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IT CAME!!!!! seriously i have been very excited for this one.....so far exactly what i thought it would be.....much like Spiritual Front's transformation from a sleazy misanthropic neo-folk band in to a straight up sleazy misanthropic pop band.....the last Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat album started to show a more eclectic mix into the drab apocalyptic folk....this new one is practically a perfect blend of Berlin and Death In June....seriously well done Stef...looks like i'lkl spend another year listening to your new album.....well the new Unsane comes out in a week :) |
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Legion of Doom - For Those Of the Blood Greek bm, though it's much more similar in style to Scandinavian bm than stuff like Varathron and Rotting Christ. |
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The Charlottes - Things Come Apart (1991) A very solid noise-pop album. Their 1989 debut LoveHappy is a bit scrappy and ramshackle but they almost sound like a completely different band on this album. If you dig bands like Black Tambourine, Lush or early Secret Shine you'll certainly dig this. |
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Circulatory System - Side 3 Tis the only CS album I've ever been able to find. I've recently been revisiting it and am reminded why I have spent so many hours searching the internet for the other releases. Solid stuff for all of you Elephant 6 fans. |
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I had tried this a few times before and it never did anything. Something was different this time. It's got a sweet cover too. PS: the new pb.thal vinyl rip of this is amazing. |
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Syzygys - Complete Studio Recordings Just found this band and I'm really quite liking what I hear. It's described as "Microtuned Pop" probably because it's pop songs played using Harry Partch's 43 note microtonal scale. The dissonance can be weird at first but you get used to it. Suicide on a Fine Day - Syzygys - YouTube Download link if you like it Syzygys - Complete Studio Recordings.rar |
Yes the new Mars volta seems pretty cool havent heard it all but what i have heard sounded killer
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Would have preferred it not to be mostly instrumental, but I feel the incorporation of the violin and the involved and somewhat complex pop songs make up for this. http://cover7.cduniverse.com/MuzeAud...240/249857.jpg Through doing a bit of quick research on this duo, I ended up finding another oddity of Japanese pop music... Jon. Jon is apparently a young woman who made atonal pop in the 90s through the use of her (rather juvenile-sounding) voice and her organ... I frankly don't know what to think of her music, but it at least interests me enough to want to listen to and talk about it. Her album, Smoke, is a lo-fi release that is mostly comprised of her singing and playing the organ (with an occasional inclusion of a banjo). It's definitely remiscent of Daniel Johnston's early work (to say the least), and there's a certain air of eeriness about the whole thing... I wouldn't say I dig it, but... I sort of like it (don't really know) |
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I have currently been listening to a lot of Alesana, specifically their "The Emptiness" album. The entire album is a story, which flows fairly well and sounds great.
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KWJAZ - KWJAZ I don't even know how to classify this. Some great, far out, dreamy electronic stuff that is pretty damn great. Can't get a full track on youtube but the album is on spotify and grooveshark and stuff KWJAZ - once in babylon (excerpt) - YouTube |
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Field Music - Plumb Excellent indie / chamber pop. Expect extremely tight and pretty compositions. |
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I revisit this album every now and then. I hear something different from it every time I listen to it. |
I'm digging Camel's "Mirage" album lately. Pretty good overlooked prog roch release.
David Axelrod's "Song of Innocence" is growing on me too |
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Stranglers - Black and White. JJ Burnel's bass playing and sound is still phenomenal over 30 years later. |
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Just bought 'Wake' by Dead Can Dance. Amazing stuff.
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Susanne Sundfør's "The Silicone Veil". A melancholic, ambient and overall magnificent album.
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ok, i'll confess i hated this upon first listen, cos it really sounds mired in 80s production, it is growing on me, not exactly "ABBA from hell" as they claimed, but still pretty good:-
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