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Buffering the Vampire Slayer is an episodic rewatch podcast hosted by Jenny Owen Youngs & Kristin Russo following the 90s'
TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Featured on Entertainment Weekly, Esquire, Time, and listed as one of the top 30 podcasts of the decade by Paste Magazine!
Every ep of the podcast also includes a new original song recapping each glorious Buffy episode!
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Buffering the Vampire Slayer recommends:
It's Dangerous to Go Alone
by Jenny Owen Youngs
An EP of songs each inspired by a different video game. Featuring collaborations with Hrishikesh Hirway, John Mark Nelson, Jess Abbott (of Tancred), and Andy Seltzer. Come get emotional in Hyrule.
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Night Shift (Extended Edition)
by Jenny Owen Youngs
A collection of songs featuring collaborations with Ethan Gruska, Christian Lee Hutson, Zach Jones, and remixes by Ra Ra Riot and Hrishikesh Hirway. Oh yes, and a Katy Perry cover for good measure.
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Echo Mountain
by Jenny Owen Youngs
Songs written in Southern California, in the shadow of Echo Mountain. By turns spare, intimate, earthy, and ethereal. Plus remixes by Generationals, S. Carey, and John Mark Nelson.
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AN UNWAVERING BAND OF LIGHT
by Jenny Owen Youngs
supported by 11 fans who also own “Superstar (feat. Chris Farren, Bess Rogers, and The One AM Radio)”
Great vocal style and a universal sound that can capture even the most particular ear. Not something I would normally gravitate toward, but this album is fantastic.
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Night Shift
by Jenny Owen Youngs
supported by 11 fans who also own “Superstar (feat. Chris Farren, Bess Rogers, and The One AM Radio)”
Nostalgia, sadness, longing. The whole album feels like autumn: the first crisp mornings, the smell in the air, driving home late on the highway with your window open. It's chilly, but you don't mind. The album encapsulates how you feel as a 20-something reflecting on your childhood, the people you knew, your hometown, longing for a feeling you won't have again. I could listen to this album on repeat forever.
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Get groovy with the new one from Orions Belte, an album bursting with lithe basslines and hooky melodies.
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