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CommentAuthorwarrenellis
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2009
So what are you listening to right now?
New week's releases are up at http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/ - just choose a genre from left and click "magic mix" to stream excerpts from the new releases. -
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CommentAuthordavid.marks
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2009
High Rankin
The McMash Clan
Dragon Turtle
Skins soundtrack -
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CommentAuthorinfomancer
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2009 edited
Street Sweeper Social Club - The new project from Tom Morello with Boots Riley of The Coup. They opened the NIN/JA show I saw a few days ago, and they were excellent live. Sure, it'll draw a lot of Rage comparisons, but it was damn fun to watch. Album isn't out yet, so I have to settle for Myspace tracks and the youtube video where they tear through Kick Out The Jams with Trent Reznor.
Also:
Placebo - Battle For The Sun
Rancid - Let The Dominoes Fall
Sonic Youth - The Eternal
Henry Rollins - Nights Behind The Tree Line
Chris Wollard - The Ship Thieves
Iron And Wine - Around The Well -
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- CommentAuthorhelloMuller
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2009
Listening to Enduser / Yppah / Ice Cube / NWA / Public Enemy atm. -
Right now, it's the Brutally Familiar & The Pist split EP on repeat.
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- CommentAuthorfrenchbloke
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2009
more people should be listening to the 'frenchbloke goes pop' mix that was done for the children's brain tumour trust and can be downloaded via a small donation from here
and i'm about to watch a conrad schnitzler video.
(apologies for the spam but it is for a good cause) -
Going through http://www.deletedscenesforgottendreams.blogspot.com/ , starting the week with Have a Nice Life's 'Deathconsciousness', which reminds me of Joy Division/My Bloody Valentine vinyl bullet flying straight through the heart of A Place to Bury Strangers, meeting small bits of early Coil along its way to sheer brilliance. Drone drone drone. Brain on the floor. Listen.
Will also soon listen to:
Kromestar - My Sound
Taphebhobia/Northaunt/Svartsinn/Mulm - Nord Ambient Alliance Tour
Montauk - The Moment Lasts a Second, but the Memory Lives on Forever
The Pistil Cosmos - Wandering in the Dark
Peaking Lights - Imaginary Falcons -
Flashback day!
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell and then: Mob Rules
yeah it's old, but i'm just had to bust out a few of the Dio-Sabbath (or Heaven & Hell) albums again, maybe i'll even get around to Dehumanizer... -
Doing Uncle Warren's bidding (a bit delayed) and listening to Florine by Julianna Barwick. I'm not huge into ambient music, but it is very good. Not any everyday listen, but for the right kind of brain-state it'll be excellent.
As I said on Twitter, it kind of reminds me of Sigur Ros, not because they sound totally alike so much as because they both sound like their target audience is primarily whales. -
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2009
i am ashamed to say that i somehow did not even turn my turntable on all weekend. the only thing i listened to was about a song and a half of the new MANSON, upon which hearing "take ya downtown FROM THE INSIDE" decided that i will not be buying this one (honestly its more because the last album was not really good, but that was hilariously retarded) -
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Other records acquired today (it was my eMusic download refresh day):
19 (Adele) - Heard this for the first time a couple weeks ago in someone's car, and was hooked. Not a genre I am generally drawn to, but this album is so well executed that I cannot help but like it.
Heartbreaker (Ryan Adams) - What I've heard I like. People have been trying to foist him upon me for years, but I've just never quite bothered.
Doolittle (Pixies) - One of thos albums that I've known for years but never got around to acquiring for myself.
Toothbrush (Dr. Dog) - Became addicted to Dr. Dog a couple months ago via Fate. This is the third of their albums I've picked up recently.
Last The Evening (Carrie Akre) - Have had a longstanding love of Carrie, inherited from my brother, since her days with Goodness. Curious to see what new genre she takes on this time. -
- CommentAuthoricelandbob
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2009
Lets see what´s on my MP3 player today....
