Sorry Spen, I was a little surprised nobody else included it already. On first listen I’ve quite liked it with the obvious ones of Scottie Pippen & Truffles standing out but I also enjoyed Gucci Tried to Tell Me and the opener of The Valley of the Shadow of Death.
I really hope someone does a recut of the Pig film trailer with the track Truffles. =p
Spiritual jazz grooves of the absolute highest order, it’s going to take a lot to pull me away from this record today. Sax, hammond organ, guitar and drums.
Damn, looks like the Jamire Williams album was pushed back to December. Was really looking forward to that one today. Ah well, at least there are at least 5 other jazz albums today that I need to make my way through! Theon Cross and Jamael Dean are first up, then hopefully Tenderlonious, Vels Trio and Muriel Grossmann.
Mastodon, Lone and Mick Jenkins also need a listen too. Big day!
Collaboration between a deep house producer and marimba player - I’m a bit worse for wear this morning and this is like a lovely warm bath for my ears.
After a wasteland of a month, it all piles in today? Ah well.
Max Cooper.
Chin scratching electronica. His first live album.
Whitechapel.
Deathcore. They slowed down on the last album and it was fantastic, they’ve slowed down a lot again and it sounds a bit… safe? Still face meltingly heavy in places.
Lake Haze.
Electronica giving me J G Ballard vibes. Especially the second song.
Teethgrynder
I don’t know how to describe them. Metal adjacent? Dark and sinister would be a good starting place.
Qrion
Her debut album. Hoping for dance bangers.
Soars.
The Cult of Luna keyboard player goes solo with a very pretty post rock album that sounds like GIAA.
Former Dolly Mixture guitarist and singer with a solo record, a rather lovely lo-fi indie pop album, albeit with the sad backstory that Rachel’s husband and the producer of this album, Steve Lovell (producer of Julian Cope, Blur and others) died earlier this year.