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Music to read to: Dallas Green: City And Colour

At a Glance: I started listening to City and Colour when I was about 12-years-old. I remember listening to his new album (at the time 2012) and loved it. I was really into music during this time, I was listening to all new music but it was all rock/metal music. The mix is really good, he has one of the best voices I've ever heard, and great music for just chilling with friends or reading a great book with a fire and chocolate chip cookies. To this day, he is my favorite alternative/Indie artist. Genres: Folk, Alternative rock, Blues rock, Indie. Favorite albums by this artist: The Hurry and the Harm Little Hell You + Me All of these albums are on Spotify (If you don't have a Spotify and you listen to music, you should really get one, it will change your life) also on iTunes, youtube, last.fm, ect.  What books have I read listening to them? The Dark Divine series by Bree Despain Altered by Jennifer Rush The Tigers Curse saga by Colleen Houck ...

Albums to listen to while you read I: THREADS by Now, Now

Here's a little something about me that you don't know... I love listening to music while I read a great book. I feel like having a little background music while reading makes the book more enjoyable. To me, reading a book without music is like watching a movie with no soundtrack. So I have decided to share with you weekly some of my favorite albums that I listen to while reading books... Indie-rock band Now, Now (formerly known as Now, Now Every Children)  has come a long way since I first started listening to them in 2008 when they released their first album, Cars. Threads has easily become one of my favorite albums of the year.  I seriously cannot stop listening to it.  When the album ends, I start it over.  This album is absolutely perfect to listen to while reading a great book.  It's chill enough not to distract you from what you're reading.  It's really difficult to say which song is my favorite... but I would have to say ...