What are you listening to Part the Third

[jose]

"Out of Africa" beautiful history and beautiful music.

[jose]

Blur

[HiWire]

St. Vincent

Her most successful pop album, I think. Masseduction was great, but her self-titled 2014 album has better, more emotionally honest songs.

[Hopstretch]

Young The Giant -- Mirror Master

Straightforward, but enjoyable.

[HiWire]

Hop Along – Bark Your Head Off, Dog

Folk / Punk / Art-rock from Philadelphia... love this album and looking forward to getting their previous ones

[Dusty Chalk]

[Dusty Chalk]

Current mood:

 

[luvdunhill]

[JoaMat]

[Torpedo]

Interesting metalish jazz or jazzy metal, who knows

Harriet Tubman - The Terror End of Beauty. Available on Tidal for listening and on Bandcamp for purchase

[Dusty Chalk]

The Art of Noise, In No Sense? Nonsense! deluxe edition

[Dusty Chalk]

New Wardruna -- really different

https://wardruna.bandcamp.com/album/skald

[Dusty Chalk]

4 hours ago, Torpedo said:

Interesting metalish jazz or jazzy metal, who knows

Harriet Tubman - The Terror End of Beauty. Available on Tidal for listening and on Bandcamp for purchase

Now this ^.  Just one track in, but I already know I'll like it.

[Torpedo]

2 hours ago, Dusty Chalk said:

New Wardruna -- really different

https://wardruna.bandcamp.com/album/skald

Indeed! Interesting so far

[HiWire]

Mansun – Six

It's strange I haven't ever listened to this album, or its predecessor, Attack of the Grey Lantern seriously (i.e., not while distracted at work)... I have the US versions, which have rearranged and substitute tracks compared to the UK releases. Fantastic Brit-rock for people with eclectic pop tastes. Complexly layered, passionately performed, and brilliantly composed, but ear candy nonetheless.

Edited November 25, 2018 by HiWire

[HiWire]

The Beach Boys – Sounds of Summer

An antidote (alternate reality?) for rainy days like this:

Edited November 26, 2018 by HiWire

[Dusty Chalk]

Majeure, Paragon 3 -- "...synth textures, atmospheres, and ambient pieces...", pretty much.

[en480c4]

Emma Ruth Rundle - On Dark Horses

 

Moody/Haunting Atmosphere?  Check.

Female Vocals? Check.

Unspurprisingly, Ian-Approved.    

[jose]

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 

 

[Sechtdamon]

[TMoney]

[Hopstretch]

The 1975 -- A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships 

This is getting some hyperventilating reviews like "OMG it's OK Computer for millennials!" which is bollocks of course. But it is very good in parts and quite thought-provoking as a whole.  For me, the B-side kind of meanders a bit, but it's one of those rare albums nowadays that absolutely merits a few listens all the way through.

Edited December 1, 2018 by Hopstretch

[Torpedo]

I'm curious, listening to it on Tidal. The beginning sounds more like any of those crappy autotuned albums, then it becomes british formulaic pop without the guts of any punk or even Oasis. Well, they say fucking at some point. We'll see.

[jose]

[Dusty Chalk]

I ❤️ Pineapple Thief so much.

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