#98

Have given this 2 spins and am enjoying it. Flits between wonk pop and alt-guitary stuff nicely

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#99

Sun June album is gorgeous, good snowy morning music.

#100

Quite enjoying Weather Station. Very reminiscent of Loma in the way they rip off Talk Talk

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#101

Not seen this mentioned

produced by the car seat headrest dude

tis good

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#102

Still not sure Hayleys vocal inflections always work on her solo stuff. Still pretty good but I think she needs to change her vocal delivery for her solo project

#103

Y’all sleeping on TV Priest ? FFO Bambara, Do Nothing, The Fall, Idles ? (grabs coat and heads for the door…)

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#104

Bit late this week, but there’s a lot still to recommend!

Jazz & World Corner

Work Money Death - The Space in Which the Uncontrollable Unknown Resides, Can Be the Place from Which Creation Arises
Transcendental jazz inspired by, and doing justice to, Alice Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders.

Misc - Partager l’Ambulance
Quebecois jazz with toes in funk, turntablism and post-rock.

Femi Kuti / Made Kuti - Legacy +
Combined release of albums by the son and grandson of the Afro-beat legend Fela Kuti (also available separately).

Roy Montgomery - Island of Lost Souls
Polyphonic instrumentals from the Christchurch-based experimental guitarist.

Cristian Vogel - Rebirth of Wonky
Experimental techno from the Chilean-born maverick.

Badge Époque Ensemble - Future, Past & Present
Toronto jazz group with one new track and instrumental edits of all their tracks that were previously released adorned with vocals

Others

Tele Novella - Merlyn Belle
Recommend fans of the Magnetic Fields check this out, I think both the the simple and effective melodies and the lo-fi production share the same DNA - they describe themselves as “Coin-operated medieval country songs through a 1950s Western lens”.

Puma Blue - In Praise of Shadows
Downtempo, melancholy electronica

Galcher Lustwerk - Information (Redacted)
Another album of previous work with vocals removed, and some different mixes of work from his strong 2019 deep house album.

Odette - Herald
A soulful experimental pop record exploring the processing of personal traumas from Australian singer.

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#105

Been listening to this a fair bit over the past few days. Pretty nice

#106

Enjoyed the Marquee Moon quote in one of the Sun June tracks

#107

I’m really enjoying the first couple of tracks of this, thanks! Will hopefully give it a full listen through later.

#108

Enjoyed the first track of this also, so it’s on the list. Thanks!

#109

Haven’t got much from Sun June yet.

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#110

It’s that time again!

The Notwist, Madlib and Goat Girl were the top recs last week. What would you recommend this week?

  • Afrikan Sciences - Notes From A Solar Return
  • Badge Époque Ensemble - Future, Past & Present
  • Black Country, New Road - For the first time
  • Black Truffle, New Potatoes -
  • Career - Letting Out the Slack
  • Chargr - Vox Pop
  • Clementine March - Songs Of Resilience
  • Cult Of Luna - The Raging River
  • Femi Kuti - Stop The Hate
  • Femi Kuti, Made Kuti - Legacy +
  • Fleet Foxes - Shore
  • Foo Fighters - Medicine At Midnight
  • Frederik Valentin - 11001
  • Fucked Up - Year of the Horse
  • Galcher Lustwerk - Information (Redacted)
  • Gordian Stimm - Flirty Lucre for Public Sector
  • Guy Blakeslee - Postcards From The Edge
  • Hayley Williams - FLOWERS for VASES / descansos
  • Jimi Somewhere - Nothing Gold Can Stay
  • John Carpenter - Lost Themes III: Alive After Death
  • Lammergeiers - And I Will Wake The Dawn Itself!
  • Made Cuti - For(e)ward
  • Maria BC - Devil’s Rain
  • Meril Wubslin - Alors Quoi
  • Misc - Partager l’ambulance
  • Miss Grit - Imposter
  • Naked Days - My Head Hz
  • Nana Yamato - Before Sunrise
  • Octa Octa - She’s Calling EP
  • Odette - Herald
  • Ploho - Phantom Feelings
  • Psychedelic Porn Crumpets - SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound
  • Puma Blue - In Praise Of Shadows
  • Roy Montgomery - Island of Lost Souls
  • Ryley Walker And Kikagaku Moyo - Deep Fried Grandeur
  • Sarah Mary Chadwick - Me and Ennui Are Friends, Baby
  • Steve Hadfield (@Twinkletoes) - The Silly Baby LP
  • Sun June - Somewhere
  • Tele Novella - Merlynn Belle
  • Tha God Fahim, Your Old Droog - Tha Wolf On Wall St
  • The Decemberists - LIVE HOME LIBRARY VOL. I
  • The Staves - Good Woman
  • The Weather Station - Ignorance
  • TV Priest - Uppers
  • Work Money Death - The Space in Which the Uncontrollable Unknown Resides, Can Be the Place from Which Creation Arises

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New releases 12/02/2021
#111

Couldn’t resist voting for Black Truffle, New Potatoes! :grinning:

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#112

Although Frederik and Meril have easily been my favourites this week.

#113

Haven’t heard the album but loved the singles so I’ll be checking this out.

#114

Here’s a late entry. FFO Shellac, Erase Errata, the late 90s.

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#115

Edit: Old thread

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#116

I know it’s not a particularly envelope-pushing or groundbreaking record, and it may not end up in too many end of year lists, but I’m really enjoying this new Staves album from last Friday.

They have a knack for writing a really catchy folk/indie-pop tune with some lovely harmonies and instrumentals, which is perfect for the current white, wintery landscape.

I’ve never really been tempted to check them out but the title track, which is just a brilliant single in its own right, lured me in.

It’s still all somewhat understated but all the individual parts - the pitch-shifted looping backing vocals, the rolling drum beat, the soft and perfectly judged lead vocal, the teasing guitar licks - build up to beautifully conclude the track for a really satisfying whole.

I reckon if you really enjoyed the HAIM record from last year then you’ll like this too.

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DiS Users' February 2021 Album Of The Month - THE RESULTS
#117

Enjoying this, TY!

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