Dusty Chalk

Happy birthday, Shelly! (party favour noise)

Archive, Glass Minds (Expanded Edition) https://tidal.com/album/519187771/u Euro-indie/alternative/space rock/shoegaze/trip hop/??? (really fucked up) example:

Queens of the Stone Age riff rizz with 2 drummers and a baritone guitar what an unusual formula, I love it. Originally discovered them through this clip:

Nice. I just waxing poetic about that first concert feeling.

Since I couldn't go on their FIRST NORTH AMERICAN TOUR, this:

New Halou! Brutalism for Lovers Bandcamp link

The first band that I saw after lockdown -- actually saw in person, that is, I watched a lot of streamed performances -- was Zombi (yes, named after that great soundtrack). They did a pivot recently, into the world of yacht rock covers: https://zombi.bandcamp.com/album/zombi-friends-volume-1 Highly recommended

I love Charles Bradley! One of the many great finds from Daptone Records.

Speaking of long walks, maybe I should have posted this here: It's worth the payoff, trust me. Okay, maybe not, I am, after all, my own favourite comedian. Inspired by a serious comment to a funny post on LinkedIn.

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I think the song is better than the video

I am smitten -- this is gorgeous, right up there with Ólafur Arnalds. Thank you for sharing.

I've always been a fan of her as an actress, but jiminy, this 1 minute as a musician is sublime.

❤️ Belated Happy Piano Day ∞ ∞

The Hu: exists

Happy unbirthday, Jeffy! (party favour noise) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bTM8ndwxUk

Nine Inch Noize (Nine Inch Nails/Boysnoize collab) Coachella set -- visuals are pretty great

Yeah, one of my life's regrets is never having seen him live. Probably in my top 10 of influences in my life as a musician.

Sounds like Jean-Michel Jarre on the soundtrack.

You're an amazing person, Todd. Cheers! EDIT: And that was before I saw the other post. I'm at a loss for words. Thank you so much, Todd and everyone.

(clicks tongue) Noice. Winning.

You know...there is whole house reverse osmosis...

Apparently a very small US presence -- three dealers.

Tony Rivers -- did a lot of session work (backing vocals, arranging) with names I'm fond of -- Alan Parsons Project, Al Stewart, Roger Daltrey, Cliff Richard, et al.

I just really love this song so much. I was actually working on translating it to guitar, back when I played.