Dusty Chalk

Revisited both the Agalloch and the Swans -- I take back what I said (or rather, agreed with) re: the new Agalloch -- I quite like that post-metal instrumental, "Plateau of the Ages".

Oh, come on, you gotta see him live, always interesting. Me, just: Le Butcherettes, Cry is for the Flies on First Listen Nice throwback to deathrock era punkishness

Happy birthday! (party favour noise)

I liked it, actually, but I could see how one could find it boring. Did you find 13 boring? I didn't.

I doubt Jude would be of much help -- he'd probably want you to agree to the TOA, also.

I concur, actually, I'll listen to it again, but the new Swans affected me much more positively (if one can use, 'positively' in this context).

Yeah, thanks for all the input. Now if you could only tell me how to get 25% off... (Nah, I'm kidding, still going the Oppo route, myself.)

I don't have an iPhone, but I'm about ready to try sous vide. What's the iPhone connection, it tells you when it's ready? You can control the temperature of the bath?

Mirah, Changing Light on First Listen -- digging this, female singer/songwriter type with flashes of Jewel, Kate Bush and Fever Ray.

No, I mean making sausages is worth the effort.

We need to convince Jacob that it's worth the effort.

Classic Swans -- alternating between dirge-like and mysterious and dirge-like tantric and raucous.

I haven't listened yet, I was too busy making notes on which ones from last week I wanted to get and in what priority. EDIT: Just started -- I can tell you it's 2 hours long.

That doesn't sound like a fair trade at all -- couldn't they mix some morphine in or something?

Swans at least had that "indie hipster" cred to them, so Agalloch was the more shocking to me...but I was still surprised.

Agalloch, The Serpent & the Sphere on First Listen (!) Also, the new Swans, for those of you who know who they are. Someone's in a dark mood over at NPR.

The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger (Sean Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl)

Did you make enough for the whole class? Om nom nom nom nom

Mmmm...Kyuss...

Damon Albarn, Everyday Robots -- So. If Blur is an ensemble that contains Damon Albarn, and Gorillaz is Damon Albarn in virtual disguise, then what would an album by Damon Albarn actual sound like? It would sound exactly like this.

Chicken, spinach and garlic sausage from Wegmans. Sent from mah phone-blet via Tapatalk

Yeezh, remind me never to work out in the morning.

Inventions live stream (Explosions in the Sky + Eluvium, so pretty much post-rock^2)