The impossibly good-looking stoner with perfect bone structure

Yippee-ki-yay, the new Lemonheads is out today. And eMusic's got it, which makes me a happy camper-and-a-half.

Eric over at Marathonpacks has penned exactly what I feel about Evan Dando and the Lemonheads. He captures it so perfectly that no one ever needs to try and encapsulate them in writing ever again; just link to him.

He muses:

"Dando was the pop-culture exemplar of the guy that each high school and dorm floor had one or two of---the impossibly good-looking stoner with perfect bone structure, but also the guy who would manage three or four 'girlfriends' at once and write impossible-to-ignore moody pop-rock songs about longing and nostalgia and memory and probably those girls too. The guy who everyone tried to hate, but could never actually hate because he was essentially harmless and would screw himself over consistently with the fervor of a religious ascetic, and would finally put that on record."

Read the rest here. I love how he says the new record has "guitars that still sound like late '80s Boston, lyrics sung from a bedroom floor, trying with all of their sleepy might to end a relationship without sounding like a complete dick." Yes. Exactly, my man.

Here is one of my current favorites off the new disc, I recommend you get the rest (there's also one more free track for download on the MySpace page):

Become The Enemy - The Lemonheads
(This song is ridiculously catchy & I am in love with it)