enjoy taking a ride in the ol' time machine every so often. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played songs in reverse chronological order from 2026 to 1992. Hail to the king, baby.
Awright, you primitive screwheads:
Hour 1: 2026-2010
Artist - Song/Album
The Reds, Pinks and Purples - Is It You, or Is It Them?/Acknowledge Kindness
Shame - After Party/Cutthroat
Mannequin Pussy - Loud Bark/I Got Heaven
Pardoner - Dreaming's Free/Peace Loving People
Oceanator - From the Van/Nothing's Ever Fine
Ovlov - Land of Steve-O/buds
Coriky - Too Many Husbands/Coriky
Ex Hex - Tough Enough/It's Real
Albert Hammond Jr. - Far Away Truths/Francis Trouble
St. Vincent - Sugar Boy/Masseduction
Jeff Rosenstock - Festival Song/WORRY.
Speedy Ortiz - Puffer/Foil Deer
Death From Above 1979 - Always On/The Physical World
Savages - No Face/Silence Yourself
METZ - Wasted/METZ
Wild Flag - Electric Band/Wild Flag
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - The Mighty Sparrow/The Brutalist Bricks
Hour 2: 2009-1992
Art Brut - Slap Dash for No Cash/Art Brut vs. Satan
The Raveonettes - Dead Sound/Lust Lust Lust
Les Savy Fav - Rage in the Plague Age/Let's Stay Friends
Destroyer - Your Blood/Destroyer's Rubies
Bloc Party - Helicopter/Silent Alarm
The Futureheads - First Day/The Futureheads
Ween - It's Gonna Be a Long Night/Quebec
Spoon - Something to Look Forward to/Kill the Moonlight
Stephen Malkmus - The Hook/Stephen Malkmus
Sleater-Kinney - All Hands on the Bad One/All Hands on the Bad One
Piebald - Mess With the Bulls/If It Weren't for Venetian Blinds It Would Be Curtains for Us All
Cat Power - Cross Bones Style/Moon Pix
Elliott Smith - Ballad of Big Nothing/ Either/Or
Sebadoh - Worst Thing/Harmacy
Jawbreaker - Sluttering (May 4th)/Dear You
Luscious Jackson - Energy Sucker/Natural Ingredients
PJ Harvey - Yuri-G/Rid of Me
Nirvana - Molly's Lips/Incesticide

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