So for those of you that don’t read Buzzgrinder — which, according to my highly-detailed traffic metrics, is 100% of all two of you — it might be worth noting that I didn’t get Radiohead tickets despite staying up all night for that sole reason. Still looking for an outlet for my anger. Someone buy me a punching bag. Or, even better, Radiohead tickets. (Preferably ones where I can actually, you know, see the band without binoculars.)

March was more dub, a few ambient discoveries and rediscoveries (Stars of the Lid and Brian Eno, respectively) and remembering a bunch of stuff was good that I hadn’t listened to in a while. Oh, and sometimes watching TV influences my music listening, oddly enough. That’s where Yael Naïm and José Gonzalez came from.

1. Marilyn Manson – “The Reflecting God” (Antichrist Superstar)
2. Dub Trio – “Awakening Dub” (Exploring the Dangers Of)
3. Envy – “A Will Remains In The Ashes” (A Dead Sinking Story)
4. Brian Eno – “1/1″ (Ambient 1: Music for Airports)
5. Bloc Party – “Banquet” (Silent Alarm)
6. Gorillaz – “Dracula” (Gorillaz)
7. Boys Like Girls – “The Great Escape” (Boys Like Girls)
8. Nickel Creek – “Doubting Thomas” (Why Should the Fire Die?)
9. He Is Legend – “(((louds” (Suck Out the Poison)
10. Public Enemy – “Son of a Bush” (Body Of War: Songs That Inspired An Iraq War Veteran)
11. Bright Eyes – “When the President Talks To God” (Body Of War: Songs That Inspired An Iraq War Veteran)
12. Yael Naïm – “New Soul” (Yael Naïm)
13. Rogue Wave – “California” (Descended Like Vultures)
14. Stars of the Lid – “Even If You’re Never Awake” (and Their Refinement of the Decline)
15. José Gonzalez – “Killing For Love” (In Our Nature)
16. José Gonzalez – “Teardrop” (In Our Nature)