Good on you. I'm glad you're enjoying it!

I have to thank you for recommending them :D

Harrowdown Hill is an immense track but overall I was disappointed with this. Not enough variation for me.

A lot of the melodies felt a bit too familiar. They seemed like an imitation of some Radiohead songs. Didn't catch any favorites for now, tho still enjoyed it from my first listen.

that is my favourite of theirs easily, i know it off by heart

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Vakill - The Darkest Cloud

The first lady of reggae, next to Rita of course:
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A compilation of 70's soul & RnB from Jamaican reggae artists on the Jamdown label doing. Fantastic stuff:

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Amazing 60's era rocksteady reggae:
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I suggested starting at the beginning, but the first one is also my favourite too.

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Ah Cama-Sotz - Dead Cities (2007)

Industrial with lots of black metal touches that's charged with an electropop pulse that you can dance to. Surprisingly innovative stuff.


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Big Big Train - The Underfall Yard (2009)

Sorta came out of the left field, but this is by far the best progressive rock album to be released this year. Everything, from vocals to production to the instrumentation, is so well-done that it nearly frightens me.


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Yuki Kajiura - Boogiepop Music Album: Inspired by Boogiepop and Others (2000)

Music inspired by a cool anime with a definite trip-hop bent. It's rife with propulsive energy but full of little classical touches that provide elegance too. Nice!