More Alternative-Indie Rock XMas Songs: Julian Casablancas, Dandy Warhols, St. Etienne & Asobi Seksu

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Adding to our extensive playlist mix collection of Christmas and holiday songs, we have a bunch of never-before-published (on this site) Xmas songs to share with you in the next week, including an exhaustive collection of great songs paired with a famous Christmas story.

Let’s get started with a a fresh cover from The Dandy Warhols that the band sent us a couple of days ago, followed up by a new Xmas track from The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas’ debut solo LP, 11th Dimension. Also, check out other notable holiday-style songs from The Snowballs, St. Etienne, Richard Hawly, Asobi Seksu and more.

This is the first of a few such playlists that will be posted in the next week, including a special playlist based on a famous Christmas poem. You’re not gonna want to miss that one, so check back. Additionally, we’re going to do a “best of” holiday songs mix based entirely on which tracks all of you have listened to, and downloaded, the most from Thanksgiving Eve to Christmas Eve.

“Christmas Treat”Julian Casablancas

“Little Drummer Boy”The Dandy Warhols

“Song About Christmas”The Snowballs

“My Christmas Prayer”St. Etienne

“Merry Christmas (I Don’t Wanna Fight)” (The Ramones) – Asobi Seksu

“The Christmas Where It Ends”Soda Fountain Rag

“Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”Parker Lewis and Friends

“Silent Night”Richard Hawley

Thanks to the blogs BagofSongs.com, PolariodallaRadio.it and SixEyes.com and Indy Music Files for some of these tracks.

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