What are you listening to Part the Third

[Grahame]

Sharp dressed Man, Al.
Haute Couture Claire.
So, no Red Vodka then.

Edited July 19, 2013 by Grahame

[Dusty Chalk]

You and Claire look dapper, Al.

 

Me:  Callisto, Noir -- post-metal.  \m/

[Dusty Chalk]

Callisto, Nyx -- not post-metal, more Tangerine-Dream-y electronica

[aardvark baguette]

 

remember when they didnt suck?

[Dusty Chalk]

They suck?  I still like 'em.  Wait, no, I'm thinking of the Deftones.  I liked that one track...no, that was Papa Roach.  Wait, do I like them?  I thought I liked them.  I might not like them.  Will have to figure that out.

 

Me, now:  Karnivool, Asymmetry -- fuck work.

[en480c4]

I still really like Reanimation... Quite abut more than Hybrid Theory, actually. Almost every song is improved upon.

Edited July 19, 2013 by en480c4

[skullguise]

Lanterns on the Lake - Gracious Tide, Take Me Home

 

 

 

And I just saw their new album has been announced for 9/9.

 

 

Seriously Ian, just send me your playlist.....lots of good female vox recommendations I see from you!  Thanks for this one.....fun listen......

[Dusty Chalk]

Callisto, Signal to the Stars -- more superb Tangerine Dream -like electronica/synthetica

 

Callisto, Providence -- back to post-metal, still superb

[en480c4]

Seriously Ian, just send me your playlist.....lots of good female vox recommendations I see from you!  Thanks for this one.....fun listen......

Glad you're finding some recommendations you enjoy...

A lot of what I've listened to over the last 7 years is here. I'll try to take a look through the list and find some more recommendations. I don't even remember where I found out about Lanterns on the Lake. When I get bored I tend to go on a tear digging for new music.

[grawk]

[Dusty Chalk]

Les Discrets, Septembre et Ses Dernières Pensées and Ariettes oubliées... -- gloomy shoegazer metal with clean French vocals -- because I'm in such a good mood (it rained here recently)

[Dusty Chalk]

Gojira, L'Enfant Sauvage -- what is French for "metal which is brutal and pummeling and heavy"?  Gojira is.

[Dusty Chalk]

They still haven't outdone "The Art of Dying", though, in my book.  Now playing.

[blessingx]

Gettin' Around | Dexter

 

[blessingx]

Gillian Welch & David Rawling on Austin City Limits

[Dusty Chalk]

Baroness, Live at Maida Vale

[postjack]

Baroness, Live at Maida Vale

 

saw them open for Opeth a few years back, then saw them again last month at Bonnaroo. They put on a fantastic show, raw and relentless. I planned on leaving their set at 'Roo to see another band midway through but they sucked me in and wouldn't let me leave.

 

those dudes have been through a lot of drama recently, I love seeing them push on and continue to create exceptional music.

Edited July 23, 2013 by postjack

[Dusty Chalk]

Yellow & Green was one of the better albums from last year.  I understand that "sucked in and wouldn't let leave" comment -- that's exactly what that record did for me -- I just kept wanting to go back and listen to it.

 

On an unrelated note, I might have to look up some more Whitehorse, this is superb:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALjg_NYDByo

[roadtonowhere08]

Les Discrets, Septembre et Ses Dernières Pensées and Ariettes oubliées... -- gloomy shoegazer metal with clean French vocals -- because I'm in such a good mood (it rained here recently)

 

Wow, thanks for mentioning this band.  Great stuff!

[Dusty Chalk]

Wow, thanks for mentioning this band.  Great stuff!

Yes, yes it is.  I do often get good advice from Spotify.

[mikeymad]

These are helping my day...

 

 

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Jakob, Solace -- instrumental post-metal -- helps my day!  And this sounds like it was written from the ground up as instrumental, rather than being released as instrumental versions a la The Ocean Collective.

[HiWire]

Beck – Midnight Vultures

 

[aardvark baguette]

I have tried, unsuccessfully, seven times to listen to 'Shortest Straw'.  

 

Interrupted every time today.

[MoonShine]