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My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

Yeah I'll admit it, this is a pretty ****ing good album all things considered.

Autolux - Demonstration EP

I couldn't find artwork for this, but oh well thems the breaks. It's pretty much the exact same as their debut LP, which isn't a bad thing, but does very little to assuage my impatience for their new album... which was suppose to come out in January :mad:

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Burning Airlines - Mission: Controll

Didn't even come close to The Egg by Shiner but was good in it's own way, I think I'll give it another listen and if it fails to enthrall me I'll probably toss it.

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Josiah Wolf - Jet Lag

Yeh boi

According to the Grammys, "visual appeal" is acceptable criteria for deciding the merit of music.

Defence is around de' yard.

I like this a lot. I have a couple of Shiner albums that I never really got into (Splay and Starless). Perhaps it's time to dig them up one of these days, or just check out The Egg instead.

Just left of the de'gate, I presume?

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Jimi Hendrix - Valleys of Neptune (2010)

Although not the legendary Hendrix goldmine the media is hyping it up to be, it's still finger-lickin' good on the ears.


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Yes - 90125 [Expanded/Remastered] (1983)

An album I used to think was pretty meh before I realized how intricate it really is; even if they aren't being proggers, this still has a lot of Yessy qualities, and in terms of pop sensibility, 80's guitar aside, I think it holds up well today.

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Joanna Newsom - Ys (2006)

Finding her 3rd album that came out this year rather charming, I backtracked four years and picked this up. A far cry from what most Indiefags listen to, and wonderfully evocative of Joni Mitchell and Renaissance back in prog. rock's golden days while still retaining a certain modern charm. Really, I wish I had picked this up a lonnnnnnng time ago.

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Baroness/Unpersons "A Grey Sigh In A Flower Husk"

Been wanting to check out Baroness for a while, and Unpersons sounded interesting enough, so I thought I'd give this split a spin.

Wow, is this new-ish?

It is from 2007. I guess that depends on your definition of new, haha.

Oh, and it was really good.