BrightLights’s year started strong with “For You” by Nude Beach, and 34 more jams followed. Plenty of The Smiths, british, and post-punk. BrightLights found a rare one: “Digital Lobotomy” by Native America. “How Soon Is Now?” by The Smiths got a lot of love. BrightLights’s final jam was “Gold Soundz” by Pavement.
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BrightLights’s first jam of 2014 was “Terminally Chill” by Neon Indian. 51 more jams followed it! The year’s recurring themes? Interpol, singer-songwriters, and alt rock. BrightLights found a rare one: “Ways To Phrase A Rejection” by Drowners. People really liked “Where Is My Mind?” by Pixies. BrightLights was first to pick “Everything Is Wrong” by Interpol, in September — 14 others followed suit! In February, BrightLights posted their 100th jam. BrightLights’s 2014 came to a close with “New Year's Eve” by The Walkmen.
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BrightLights’s first jam of 2013 was “Luna” by Smashing Pumpkins. 55 more jams followed it! Plenty of electronic, indie pop, and indie rock. BrightLights did some crate-digging too, and found “Change Your Mind” by The Feelies. “Evil” by Interpol got a lot of love. BrightLights posted their 75th jam in August! “2013” by Arctic Monkeys closed out the year.
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In May, BrightLights joined This Is My Jam, and kicked things off with “NARC” by Interpol. Nice. BrightLights found their eternal jam in September — “Gold Soundz” by Pavement. It was a year of Interpol, electronic, and singer-songwriters. BrightLights crossed 20 jams in August! “An Easy Life” by Broken Bells closed out the year.
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