Sophie Milman (2006)

In retrospect, I think her first album was the best one.

Coincidently, I met "Tokyo Rose" Eva Toguri in Chicago back when I was a kid.

 

I Break Horses - Warnings

New artist to me. I likey

some \m/

Horrendous - Ecdysis

Smokemaster

http://progstreaming.nl/pages/play-album.php?activeAlbum=2020-05-06-04 - Smokemaster - Smokemaster
This is actually more typical of SMoD than prog, but medigs either way.

https://www.wwoz.org/listen/player/?fbclid=IwAR15My3oYvcIQgi_3ePB0jzjqVpx84tZHF1GDs63WS23ma__NeYO_9GhWAk

It's all I've listened to since they did jazz fest in place.

Listened to this like 3 times today -- modern prog:

http://progstreaming.nl/pages/play-album.php?activeAlbum=2020-05-03-01 - My Arrival - Satur9 and Indigo

"Prog From Home" online festival

 

Sonic Youth - Dirty

Hayley Williams - Petals For Armor

 

Highly recommend this if you like Roxy Music, Prefab Sprout, The Blue Nile etc.

 

Edited May 12, 20206 yr by Hopstretch

I definitely like those things, will listen later.  Right now listening to some nice wake up music from supergroup/side project/vanity project/??? Legend of the Seagullmen:

 

Might just be time for a Mad Dog Margarita.

Some Morning Patricia

{Okay I forgot how good the band and recording was}

 

Some morning classical

A beautiful songs of films of Sofia Coppola Qobuz playlist 

https://www.qobuz.com/gb-en/playlists/1516440 

Hatari! Soundtrack

Not the band Hatari

Edited May 13, 20206 yr by blessingx

I grew up on Henry Mancini, and that soundtrack in particular was one of my favourites.

Mather, This is the Underground

progressive hard rock with clean vocals -- totally dig this!  Lots of nice dynamics, from clean almost country to soaring lead guitar solos and great ensemble playing.  RIYL Elder, harder rocking Pineapple Thief, et al

https://mather.bandcamp.com/releases

Better Oblivion Community Center

Siouxsie and the Banshees - Peepshow

On 5/12/2020 at 2:03 PM, robm321 said:

Some morning classical

Gave this a listen -- quite good!  And wise choices, too, I enjoyed the sequence of Schubert/Berg/Liszt -- Berg's piece almost seemed like an interlude.

Now:  super mellow clean jammy guitars:

https://stonerebel1.bandcamp.com/album/land-of-the-dying-dreams

Before the days of social distancing.

And interspecies transmission.

And of course Canadian high school choir/cover bands. 

 

And up next...I'm not sure I understand gender, but women singing Tom Waits shines something related to truth on it (if my personal biases can be ignored) 

EDIT: Final melodrama of the night... 

 

Edited May 15, 20206 yr by blessingx