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Thanks for the link. If Hookworms, Sauna Youth and Monotony are on that label, perhaps I should be checking out Cold Pumas too.

Do you know if this is out on CD, or just platforms that pre- and post-date this particular piece of technology?

Well done on getting them, and I trust their name got a few on here to see them. I was elsewhere over the w/e, and only just seen this post, but would have made it if I could. I'm really enjoying that The Comet is Coming album. How were Soccer96?

Mercury tonight. Shortlisted six were The 1975, Radiohead, Laura Mvula, David Bowie, Skepta and Michael Kiwanuka There was a brilliant Jonny and Thom video produced by Paul Thomas Anderson -- well worth checking out. Juror Jarvis indicated that the winner was between two black artists, with...

Just got it today, and it might get the chance to listen to it this afternoon, but have a busy w/e, with the Jazz Festival, etc, but Resident also waxed lyrical about it.

Aah. Me now understand your comment. You now beginning to understand what others have been through. I've been very poor this year at gig attendance, but have really enjoyed the few I've been to.

By own thread, do you mean: Albums of 2016? I'm of the view that this year is much better than last. Current faves include Shake by The Thing, Imarhan and I'm really enjoying Michael Kiwanuka's Love and Hate (for which, thanks Buzzer), which is quite an eclectic collection. PS you are allowed...

Now, that really is a nut job assemblage.

The similarities continue :eek:

I didn't want to say this either, but also agree.

You are of a similar age than me although, given that I prefer Joy Division (and obsessed about them in my teenage years) to New Order, I'm probably three years older than you. But you have a greater understanding and depth of knowledge of music than I. Haven't seen any of those videos.

With you on this, and also on Bon Iver's second album which was just dreadful. How are you going to describe those two new songs?

Once again you're demonstrating that your musical understanding is far in advance of mine, and I agree with much of what you say especially re soundtracks, and am incapable of responding to much else. All I can say which is/might be different is: -- as much as I like Abattoir Blues, Lyre of...

I was about to entirely agree with you, until you claimed that Cave had stopped trying. Have you heard Lyre of Orpheus, for instance?

Fantastic. Love King Creosote. Thanks for posting.

I've just picked up my copy, and am half-way through. First impressions are extremely positive -- especially Decks Dark and Ful Stop -- and I like your 'meander' characterisation.

What of those Neil Young fans that think The War on Drugs sound like Mike & the Mechanics?

You've mentioned Aphex Twin before, and think you're looking into that too much. I have to read a lot for my work, and I find lyrics a distraction when reading, so favour instrumental music when working (when I probably listen to most music). That means I listen to too much post-rock...

I don't think the sheer brilliance of P J Harvey is sufficiently recognised. I know it wasn't an easy listen and wasn't widely received, but that White Chalk piano-led album she did really worked for me. Her entire output is extremely impressive, but I still remain incredibly attached to Rid of Me.

Surprised that you haven't heard Blackstar or The Hope Six Demolition Project. I suspect that the latter will be in an end of the year list for me, as will Anohni and, hopefully, Radiohead, although I'm yet to hear that yet. I'd be interested to see your list, as you're a prodigious contributor...