#45

Loving this Lice album, cheers for the rec!

#46

Im enjoying Yoasobi - The Book if you want some J-pop

#47

Is there anyway to like ‘bookmark’ albums in Band camp? Just have to use wishlist?

#48

I love it when this happens @Twinkletoes

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#49

This has been a lovely surprise in a disappointingly patchy day for new releases - thank you!

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#50

This is pretty good. Voice is a bit like Arthur Russell in parts.

#51

:grinning:

#52

Quite disappointed with the Viagra Boys album after a few listens.

Pretty disjointed as an album, doesn’t really feel as though it’s building towards anything - and the individual tracks feel half-powered and restrained. I can’t tell if they’ve over or under thought it, but to my ears they haven’t found the right way forward from the excellent Street Worms, which was like a blast of fresh air.

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#53

YOASOBI - The Book

#54

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJyvdGrAjUf/?igshid=1j26cc47hs5e9

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#56

Very much enjoyed this :blush:

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#57

New Hold Steady single

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#58

The Lice album is awesome. Miles away from their early EPs which I also enjoyed. A bit Girl Band in places but lots of other things in there too.

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#59

don’t think she likes it when you call it an album

not listened yet but looking forward to it

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#60

So yeah, listened to this a few times. It’s really really good

#61

Reminds me of Yeasayer, cant say I love it but its certainly enjoyable enough. Will keep an eye for future releases as see quite a lot of potential as he often sounds HUGE just think the singwriting and production sometimes loses me

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#62

Have had a couple of listens to the Hilang Child album today and quite like it, thanks!

Definitely enjoying the Casper Clausen album too. This song in particular is pretty catchy:

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#63

really liked this with the synths rather than some of the cheesier keyboard sounds they go in for sometimes

#64

Stimulator Jones is my first album of the year. For the jazzcats, completely different to his funky debut which was one of my favourites of 2018.