Peter Gabriel - So

Brilliant album , one of the greatest from the 80s..!

L'Iimperatrice - Tako Tsubo 2021


Tako Tsubo is a breakup album, and Matahari's romantic streak - predicated on the idea of an idealised heroine - has made way for a landscape more anchored in reality. L'Impératrice has certainly kept his taste for dance, groove on a virtuoso bass, vintage synths and glittery melodies. But gave himself the freedom to explore other lands, to step aside.

Bomba estereo - Deja (2021)

Nice and chill electronic music from Colombia.

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Assagai
Assagai

Pretty chill afro-funk that has a cool cover of "Hey Jude" on it.

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Injury Reserve
By the Time I get to Phoenix

Maybe it's my limited exposure to hip hop like this over the last few years but I REALLY dig this. It's got a lot of hype right now and I think for the most part it's lived up to that. Great production on this.

London Calling - The Clash
Recently had my first trip to London, ****ing loved it, cool ass city. Came back, and saw a buddy with a "London Calling" poster, looked cool, and checked out the album. It was fire. Not gonna be a top ten for me, but definitely favorite right now. And me being stuck in a rural college in California this album is really pulling me to the Bri'ish

DJ Seinfeld - Mirrors

Solid solid house music

Various maniacs - Brown Acid - The Twelfth Trip - Proving that there were a lot of bands during the Late 60's-Late 70's who tried to break on through only to just be able to jam with the amps at 11 (if working properly), play a few dives, have someone in the back of a van or some cheap rate hotel, and be able to blast out at least a side that melted every MOR slop in it's wake (even if it was only on sound alone and not chart positions) while winding up forgotten outside of a few collectors and local fans, this keeps up the mood set on the first collection. I thought that my first experiences with these albums a couple of years back would fade away, but they wound up being on my turntable on a regular basis - maybe it's relating to the experience of being in a band who aimed for the top only to ride into obscurity (me, it was Punk-related with only a few months and a few shows then nothing), but these collections are very good.

"Appetite For Destruction", its an album from Guns N Roses that I have dig into for a month.

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New releace from UK beat maker Pitch 92 on high focus records

Wicked album, great features