If It's Too Loud...

"For What It's Worth" is an iconic song from Buffalo Springfield about the Vietnam War (although I always associate it with The Muppet Show ... ) Canadian rock icons Martha and the Muffins have recorded a cover of the Stephen Stills written song, and hearing it in 2024 makes the song sound much more like the random gun violence plaguing the United States. The cover sounds much more creepy and noir than the original. Martha and the Muffins also add some twang to their guitars. It's kind of like a New Wave meets noir meets country version of the folk-rock classic. It's the perfect kind of cover that stays true to the original while reinventing the song enough for an artist to make it their own. You can watch the video for Martha and the Muffins' version of "For What It's Worth" below. For more on Martha and the Muffins, check out the band's website .

"Save it for Later" is one of those songs that gets covered a lot, but just about every cover is an absolute blast, so we're not complaining. The latest comes from Martha and the Muffins. They had originally recorded their version in three days for possible inclusion in the show Sex Education. The producers weren't keen on the idea, which left Martha and the Muffins without a home for their cover. It's a fun cover of a fun song. They keep it pretty faithful to the original, except for a few fun extra flourishes, and it's a little folkier than the New Wave original. It's almost like a bizarro Elvis Costello and the Attractions version of the song. You can watch the video for Martha and the Muffins' version of "Save it for Later" below. The song will be included on the Popguru/Confidence Emperors Coverama compilation which is due out May 20. For more on Martha and the Muffins, check out the band's website .