As seen on "Renegades," the song that X Ambassadors (only known for "Renegades") were paid by Jeep to make to promote the Jeep Renegade. It still pops in my head now and then because it's just the perfect example of corporate co-opting of the idea of nonconformity.

Also just a really shitty song.

I liked bon iver.
I just hated the fans

I still like The Lumineers...

Grouplove is another shitty rich kid band from this era that im glad is no longer relevant

Literally their genesis was WE MET ON A GREEK ISLAND AND DECIDED TO FORM A ROCK BAND AND IT SOMEHOW WORKED OUT

I won free tickets to a Lumineers show at fiddlers green in Denver. I have had some dog shit concert experiences but that one took it. I think I lasted two songs? Terrible. And they were nominated for multiple grammies!

there is a fucking thing called "the dead south" and they are like my curse . Youtube does not stop recomending me theeir fucking Song to me ...

they walk a Railwaytrack and are all dressed in this 20's folksy clap step way .. and its probably hunting me since this shit was In ,..they mus be the Most Nepo of Nepo .... real bad vibes musi

This got popular right as I became a directionless sadboy so it was perfect for me then. Less Lumineers, more Head and the Heart, Bryan John Appleby, Great Lake swimmers.

Listened to the Local Natives after that. They've got hipster tendencies but it's wayyy less overt.

Now I basically just listen to King Gizz, but wondering if I missed out by not listening to Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.

I think Fleet Foxes are pretty good and still hold up.

i like that one mumford and sons song that is about dementia or something. but thats because i was a child when it came out and this entire era of music holds some nostalgia for me.

i just had a look through my nostalgia playlist and not a lot of these songs are actually good. bastille might suck ass but they were my favourite band when i only knew five bands