Albums You're Digging II

TheAspieMusicnerd · 04-01-2025, 02:16 PM

I recently rediscovered the Swedish band Death and Vanilla. Their sound is a blend of soundtrack and library music, with influences from 1960s psychedelia, 1970s krautrock, and French Yé-Yé pop and some dream pop. I have had their albums on repeat for a while now. Their albums are on YouTube if you wanna check them out.

Mindy · 10-01-2025, 06:23 AM

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Perfume Genius

heard the "fool" song this morning

really vibish. sounds like vaporwave soul lol

jasonwa · 12-15-2025, 11:50 PM

Been revisiting Radiohead – In Rainbows lately. I forgot how warm and fluid this album feels compared to their other stuff. Nude and Weird Fishes still hit every time, especially late at night with headphones on.

h4lcy0n · 12-28-2025, 10:10 AM

Checking out the Remix album of one of my favorites - Bloc Party's "Silent Alarm". The drums on that album are stuff of legend in my book. Chunky angular riffs, and plenty of 2000s attitude. I've never heard the remixes, but it's got Four Tet touches, and some funky chiptune flips, and some more straightforward remixes. All good so far, very rad.

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TheAspieMusicnerd Groupie Join Date: Apr 2025 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 5	I recently rediscovered the Swedish band Death and Vanilla. Their sound is a blend of soundtrack and library music, with influences from 1960s psychedelia, 1970s krautrock, and French Yé-Yé pop and some dream pop. I have had their albums on repeat for a while now. Their albums are on YouTube if you wanna check them out. Attached Thumbnails

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jasonwa Groupie Join Date: Dec 2025 Posts: 2	Been revisiting Radiohead – In Rainbows lately. I forgot how warm and fluid this album feels compared to their other stuff. Nude and Weird Fishes still hit every time, especially late at night with headphones on.

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h4lcy0n Groupie Join Date: Jun 2025 Location: Chicago Posts: 9	Checking out the Remix album of one of my favorites - Bloc Party's "Silent Alarm". The drums on that album are stuff of legend in my book. Chunky angular riffs, and plenty of 2000s attitude. I've never heard the remixes, but it's got Four Tet touches, and some funky chiptune flips, and some more straightforward remixes. All good so far, very rad.