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A Plea for Purging- Depravity
Queens Of The Stone Age- Era Vulgaris
The Blank Theory- Beyond the Calm of The Corridor
Sybreed- The Pulse of Awakening
Boxcutter- Glyphic
Bleed the Sky- Murder the Dance
Big Sugar- 500 Pounds
Cypress Hill- IV
Eluveitie- Evocation I:The Arcane Dominion -
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CommentAuthorPaul Sizer
- CommentTimeJan 5th 2010
A little poppy, a little clangy this week so far:
LITTLE BOOTS: Meddle/New In Town/Stuck on Repeat (cute girls who can play synthesizers? Sign me up. Plus, she writes hooks that land whales)
FIXMER McCARTHY: Between the Devil (A new Nitzer Ebb album when there isn't a new Nitzer Ebb album)
KISSING THE PINK: Naked (found the expanded first album online for download; excellent 80's weirdo electronic pop)
BUZZCOCKS: Best Of (needed a punky pop fix. This will do nicely)
WASHED OUT: Life of Leisure (Hazy nu-synth music, sounds like it's off an old cassette you found under your bed.) -
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- CommentAuthorSigridEllis
- CommentTimeJan 5th 2010
Rihanna, Little Boots, and Britney Spears on one playlist.
On the other playlist, Silversun Pickups, The Long Blondes, Tegan and Sara, and Metric.
No men this week, apparently. -
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CommentAuthorinfomancer
- CommentTimeJan 5th 2010
@Sigrid
Except for Silversun Pickups! Their singer is male, surprisingly enough with that voice. I thought sure that was a woman singing the first time I heard them. -
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CommentAuthorMagicSword!
- CommentTimeJan 5th 2010
last.fm sez:
Los Campesinos!
Regina Spektor
Mos Def
Clipse
Cheap Trick
Chuck Prophet
MF DOOM
dEUS
KMD
Black Star -
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GOLDFRAPP: Seventh Tree
Tons of DONOVAN
JAY-Z: Unplugged
BON IVER: For Emma, Forever Ago
FELA KUTI: The Best Of
KID CUDI: Man on the Moon
And my friends in PINEY WOODS: http://www.myspace.com/pineywoodssweden -
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeJan 5th 2010
LOW THREAT PROFILE s/t 7" over and over an over and over since i got it...this fucker is over four years late, and was recorded 'before 9/11' and FINALLY saw the light of day this past month. so tight. so brutal.
also the WEEZER 'wondering if i want you to' 7". it cuts throught the evil. -
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CommentAuthorhunglikejesus
- CommentTimeJan 5th 2010
My last.fm page tells me I've been listening to these guys this week:
Man Man
Wilco
Manu Chao
Gogol Bordello
Lone Ranger
The Fall
Leonard Cohen
Macaco -
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still addicted to Them Crooked Vultures. tried to pop in some Mastodon in the car the other day to change things up but i took it right back out. i just want TCV in my ears forever ^_^ sorry!
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Ane brun have been on both my computers play-list and on my mp3-player for quite a long time now. Here you can watch a concert recorded in Stockholms Concerthall in October 2008.
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CommentAuthorAudley Strange
- CommentTimeJan 5th 2010
@ Nigredo. I have Malesch, 2nd and Live at the River Rhine (which a prog friend of mine, a musical Amish, introduced me to). They're all pretty good. I have to admit though that out of all the stuff I'm listening to Stereolab's Mars Audiac Quintet is magnificent, a perfect blend of my two loves, French Lounge and Space-rock. Though "You" by Gong is tremendous also. -
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The Moon and Hare.
Folk of the Wicker Man soundtrack type, with electronica in there somewhere, and occasionally sprinkled with samples from proper British horror films and ghost stories.
Slightly unsettling. Like Genesis P-orridge joined Steeleye Span.
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last.fm says:
Hauschka
The Clash
Neu!
The Steal
Daft Punk
New Century Classics
Jóhann Jóhannsson
The New Pornographers
Dntel
Parts & Labor
Zola Jesus
Bird From The Abyss
Do Make Say Think
The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble
Älymystö
Of course that doesn't take into consideration my work listening, which this week has mostly consisted of Maurice Ravel, Grouper's Dragging a dead deer, and Múm's Yesterday was dramatic; over and over again. My coworkers think I'm insane. -
Dj Earworm's "United State of Pop 2009 (Blame It on the Pop)": "Another year, another year-end mashup, once again consisting of the top 25 most popular hit songs of 2009, according to Billboard Magazine."
I look forward to these every year, and this one's the best yet. -
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CommentAuthordorkmuffin
- CommentTimeJan 5th 2010
Ariana, that is about a bajillion times of fun.
[plays again] -
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Ha, that totally reminded me about Skillz' 2009 Rap Up (an annual round-up of the year's events he's done since what, '01?)
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- CommentAuthorkeyofsilence
- CommentTimeJan 6th 2010
Needed the motivation to go running last night, so I put Clark's Turning Dragon on for the first time in quite a while. I forgot how crazy I went for it when it first came out.
Clark - Volcan Veins -
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CommentAuthorbrittanica
- CommentTimeJan 6th 2010
A lot of the same ol' same ol'.
BUT I just d/l'ed a remix album of Ohgr's Welcome to Collidoskope, for free here.
It's just of one song (which happens to be my FAVORITE song of '09) but it was all done by members of Skinny Puppy's sorta-unofficial message board, before the idea of a remix album was even announced.
This whole project blows whatever Trent has been doing w/ NIN out of the water for me. So much more personal, more interactive, I'm digging the music way more... -
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Broadcast - Future Crayon
Pram - The Moving Frontier