Eberg - Antidote
a storm of light - And We Wept the Black Ocean Within
By The End Of Tonight/Tera Melos - Complex full of phantoms
maudlin of the Well - Part The Second
Sleepresearch_Facility - Nostromo
The Vanduras - In the Dark
Der Blutharsch/Our Survival Depends On Us - Split
Nikila - Geometry (EP)
Reykjavik! - The Blood -
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CommentAuthorBrianMowrey
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2009 edited
Catching up!:
Bromst finally. Woosh! it is pretty great.
Akron/Family's Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free - Heck of good, y'all! I heartily recommend. Some really weird genre-swings, which are sustained by a unity of vision and quality, no-filler rock arrangements that recall for instance Mercury Rev's See You on the Other Side: disorienting but utterly satisfying. This is like seeing the building blue-printed by every crap Swan-Lake-collective album that's come out this decade, and realizing it's a fucking great building, really, when the builders know what they're doing.
Grizzly Bear's Veckatimest, after a week, is starting to sink in. Last couple songs don't deliver the luscious hidden high-points of the rest of the album, but overall when the album's On, it's Very On, and it usually is.
(PS last week's thread is still on a sticky) -
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i've built my music library up quite a bit recently so i'm playing catch up.
Thisquietarmy - Echotone, Unconquered and Wintersleeper
Aidan Baker and Tim Hecker - Fantasma-Paratasie
Pelican - Ephemeral
Sunn O))) - Monoliths and Dimensions
Spacemen 3 - Taking Drugs to Make Music to take Drugs to.Akron/Family's Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free - Heck of good, y'all! I heartily recommend.
I haven't been a fan of anything they've done since s/t and meek warrior. The first song on Set 'Em Wild grabbed me, but the rest of the record couldn't keep my attention. -
@ john david - in case you might have not have heard about it, keep an eye out for 'Whisper Room' a new trio project: Aidan Baker of Nadja on guitar/effects, Neil Wiernik aka Naw on bass/laptop and Jakob Thiesen on drums.
I'm continuing my Dio/Sabbath-fest with the new Heaven & Hell - and wow it's way better than i expected. -
whisper room is actually on my list to catch up with. i've found that for the most part, if aidan baker is involved i'll like it.
this morning starts with orange goblin - time traveling blues -
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CommentAuthorinfomancer
- CommentTimeJun 2nd 2009
And here I thought I was the only person who started my morning with Orange Goblin. -
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Scott Matthews - Elsewhere.
Paul White - For You And Me/We Want it All.
The Bronx - Young Bloods/Lab Rats.
Venitian Snares - Horsey Noises.
Prefuse 73 - The Forest of Oversensitivity.
J Dilla - Jay Stay Paid.
Tom Waits - Nighthawks at the Diner.
Calexico - Carried to Dust. -
my top 21 most-listened to songs from last week, accordin' to the thingies what looks at my stuff like that:
1) Midlake – Golden Hour
2) Lovers – Peppermint
3) The Orbans – This Is
4) Ani DiFranco – Pulse
5) Grizzly Bear – Owner of a Lonely Heart (Yes cover)
6) Ramones – Sheena Is a Punk Rocker
7) The Beatles – Golden Slumbers
8) William Ridenour – man named silence
9) The Mountain Goats – Pure Honey
10) Solomon Burke – None of Us Are Free
11) Willie Nelson – Smells Like Teen Spirit
12) Calico – Alligator
13) Ryan Adams – Bartending Lines
14) blink-182 – Dick Lips
15) Lauryn Hill – Water (acoustic)
16) Wilco – Kingpin
17) Chevelle – Forfeit
18) DeVotchKa – Disappointed
19) Frightened Rabbit – Head Rolls Off
20) Delphi – kabal
21) Afghan Whigs – I Keep Coming Back -
- CommentAuthorchaoticmatter
- CommentTimeJun 2nd 2009 edited