Category Archives: Music

Love Is In The Air

Word on the street is that it’s Valentine’s Day, and being that I’m just such a festive person, I’m already wearing a red t-shirt with a white long-sleeve shirt because today is the day of love, romance, infatuation, eating chocolate, and doing lovey-dovey things for the person you love the mostest in the world. So, [...]

We Don’t Bother Anyone

I wish I could explain in words just how much I love winter in general, but the fact that Christmas is just around the corner makes the whole feeling even more amazing. Whiteout-causing snowstorms where large amounts of college students gather for a dorm-vs.-dorm snowball fight in the middle of the night, where big inflatable [...]

A Rainy Sunday Afternoon

You’re, essentially, looking at a new and improved Polycat.net at this very moment. If this thought frightens you to your very core, then I apologize, but I’m not moved. It’s more of a half-hearted apology akin to the one you’d give your best friend after he had just found out his girlfriend was cheating on [...]

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Audioscrobbler for the win, yo.

End of the Year

Having officially ended my sophomore year at the University of Michigan, and I can now safely say something which I’ve “hinted” at a number of times throughout the year: this year was horrible. And I don’t just mean any “damn, that class was hard” horrible, I mean the kind of “horrible” you come to define [...]

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Between movies, games, and music, I’m going to go bankrupt and die.
Song of the Day: Something Corporate – Konstantine
May Be a Good Artists of the Day: Hidden in Plain View (Heard “Garden Statement,” sounded awesome, need to find more), and Dave Melillo (Just signed by Drive-Thru Records).

Exuberance Explored

After the lovely that was last week, this week is shaping up to be absolutely fantastic. Namely because today is Monday, which means today is 24-day, which means today is godly. Add that to the fact that I should be getting my GameCube in the mail (left it home thinking that I wouldn’t need it [...]