#7

This song, I keep listening to it. I used to work at her old school and they played her songs in the admin office with effusive pride, it was very sweet

#8

Exile is fucking amazing. That whole record is fucking amazing.

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#9

Her new vid running around Old Street and Dalston etc makes me miss London nights out very a lot.

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#10

don’t know any cool new music like I used to :frowning:

lost my cool factor!

#11

My current earworm is this:

It’s a great piece of music, but I have to make up my own lyrics for it to be a ‘song’.

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#13
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#14

This came on shuffle when I was for a run this morning, been in my head ever since

Imagine my delight to discover a music video full of those sweet sweet early 90s indie rock vibes :heart_eyes:

#15

anyway listened to it and the piano is nice, sounds like Radiohead but the guy’s voice is a bit theatrical, plus there’s too many layers towards the end and it kind of makes the chorus seem a bit generic, would have been better if it stayed gentle instead of going for some epic feels

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#19

Still not found anything better than when I first heard this a couple of years ago

wish more people could do a slightly sinister tone without laying on too thick.

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#20

Love this album

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#21

yeah it’s really great, there’s a few tracks towards the end I can’t be bothered with though

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#22

Give this a minute to kick in. Amazing weird 1972 jazz/rock/electronic hybrid

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#24

wow this is really something. Almost reminds me of Pavement from the weird vocal phrasing near the start. That weird atonal feedback around 3 mins is great too, so crunchy

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#25

@anon26275971
I love the way the distorted vocals kind of bleed into the electronic (& guitar?) noise, sounds like processed vocals but I’m guessing you couldn’t do that at the time.

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#26

is there a whole album of this stuff? Maybe I should get into weird 70s electro funk soul sex jazz

#28

It’s probably the best track on the album but actually, aside from a pointless cover of Love Me Tender, the whole album is great

It’s completely unlike anything else I know so that’s part of why I’m a bit obsessed with at the moment - always great to add something to your collection unlike anything else you have.

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#29

Very much enjoying repeat listens of this at the moment

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#30

I did wonder. Could you feed vocals through a moog at that point do you know?

#31

This on repeat. Sounds a bit like Dusty Springfield fronting a mid nineties trip hop band. Actually from a 1971 Italian film soundtrack

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