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Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Sun October 01, 2017 1:42 pm

chewm wrote:The new Protomartyr is hitting me hard.

A few tracks in and I was gonna post the same thing. God I love this band.

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Mon October 02, 2017 3:26 pm

LoathedVermin72 wrote:
chewm wrote:The new Protomartyr is hitting me hard.

A few tracks in and I was gonna post the same thing. God I love this band.


http://www.npr.org/sections/allsongs/20 ... rotomartyr

Nice little break down on the songs.

Album fucking jams.

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Thu October 05, 2017 2:22 pm

Really looking forward to this new one from Adelaide's Wireheads.

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Fri October 13, 2017 4:54 pm

liam gallagher album
:wave:

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Thu October 19, 2017 10:21 pm

Caught up on a few albums this week.

Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile - Lotta Sea Lice. Not really into CB although this album has some lovely moments. Need to hear the last two KV albums now. He intrigues me.

St Vincent - MASS. There’s 4-5 solid tracks that I’ll listen to a fair bit. I’ll try to hear more albums of hers.

Steve Earle and the Dukes - So You Wanna Be an Outlaw. I loved his 90s run of albumsup to Jerusalem. Don’t think I’ll play this again.

Destroyer - Ken. Never heard any of his/their stuff. Needs another play. He voice may be a deal breaker though.

Robert Plant - Carry Fire. Tasty indeed. Nice listen that isn’t at all essential.

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Thu October 19, 2017 10:22 pm

LetMeSleep wrote:Caught up on a few albums this week.

Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile - Lotta Sea Lice. Not really into CB although this album has some lovely moments. Need to hear the last two KV albums now. He intrigues me.

St Vincent - MASS. There’s 4-5 solid tracks that I’ll listen to a fair bit. I’ll try to hear more albums of hers.

Steve Earle and the Dukes - So You Wanna Be an Outlaw. I loved his 90s run of albumsup to Jerusalem. Don’t think I’ll play this again.

Destroyer - Ken. Never heard any of his/their stuff. Needs another play. He voice may be a deal breaker though.

Robert Plant - Carry Fire. Tasty indeed. Nice listen that isn’t at all essential.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Please give Strange Mercy a listen when you have the time and you want to dip your toe back in the St. Vincent pool. I'd really love to talk to you about that record.

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Thu October 19, 2017 10:28 pm

WIll do, friend. Got a lot of back up at the moment plus some podcast back up.

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Thu October 19, 2017 10:37 pm

LetMeSleep wrote:WIll do, friend. Got a lot of back up at the moment plus some podcast back up.

No rush. Take your time. Just let me know when you do get there. I think we could have some good conversations about that record. Plus, you know, I value your take on things. Even if you hate the record, I still think it will be fun to talk about.

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Thu October 19, 2017 11:16 pm

LetMeSleep wrote:
Destroyer - Ken. Never heard any of his/their stuff. Needs another play. He voice may be a deal breaker though.



oh man, i can't stand Dan Bejar's voice

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Thu October 19, 2017 11:36 pm

I like Dan Bejar and his voice.

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Thu October 19, 2017 11:45 pm

unbelievable

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Fri October 20, 2017 3:21 pm

Geez, I haven't been keeping up on posting in this thread, so here's a new release dump:

Last two (probably) Constellation releases for this year, Off World's 2 came out October 6, and Esmerine's Mechanics of Dominion releases today.

Off World - 2

Ambient and exotica influenced electronics

Esmerine - Mechanics of Dominion

Neo-classical instrumental rock

Joni Void put out an EP last week, hors-champ, that acts as a companion to the album Selfless that came out earlier this year.

Joni Void - hors-champ

Plunderphonics / sound collage

Also out last week was a new Khôra album, Dust Remains to Speak, a collection of pieces worked out over the last seven years.

Khôra - Dust Remains to Speak

Progressive electronic and psychedlia and folk-influenced ambient

Then to the future, Ryan Driver's first solo album in seven years, Careless Thoughts, out November 24 on Tin Angel Records.

Ryan Driver - Careless Thoughts

Jazz-tinged folk and country songs

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Fri October 20, 2017 3:26 pm

Brett wrote:Geez, I haven't been keeping up on posting in this thread, so here's a new release dump:

Last two (probably) Constellation releases for this year, Off World's 2 came out October 6, and Esmerine's Mechanics of Dominion releases today.

Off World - 2

Ambient and exotica influenced electronics


This is pretty cool. Like Brian Eno meets Adult Swim. Thanks!

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Fri October 20, 2017 5:24 pm

tragabigzanda wrote:
Brett wrote:Geez, I haven't been keeping up on posting in this thread, so here's a new release dump:

Last two (probably) Constellation releases for this year, Off World's 2 came out October 6, and Esmerine's Mechanics of Dominion releases today.

Off World - 2

Ambient and exotica influenced electronics


This is pretty cool. Like Brian Eno meets Adult Swim. Thanks!

Glad you liked it. Their debut, 1, came out last year. It was more like a soundtrack to a documentary about extraterrestrials or something - more cinematic in tone. This new one is closer to what I was hoping the project would be like, so I'm enjoying it. It's likely that 3 will be out some time next year.

On another note, I thought I was forgetting to mention something in my last post. I recently had a whim to check out the new Deerhoof album, Mountain Moves, despite not being too fond of their last few releases. It's actually pretty good; it doesn't feel like they're retreading on this one. There's also quite a few guests, a first for them.

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Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Mon October 23, 2017 8:19 pm

Speaking of Mountain Movers, this record is fantastic.


buckle up.

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Wed October 25, 2017 8:28 pm

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Fri October 27, 2017 4:11 am

Lina Allemano's Titanium Riot are releasing their second album, Squish It!, on November 1, but it's available for streaming and digital purchase on Bandcamp now. Spacey free jazz for trumpet, synth, bass, and drums.



CD can be obtained from Allemano's site: http://www.linaallemano.com/recordings-page.html#SquishIt

Re: 2016 Sucks; Can We Skip to 2017? (The Albums of 2017 Thr

Sun October 29, 2017 11:16 pm

Anyone heard the new Julien Baker? Just listening now and it seems to be more polished than her last album.

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Mon October 30, 2017 1:04 am

LetMeSleep wrote:Anyone heard the new Julien Baker? Just listening now and it seems to be more polished than her last album.

I loved "Something" of her debut, but overall I found that whole album a tad 'samey'. I'll give this new one a listen for sure though.

She's one of my daughter's favourites.

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Mon October 30, 2017 2:06 am

I feel like I shouldn't like it as much, but I keep coming back to this new Alvvays album.
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