So...Andrew W.K., except pop?

 

 

Really enjoying my second listen to the new(er) styx prog album.... 

 

Edited October 27, 20178 yr by mikeymad

And the new Roger

 

(yeah I am older)

 

 

for @acidbasement

Ne Obliviscaris - Urn

 

quick edit - all i really gotta say is anyone who yearns for Opeth of yester-years should just listen to these guys. can't give a much better compliment.

Edited October 27, 20178 yr by Aura

Yeah, holy hell, what a solid album. Are you going to see them on this tour Bryan? I'm hosting them in Winnipeg in a couple weeks - so excited!

edit: Also, the drummer is, like, the best drummer I've ever seen. I have no idea how he manages to coordinate what he does.

Edited October 27, 20178 yr by acidbasement

Julien Baker - Turn Out the Lights.

Saw this got a good review over at Pitchfork and checked it out. Yeah... it is really good. ?

Ocean Man!!!

Ween - Mollusk

Bob Mould - Workbook

My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult – 13 Above the Night

This was back when i had power at my house....been 36+ hours without, and counting.....

New Shpongle!  Have to say, though, was a bit underwhelmed for the first few songs, a bit bass-heavy EDM for me.  But they got more of that Psy-trance in later, so got better,

 

Edited October 31, 20178 yr by skullguise

This wonderful performance of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor

David & David -- Boomtown

Takes me back a bit ...

 

The Alan Wyatt Quartet.

Jazz saxophone instructor at Lee University, where my classical saxophone teacher just retired from.

Been wanting to see this dude blow for years. He doesn't disappoint.


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That is a jazz-size wine pour. I approve.

Charlie Cawood, bassist behind Knifeworld, The Divine Abstract -- egad, after My Tricksy Spirit and Bent Knee's new one, Land Animal, I'm a very happy boy.  Is very World-y.

stream it here

Baxter Dury -- Prince Of Tears

The Doors -- The Singles (Remastered)

On 11/4/2017 at 9:35 PM, Hopstretch said:

Baxter Dury -- Prince Of Tears

Listening to this and his back catalogue on Tidal— melikey, thanks for the intro.

 

One of the heaviest albums I know.  Raw, powerful, dirgey.  Music for end times.  Recommended tracks: "Bridges" and the title track.  Right up there with Giant Squid's Metridium Fields.