If music has ever meant more to you than just background noise, this is for you.
Welcome to Record Room with Odette Nader (@indie_music_vinyl). This is a space where we go beyond just pressing play. We dive into the stories behind the records, the feelings, the concerts, and the moments where music becomes part of who we are.
New episodes every Wednesday.
Some albums just feel right when the air starts getting colder.
My brother and I share ten albums that feel like autumn to us, from Nick Drake’s Pink Moon to Death Cab for Cutie’s Plans, and the memories that make them fit.
Some feel like a quiet night in, others like a drive with the windows down. They bring back memories of growing up, going back to school, and that feeling when summer is already a memory. Each record captures a different side of fall, and even the saddest ones can feel like a hug.
We don’t always agree on the season, either: For Emma, Forever Ago might belong to winter.
Which album do you always come back to when fall arrives?
24 Sept 2026
70s vs 90s: Which Decade Had Better Albums?
20 Sept 2026
Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger Reminded Me Why I Love Music
Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger reminded me why I love music so much.
My review of the new Oasis documentary, from Noel’s thoughts on nostalgia to the fan stories that made it feel so personal.
After seeing Oasis twice on the reunion tour, watching this film brought me right back to those nights. I loved seeing Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher together, the humor in the rehearsals, and the stories of people who carry this band with them through their lives.
For me, Oasis is more than a band. Their music makes me want to be myself, go out, have fun, and stop worrying so much about what other people think. This film reminded me of that feeling, and of how a song can understand you when you can’t quite explain yourself.
If you’ve seen the film, which moment stayed with you the most? I’d love to hear in the comments. Subscribe for more conversations about the music we love on Record Room.
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