Dusty Chalk

Was listening to the new album by Crane Wreck, The Crane in Wane Falls Gainly on the Dane, because I love Debussy, will put on the Ghostses next.

A British friend of mine (whose ears I trust more’n my own: ”See if you can find the time to hunt down something called and Innuos (even the Mini is stunning) you will honestly never want to listen to music stored anywhere ellse again. it's a unique music server - I get to sell loads, and listen to them both at home and work. the 'Statement' is a beast, but oh my! I control it via iPad and an app called ipeng. Utterly sublime.” Probably falls into Brooklyn territory. My personal solution has to be a computer, because Bandcamp, HDTracks, Tidal, etc.

Check your spam folder Me: instrumental metal: https://liquify.bandcamp.com/releases

Correction: I only have their first four albums. So created a playlist in Tidal of all their albums. In the meantime, enjoying The Evpatoria Report, some really pretty, tantric post-rock.

That’s an interesting choice of room treatment.

That’s the one of theirs I don’t have, will give it a listen, thanks! But first, finishing listening to Rustin Man’s (formerly of Talk Talk) new album and previous album, Clockdust and Drift Code.

So good, reminds me of Bowie, maybe a less nightmare-ish Scott Walker

Demo version of new R.E.M. song!

Weekly goulash, soon to be twice weekly.

Ooh, will have to queue that up, thanks!

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Nils Frahm's annual Piano Day (88th day of the year) playlist:

Egad!

https://www.pbs.org/video/arctic-monkeys-wild-child-dt0fem/

Why? Is there something I don't know?

For some reason, I have 28 Days Later on the brain, so I listened to the soundtrack and now listening to other soundtracks he's done. Mostly high-brow horror, like Sunshine, The Last House on the Left, and City by the Sea.

RIP Curly saw them so many times when I was a kid with my dad. Fond memories.

You are all best R.E.M. fans.

I would say that makes you a real R.E.M. fan, old school. Have your own opinion, man!

Useless Duck Company and Kevin James are keeping me entertained during the end days.

For some reason, I have Black Sabbath ruining my brain, so...The Complete Studio Albums 1970-1978, to be followed by The Dio Years.