Album of the Day

[Jordan#41]

Anyone like Gang of Youths? They released a new single yesterday "The Angel of 8th Avenue." Some serious Bloodbuzz Ohio vibes on this one...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9QsAO4BU28

[Beefsteak1138]

Never heard of them, but I dig that song.

[coldengrey12]

Perfume Genius - Put Your Back N 2 It

Looks like Mike is gonna be my first show since March 2020

[TrampledUnderw.]

Originally Posted by coldengrey12

Perfume Genius - Put Your Back N 2 It

Looks like Mike is gonna be my first show since March 2020

sick, great album and he put on a great show when I saw him after No Shape. I love perfume genius

[mabell786]

Purple Mountains - s/t

np: St. Vincent - Daddy's Home

[TheLastStop123]

Originally Posted by Jordan#41

Anyone like Gang of Youths? They released a new single yesterday "The Angel of 8th Avenue." Some serious Bloodbuzz Ohio vibes on this one...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9QsAO4BU28

thanks for posting! nice track.

the heart is a muscle is definitely one of my most played songs in the last few years

[mabell786]

Helado Negro - This Is How You Smile

np: Stereolab - Dots and Loops

[Route_2]

Rostam - Changephobia*

[coldengrey12]

Originally Posted by Jordan#41

Anyone like Gang of Youths? They released a new single yesterday "The Angel of 8th Avenue." Some serious Bloodbuzz Ohio vibes on this one...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9QsAO4BU28

Can't say I'm super familiar with them beyond their name, but this goes

[mabell786]

The Beatles - Rubber Soul

np: The Velvet Underground & Nico - s/t

[TwoStep2888]

DMB - Everyday

[coldengrey12]

Listened to that Gang of Youths track on my walk this morning and felt like it has a heavy War on Drugs vibe, for folks who dig them

[Beefsteak1138]

Listened to their most recent album and really liked it. You can hear The National influences in their music, especially the drumming in certain songs.

[Jordan#41]

Originally Posted by coldengrey12

Listened to that Gang of Youths track on my walk this morning and felt like it has a heavy War on Drugs vibe, for folks who dig them

The War on Drugs..... easily my most anticipated album of the year. I wish they'd just give us a single to hold over the agonizing wait for new music.

[Foreverford05]

Pierce Edens - s/t

[TrampledUnderw.]

Last few years I’ve really fallen off keeping up with new music. It sucks. Got through maaaaybe 12-15 albums last year. I used to be able to sit and listen to music for hours. I miss it. Love sitting down with my fly tying equipment and popping on a new album

I’m gonna need some lists again of people’s fav albums this year, can’t wait until the AOTY to figure out what to listen to

[TrampledUnderw.]

I have a few looooong drives coming up with this move so it will be perfect

[Jordan#41]

Originally Posted by TrampledUnderw.

Last few years I’ve really fallen off keeping up with new music. It sucks. Got through maaaaybe 12-15 albums last year. I used to be able to sit and listen to music for hours. I miss it. Love sitting down with my fly tying equipment and popping on a new album

I’m gonna need some lists again of people’s fav albums this year, can’t wait until the AOTY to figure out what to listen to

The Weather Station "Ignorance" has been my favorite album of the year so far.

[coldengrey12]

Ignorance is very good. Parking Lot is probably my favorite song of the year so far

I’m really digging all of the “Brixton Windmill” bands — Black Country, New Road (album For the First Time), Squid (Bright Green Field) and Black Midi (Cavalcade). This kinda art rock/experimental rock thing going on in England right now

Weezer’s OK Human is probably my favorite of theirs that isn’t Blue or Pinkerton

Parannoul’s To See the Next Part of the Dream is a good blend of post-hardcore and shoegaze

Floating Points, Pharaoh Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra’s Promises has a very specific vibe, but I like it. It’s 45 minutes of wringing as much out of one phrase as they can get

St. Vincent’s new one, Daddy’s Home, is divisive. She’s doing more of a funky early ‘70s thing and less guitar badassery. It’s getting great reviews and I’m warming up to it more all if the time

[TrampledUnderw.]

Originally Posted by Jordan#41

The Weather Station "Ignorance" has been my favorite album of the year so far.

Originally Posted by coldengrey12

Ignorance is very good. Parking Lot is probably my favorite song of the year so far

I’m really digging all of the “Brixton Windmill” bands — Black Country, New Road (album For the First Time), Squid (Bright Green Field) and Black Midi (Cavalcade). This kinda art rock/experimental rock thing going on in England right now

Weezer’s OK Human is probably my favorite of theirs that isn’t Blue or Pinkerton

Parannoul’s To See the Next Part of the Dream is a good blend of post-hardcore and shoegaze

Floating Points, Pharaoh Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra’s Promises has a very specific vibe, but I like it. It’s 45 minutes of wringing as much out of one phrase as they can get

St. Vincent’s new one, Daddy’s Home, is divisive. She’s doing more of a funky early ‘70s thing and less guitar badassery. It’s getting great reviews and I’m warming up to it more all if the time

Awesome, thanks!

I gotta listen to St. Vincent, I liked masseduction probably a little more than most but I gotta say i do miss the guitar

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by TrampledUnderw.

I have a few looooong drives coming up with this move so it will be perfect

Haven't gotten a chance to check out your links yet, will do so tonight!

[Route_2]

Hopefully the backend of this year has some nice releases, because it has been weaksauce so far

[coldengrey12]

Originally Posted by TrampledUnderw.

I gotta listen to St. Vincent, I liked masseduction probably a little more than most but I gotta say i do miss the guitar

Same on both counts

I think she’s a strong enough musician and personality that she can change gears

If the goal with Masseduction was to go full pop diva superstar (was it? New York sure was; unclear about the rest), she did well, but think she fell a little short of a massive mainstream smash the way that, say, Dua Lipa has

[TrampledUnderw.]

Originally Posted by ToySoldier#34

Haven't gotten a chance to check out your links yet, will do so tonight!

prepare to be disappointed, they aren't even real songs lmao. Just somethin I do to occasionally pass the time. No hurries

[mabell786]

Dinosaur Jr. - Sweep It Into Space
The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks

[mabell786]

Nick Cave/Warren Ellis - Carnage*

np: Van Morrison - Moondance

[coldengrey12]

Dinosaur Jr. - Sweep it Into Space

[ToySoldier#34]

Sia - 1000 Forms of Fear

[mabell786]

Floating Points / Pharoah Sanders / London Symphony Orchestra - Promises

[coldengrey12]

Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly