New Releases 25/09/20

[MelodiousThunk]

Ah, good memories of discos in Leeds in the '80s. Actually a nice listen, cheers @rob.orch.

[robstation01]

Yep, looking forward to getting stuck in.

Dark Sea

Scottish psych rock. Did a lot of supporting Twilight Sad a few years back.

[mrgrieves]

From your description of Profligate it sounds like something my other half will love, and I will pretend not to like. Looking forward to giving it a go!

[Caedus]

Vin Diesel Debuts New Song 'Feel Like I Do'

(From about 1:40 in…very odd😂)

[anon40717000]

The foursome of Hen Ogledd, Svalbard, Sufjan, and Deftones has made for a good weekend of listening That I have really enjoyed them all is great too.

[mrgrieves]

Never heard of Noiserv before, but this new album is a real beauty.

[paulo13]

Ooh cool, glad you like it! It’s really lovely.

His last album with singing, Always Visible Orchestra, was in 2013 and is really great too, and definitely worth lots of listens. Plus it’s in English too. He’s got so many great music videos and his previous cd and vinyl records have got such great packaging also. I’m waiting for Bandcamp Friday before ordering this album, although the packaging looks a bit more normal this time I think.

[Scagden]

Enjoyed a whole bunch of stuff this week but Svalbard has been the pick. What a consistently brilliant band.

[JoJoMarty]

I haven’t listened to it yet, but this record seems to be getting rave reviews (currently scoring an 88 on Metacritic).

[Octobadger]

Think the record sleeve subliminally channeling Leonard Cohen is earning him a few incremental points.

It is a good album though.

[mouth_breather]

This is proper great this. Might be my favourite material he’s done solo

[mouth_breather]

@sweetverbs

Consultant by Landowner (hardcore? post-hardcore?)

Liking this. The singer reminds me of Tim Harrington from Les Savy Fav and Jello Biafra from Dead Kennedys :jazz_club_cool:

[TVDenimChap]

Happy Thursday everybody

New Releases 18/09/20

Mooornin’ Everything Everything, @manches and Doves were the top picks last week. What’s everyone enjoyed this week? poll

SAULT, Osees and Anjimile were the top recommendations from last week. Lots of records this week, what did you all enjoy?

• A Certain Ratio - ACR Loco
• Action Bronson - Only For Dolphins
• Anna von Hausswolff - All Thoughts Fly
• Baby Rose - To Myself
• Bad Boy Chiller Crew - Full Wack No Brakes (Bradford rapping over an 1994 dance music beats)
• Beverly Glenn-Copeland - Transmissions: The Music Of Beverly Glenn-Copeland
• Blitzen Trapper - Holy Smokes Future Jokes
• Blue Hawaii - Under 1 House
• Bo Mould - Blue Hearts
• BOB - You Can Stop That For A Start
• Cabbage - Amanita Pantherina
• Death Bells - New Signs Of Life (Australian post-punk)
• Deftones - Ohms
• Dwarrowdelf - Evenstar (black metal)
• f5point6 - KaleidoSound: Time, Space & Frequencies Vol. 2 (cinematic ambience)
• Fleet Foxes - Shore
• Hen Ogledd - Free Humans (Richard Dawson’s wonky synth pop band)
• Holy Magick - Crystal Observatory (Brighton based psychedelic dreamrock band)
• Idles - Ultra Mono
• Jamie Lenman - King of Clubs
• Jess Gilliam - Time (classical)
• Khotin - Finds You Well (The Boards of Canada of Canada)
• Kolsch - Now Here No Where (cheesy, poppy techno)
• Kraków Loves Adana - Darkest Dreams (synths)
• Landowner - Consultant (hardcore? post-hardcore?)
• Lydia Loveless - Daughter
• Man of Moon - Dark Sea (Scottish psych rock)
• Marie Davidson, L’Œil Nu - Renegade Breakdown (genre hopping pop)
• Matthieu Bordenave, Patrice Moret, Florian Weber - La traversée (the jazz of restraint and open spaces)
• Mi’ens - Future Child (experimental noise rock duo from Vancouver)
• Mint Field - Sentimiento Mundial (shoegazing type stuff from Mexico)
• Moor Mother - Circuit City (noise jazz with poetry)
• Noiserv - Uma Palavra Começada Por N
• Oklou - Galore (French synthy electro kinda lady)
• Pillow Queens - In Waiting
• Prince - Sign O’ The Times (Super Deluxe)
• Profligate - Too Numb to Know (mash of dark electronic pop and static-y noise FFO Depeche Mode)
• Public Enemy - What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down?
• Richard Skelton - These Charms May Be Sung Over A Wound
• Sad13 - Haunted Painting
• Sarmism - Lessons
• Seth Bogart - Men On The Verg Of Nothing
• Sophia - Holding On / Leeting Go (indie rock)
• Sophie Loizou - Untold (drone-y beaty stuff)
• Sufjan Stevens - The Ascension
• Sunbane (@elights) - Crooked Timber
• Svalbard - When I Die, Will I Get Better? (melodic post hardcore FFO Holy Fawn, Rollo Tomassi, Pumpkins, Mew)
• Sylvan Esso - Free Love
• Tashi Dorji - Stateless (Acoustic improv)
• Teratolith - Eclipse (black metal)
• The Jimmy Chamberlin Complex - Honor (jazzy rock instrumentals FFO The Mars Volta)
• The Menzingers - From Exile (emo punk indie rock)
• The Ocean - Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic (progressive metal)
• Thurston Moore - By the Fire
• UADA - Djinn (black metal)
• Will Butler - Generations (More fun version of AF’s Suburbs sound)
• Yellow Days - A Day in a Yellow Beat (wonky faux-soul, indie synth-funk, and sampledelic bedroom pop, all deeply rooted in the 1960s and '70s)
• Yves Jarvis - Sundry Rock Song Stock

[FKA_Adam_Jeffson]

@SenorDingDong

92-track Sign O’ the Times (AW YEAH!)

FTFY

[mouth_breather]

Not managed to listen to Bob Mould, Death Bells, Fleet Foxes, Hen Ogledd, Noiserv, Pillow Queens, Sunbane or The Ocean yet. Why does all the good shit get released on the last Friday of the month grrrr

[FKA_Adam_Jeffson]

@Pale-eyedBadger

8 hours and 2 mins

@drspaceman

All credits for humour go to @drspaceman

[Elights]

Yeah I voted for my own record. No I’m not sorry.

Also, Deftones, Sufjan and Sarmism. Was the new Field Lines Cartographer last week too?

[TVDenimChap]

@Elights

Was the new Field Lines Cartographer last week too?

Possibly? If it wasn’t mentioned in the thread I may have missed it…

[Twinkletoes]

Yup

[Yesiamaduck]

Thurston Moore record really surprised me - it starts a bit by numbers but the longer tracks have some fantastic ‘jam’ sessions in them and its really sonically pleasing