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Albums Thread - 2016
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You teaser.....what are they?
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Nothing too out there...
Underworld - Barbara Barbara, we face a shining future
Bob Mould - Patch the Sky
MMOTHS - Luneworks
Explosions in the Sky - The Wilderness
Eric Bachmann - Eric Bachmann
Parquet Courts - Human Performance
Tim Hecker - Love Streams
Three Trapped Tigers - Silent Earthling
Frightened Rabbit - Painting Of A Panic Attack
Teen Suicide - It's The Big Joyous Celebration, Let's Stir The Honeypot
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Gonna be in for some listening pleasure come the end of the week :dance:I've got my eye on that Tim Hecker album as well.
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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I must get back into this thread, the Ben Watts new album is a must-have in my opinion.
The big news as far as I'm concerned is that there could be a new Avalanches album coming soon. http://www.nme.com/news/the-avalanches/92904
Is this the year for musical serial slackers with Stone Roses and Portishead making noises about new albums too?
The big news as far as I'm concerned is that there could be a new Avalanches album coming soon. http://www.nme.com/news/the-avalanches/92904
Is this the year for musical serial slackers with Stone Roses and Portishead making noises about new albums too?
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
Screamadelica. I loved the Orb at the time too so it was perfect. They did steal Loaded from a Hot Chocolate track though.
Theatre of Trees
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Who haven't they stolen from?
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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PJ Harvey's new album came out on Friday, and I have been listening to it quite extensively this weekend.
One pundit described it as her 'Let America Shake' album, and you can tell why - it paints a pretty bleak picture of war torn countries, and Washington DC does not escape either.
I'm really enjoying it. Let England Shake is one of my favourite albums of all time, so it was hard to follow that in my book. But yeah, this one will last.
One pundit described it as her 'Let America Shake' album, and you can tell why - it paints a pretty bleak picture of war torn countries, and Washington DC does not escape either.
I'm really enjoying it. Let England Shake is one of my favourite albums of all time, so it was hard to follow that in my book. But yeah, this one will last.
Machiavelli
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With a bit of luck, I'll make it along to Resident tomorrow, to pick up a copy. What are others favourite albums so far this year, just to see if anything piques my interest?
spring hall convert
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A couple of excellent local efforts I'm digging recently.
Map 71 - Sado Technical Exercise (https://map71.bandcamp.com/) FFO The Fall, Sleaford Mods, John Cooper Clarke etc...
Ellie Ford - The Other Sun (https://hiddentrailrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-other-sun (full album on Spotify)) FFO: Joanna Newsom, Kate Bush etc...
Hidden Trail, the label that have put out the Ellie Ford record do a really nice line in female fronted folk/pop. The Elin Ivarsson record is nice as well.
Map 71 - Sado Technical Exercise (https://map71.bandcamp.com/) FFO The Fall, Sleaford Mods, John Cooper Clarke etc...
Ellie Ford - The Other Sun (https://hiddentrailrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-other-sun (full album on Spotify)) FFO: Joanna Newsom, Kate Bush etc...
Hidden Trail, the label that have put out the Ellie Ford record do a really nice line in female fronted folk/pop. The Elin Ivarsson record is nice as well.
I'm enjoying the new Suuns album even if the 12" sleeve got bent in the post.
Sleeve unbent, but not convinced by new Moderat album. Sleeve unbent and very convinced by new The Field long player.
thedonkeycentrehalf
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Picked up the new Dowling Poole album "One Hyde Park" at the weekend. On first listen, very much along similar lines to their debut album with loads of great harmonies.
Also picked up the new/rereleased album by The Struts - a UK band doing rather well over the pond at the moment. Maybe not one for the purists but is a very decent pop/rock album that is very listenable. Check out the lead singer who does look remarkably similar to a young Freddie Mercury.
Also picked up the new/rereleased album by The Struts - a UK band doing rather well over the pond at the moment. Maybe not one for the purists but is a very decent pop/rock album that is very listenable. Check out the lead singer who does look remarkably similar to a young Freddie Mercury.
Machiavelli
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Got my first CDs for a while. Early signs of Tim Hecker are v impressive. Only listened to PJ Harvey one-and-a-bit times, still don't know what to make of it. Three cracking albums:
Sons of Kemet, released last year, an improvement on their debut album, some brilliant moments
Fire -- She Sleeps, She Sleeps -- a bit drone-y from Mats Gustafsson and co
The Thing -- Shake -- extremely noisy from Mats Gustafsson and co, a cracking album
Sons of Kemet, released last year, an improvement on their debut album, some brilliant moments
Fire -- She Sleeps, She Sleeps -- a bit drone-y from Mats Gustafsson and co
The Thing -- Shake -- extremely noisy from Mats Gustafsson and co, a cracking album
spring hall convert
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Loving the Tim Hecker record.
Which poster said they intended to make all this year's purchases vinyl? Curious as to how it's going.
spring hall convert
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Stream here for the Melt Yourself Down album - http://thequietus.com/articles/20130-listen-new-melt-yourself-down-album
It's a bit more hell for leather than the first one, a mix of the two will go down a storm live.
It's a bit more hell for leather than the first one, a mix of the two will go down a storm live.
spring hall convert
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A mightly accomplished debut single from new Brighton band Kurb - https://soundcloud.com/kurb_band
Recorded with John Parrish, no less.
Recorded with John Parrish, no less.
Machiavelli
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They're cracking live. Just trying to figure out if I'll be back from Middlesborough in time to witness it.
spring hall convert
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I caught them at a very hot and sweaty Komedia Studio 3 years ago. Really, really good.