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From NPR Music, it's all songs considered by Bob Boylin, and today we bring you our

favorite music from August.

Each month we ask our passionate and very contrasting team to tell us what they love most

in the month gone by, we are all over the map.

I'll begin with something I've listened to more than any other record in August.

It's from Bride Eyes, the music of Connovers, Nate Walcott, Mike Mogus, they're joined

by members of Red Hot Chili Peppers.

If you like your music with swirls of color, lyrics full of mystery, but yet intent, then

this first Bride Eyes record in 9 years is worth a lot of your time.

From Down in the Weeds where the world once was, this is One and Done.

I'll begin with something I've listened to more than any other record in the month gone

by, we are all over the map.

From Down in the Weeds where the world once was, this is One and Done.

I'll begin with something I've listened to more than any other record in the month gone

by, we are all over the map.

It's not the first time you said One and Done and oh my God, oh my God, oh my God,

it's good in your prom dress, all covered in blood, what you sacrifice will never be

This old town looks empty but we never would have laughed.

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