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Kentauren 27 posts |
Dec 04, 2011, 18:39
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Budgie: In for the kill White Hills: Heads on fire Eberhard Weber: The Colours of Chloë Pixies: Surfer Rosa & Come on Pilgrim Colour Haze: Colour Haze Roger Waters: Amused to death The Oscillation; Out of phase Voice of the Seven Thunders: Voice of the Seven Thunders Colour Haze: Burg Herzberg Festival 18. Juli 2008 Live
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Dec 04, 2011, 20:00
Dec 04, 2011, 19:58
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Popel Vooje wrote: Solus 3 - Corner of the World Arrived yesterday morning and it's marvellously eerie urban ambience is currently permeating my living room as I type. Not quite sure what musical bag to put it in - which is always a quality that guarantees repeated listens from me nowadays - although I can hear elements of trip-hop, jazz, dub, and some modern classical music. Noetheless, it's definitely to their credit that all these influences seem to merge seamlessly without ever sounding like a join-the-dots exercise in contrived eclecticism. That's a lovely review. Thanks very much. We often have some basic ideas rhythmic and melodic knocking about from our sporadic rehearsals but virtually nothing is discussed in advance of the basic recordings and those are all one and two take exercises. Even the overdubs are done as spontaneously as possibe. So really glad that comes across. Cheers!
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redfish365 710 posts |
Dec 04, 2011, 20:34
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Freedom Hawk / Moving On (even better than their debut!) Circle / Prospekt Circle / Soundcheck Electric Orange / Netto Øresund Space Collective / Dead Man in Space Øresund Space Collective / Glossolalia Sula Bassana / Kosmonauts Siena Root / Far From the Sun Kawabata Makoto / The Return of the Ring Wooden Shjips / West Goblin / Soundtrack to Patrick Fabio Frizzi / The Beyond Forest Swords / Dagger Paths EP Psychic Ills / Hazed Dream Agitation Free / Shibuya Nights: Live in Tokyo J.A. Caesar / Pilgrimage of Blood Ennio Morricone / Macchie Solari Gianni Ferrio / Una Farfalla Con Le Ali Insanguinate Stelvio Cipriani / Solamente Nero John Coltrane / Crescent VdGG / Pawn Hearts Spirits of the Dead / ST Blood Ceremony / Living With the Ancients You / Electric Day Dead Man / ST Opeth / Heritage Samsara Blues Experiment / Long Distance Trip Stone Axe / ST MV & EE with the Bummer Road / Green Blues Holy Sons / Criminal's Return Eternal Tapestry / Beyond the 4th Door Nicklas Barker / El Ultimo Fin De Semana Bong / Live at Roadburn Cave / Psychic Psummer
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Chaosmonger 977 posts |
Dec 04, 2011, 21:44
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You two might be interested in my friends' band Borrowed Time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQbb2cFztSk
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FOMouse 228 posts |
Edited Dec 04, 2011, 21:46
Dec 04, 2011, 21:45
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This week I av mostly been listening to ....sponge cake.
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Dec 04, 2011, 21:47
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Chaosmonger wrote: You two might be interested in my friends' band Borrowed Time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQbb2cFztSk Is that a Diamond Head reference?
