Unfortified Castle

...which, through yesterday's post, I may have caused. Sorry, folks. But enjoy Bananarama regardless.

In The Weeknd's newest single, he revels in his old lifestyle one last time before his outlook on love shifts across the rest of the album.

Why? It just kind of happened once, and I've kept it up since... but I try to read into it anyway.

It's a song I consider a sports anthem, and just a track that gets you in the mood for a thrashing.

Twenty-nine men and the ship with which they went down are memorialized each November 10, with this song serving as a backdrop.

The industrial instrumental's dark, chilling nature makes it a great fit for the holiday — but it also isn't exclusively an October track.

Yom Kippur offers me the opportunity to reflect as I bare my soul in the hope of bettering myself.

Sometimes you forget how much you love a song until you hear it for the first time in years. Thanks to autoplay, this is one of those songs.