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[Music] What's the best song you have heard today? Share it here.
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HalfaSeatOn
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Hippy time
Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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for fans of Sakamoto and Nyman
piano stuff
"In early 2020, Yamaha loaned me a Disklavier player piano—a special instrument that allows you to record your performance for the piano to play back on its own. I was initially working on a duet for myself and another pianist, but when the pandemic hit, the player piano became my duet partner. I began writing a series of duets for myself and the Disklavier, exploring all the different ways I could utilize this instrument to merge its inhuman capabilities with my own playing. The Disklavier allowed me to record multiple layers of my playing so I could create music on the piano that would require more fingers or greater endurance than I physically have - like chords that had more than 10 notes in them, or chords that were spaced out farther than my hands could stretch. Sometimes I’d record a pattern and then speed it up to play back faster than I could ever physically play. My imagination exploded at all the possibilities this instrument allowed me to create, and these explorations culminated in my new record, Moves in the Field."
piano stuff
"In early 2020, Yamaha loaned me a Disklavier player piano—a special instrument that allows you to record your performance for the piano to play back on its own. I was initially working on a duet for myself and another pianist, but when the pandemic hit, the player piano became my duet partner. I began writing a series of duets for myself and the Disklavier, exploring all the different ways I could utilize this instrument to merge its inhuman capabilities with my own playing. The Disklavier allowed me to record multiple layers of my playing so I could create music on the piano that would require more fingers or greater endurance than I physically have - like chords that had more than 10 notes in them, or chords that were spaced out farther than my hands could stretch. Sometimes I’d record a pattern and then speed it up to play back faster than I could ever physically play. My imagination exploded at all the possibilities this instrument allowed me to create, and these explorations culminated in my new record, Moves in the Field."
AstroSloth
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- Dec 29, 2020
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Possibly the angriest song I've ever heard
Whole concert on Sky Arts tonight. Utterly magnificent. She is an absolute icon. And a slim Robert Smith on guitar 
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Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I have just discovered Nation of Language. If you like 80s synth pop but with a modern twist, then you will get as big a hard-on as me for this lot. I've only heard a handful of tracks but I am already smitten. I just bloody LOVE THIS SOUND
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Will check them out.
And as you like (etc.) check out Vandal Moon. I'll post one of theirs tomorrow.
Edit since you double posted....
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Nation of Language have a definite Depeche Mode / Tears for Fears vibe.
Thats all I need tbh.
Thats all I need tbh.
Check out De/Vision and The Frozen Autumn
This was one of our go-toos during Covid. Even the nipper sang along
Apologies to the curators for the 3 posts today. I'll f*** off till Sunday
hart's shirt
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New album All Now out today.
Gorgeous.
Gorgeous.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
A remarkable song from a remarkable voice.
Watching 'Blackshore' and they've sensibly used it as the theme.
Goosebumps song.
Watching 'Blackshore' and they've sensibly used it as the theme.
Goosebumps song.
Ooh it’s a corner
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Blackshore has just been on RTE in Ireland - excellent series!
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Yep, I'm 3 episodes in and really enjoying it
HalfaSeatOn
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Regularly return to this classic with a multi layered intro to die for…