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Hunter T Wolfe 1710 posts |
Dec 04, 2011, 21:57
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Bert Jansch- Jack Orion Bert Jansch- Birthday Blues Bert Jansch- LA Turnaround Luke Haines- Nine and a half Psychedelic Meditations on British Wrestling in the 1970s Should- A Folding Sieve Deardarkhead- Oceanside 1991-93 -those last two being reissues of obscure US shoegaze albums, pretty good if you like that sort of thing. Devo- Freedom of Choice B-Movie- Remembrance Days Play Dead- First Flower Party Day- Glasshouse Party Day- Simplicity - two albums by a Barnsley-based post-punk / gothic outfit from the early-mid 80s who slipped through the net at the time: some pretty good stuff actually, sounding like a cross between Cure / Chameleons and The Mighty Wah, before descending into early Killing Joke territory. Leo Ferre- Ete 68 Leo Ferre- Amour Anarchie - anyone? French chansonnier who began his career in the 30s/40s, was friends with Piaf and Andre Breton, a poet and committed anarchist who was nevertheless successful enough to buy his own private island, where he lived with a houseful of chimpanzees. By the late 60s he was aligning himself with the youth revolt, the beatniks and the hippies, was hanging out with the Moody Blues and namechecking them in song, and on the truly strange 'Amour Anarchie' (from 1970) he's backed on two tracks by French prog band Zoo, who lend a Gainsbourgian ambience to his always impassioned rants and croons. This is all I know about this guy, and even that may be wrong, but I found these albums in a charity shop and they're great, if you like that kind of Scott Walker / Jacques Brel melodrama. Green on Red- The Killer Inside of Me Jack Frost (Steve Kilbey of The Church with Grant Mclennan of the Go-Betweens, in 1991)- S/T Spacemen 3- Recurring Richard and Linda Thompson- Pour Down Like Silver Boy Friend- Egyptian Wrinkle -out next year- Cocteaus-esque dream pop / chillwave courtesy of two young girls from Texas. Nice.
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Chaosmonger 977 posts |
Dec 04, 2011, 22:04
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yep and Mercyful Fate: "You're only living on borrowed time from your fate!"
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Squid Tempest 8769 posts |
Dec 04, 2011, 22:06
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Hunter T Wolfe wrote: Leo Ferre- Amour Anarchie - anyone? French chansonnier who began his career in the 30s/40s, was friends with Piaf and Andre Breton, a poet and committed anarchist who was nevertheless successful enough to buy his own private island, where he lived with a houseful of chimpanzees. By the late 60s he was aligning himself with the youth revolt, the beatniks and the hippies, was hanging out with the Moody Blues and namechecking them in song, and on the truly strange 'Amour Anarchie' (from 1970) he's backed on two tracks by French prog band Zoo, who lend a Gainsbourgian ambience to his always impassioned rants and croons. This is all I know about this guy, and even that may be wrong, but I found these albums in a charity shop and they're great, if you like that kind of Scott Walker / Jacques Brel melodrama. Wow! Sounds like quite a find!
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FifePsy 540 posts |
Dec 04, 2011, 22:34
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Couple of weeks worth: Bee Mask - Elegy for Beach Friday. Great drone based electronica. Will give the speakers a serious work out. I would think that anyone who likes Tim Hecker, Ben Frost etc will go for this. Larry Coryell with The Wild Hive Players - s/t After enjoying the recent Free Spirits Live at the Scene,from 1967 wondered what Larry was up to these days. Didn't quite expect something as good as this. I've no idea who the Wild Hive Players are but this is a delight. Funky, jazzy, horns and yes fusion of sorts but rooted in soul and R&B and miles away from the wankety wank variety. Lovely cover as well. Hedvig Mollestad Trio - Shoot! - Rune Grammofon is probably my favourite label at the moment and this is another great release from them. One of the best recorded guitar sounds I've heard in a long time. Essentially an instrumental power(ish) trio pitched somehere between Budgie and Casper Brotzmann with a few ECM type flourishes as well. Otherwise what I remember: Faust - s/t Faust - The Faust Tapes YNiwl - s/t This one growing on me all the time. Welsh surf twang. Tomorrow - s/t (Steve Howe pre Yes, Twink, My White Bycycle etc). Beach Boys - Smile Alice Coltrane - A Monastic Trio Eric Dolphy - Last Date Kate Bush - 50 Words for Snow Ashra - New Age of Earth Jean-Claude Eloy - Gaku-No-Michi Pierre Henry - Le livre des morts égyptien Richard Chartier - Transparency Wolves in the Throne Room - Celestial Russian Circles - Empros Tim Hecker - Atlas Have a great week all.
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