November 3, 20214 yr 11 hours ago, mikeymad said: "CLOSURE / CONTINUATION is due for release on Music For Nations/Sony on 24th June 2022" Dang we have to wait until mid next year? Good sample track though. But if you preorder the album now, you can buy tickets for October November tour dates in EU UK.
November 5, 20214 yr I've been following this young lady for some time, this video is pretty damn good Then went to a recording of a radio broadcast by the great Pat Martino, RIP:
November 5, 20214 yr Listening to the new Emma Ruth Rundle, Engine of Hell -- unlike anything she's ever done before. Beautiful acoustic slowcore, very minimalist, raw production.
November 6, 20214 yr 2 hours ago, Dusty Chalk said: Listening to the new Emma Ruth Rundle, Engine of Hell -- unlike anything she's ever done before. Beautiful acoustic slowcore, very minimalist, raw production. I had been keeping an eye out for this but didn’t realize it came out today. Thanks!
November 6, 20214 yr New Bent Knee, Frosting. Not sure what to make of it. Not sure I ever will. I kinda like about half of it, but I fricking hate the hyperpop stuff -- the autotune and fucked up vocal modulation stuff, that just sounds like children playing with toys. I just don't get it. This is one of the better tunes: 2 hours ago, en480c4 said: I had been keeping an eye out for this but didn’t realize it came out today. Thanks! You're welcome! Did you see there's a new Aimee Mann as well?
November 6, 20214 yr More Pat Martino. A pretty rare live recording before he suffered the stroke and consequent memory loss. Such a great musician
November 6, 20214 yr Finally listening to Let It Be Superdeluxe. I’ve obviously heard the Glyn Johns bootleg, but boy this is the album I wanted Let It Be Naked to be, in full quality. Warts and all, and there are plenty. It’s glorious. Edited November 6, 20214 yr by EdipisReks1
November 7, 20214 yr 22 hours ago, Dusty Chalk said: You're welcome! Did you see there's a new Aimee Mann as well? Listened to this split between yesterday and today. Not at all what I would’ve expected after On Dark Horses, the Staying Power single and her collaborations with Thou. That said, it’s Emma Ruth Rundle, so it’s no surprise that it’s outstanding! Aimee Mann has not been someone I’ve revisited much since the Magnolia soundtrack, if I’m honest. But with more time to listen with my new job, I’ll dive in next week!
November 7, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, en480c4 said: Listened to this split between yesterday and today. Not at all what I would’ve expected after On Dark Horses, the Staying Power single and her collaborations with Thou. That said, it’s Emma Ruth Rundle, so it’s no surprise that it’s outstanding! Aimee Mann has not been someone I’ve revisited much since the Magnolia soundtrack, if I’m honest. But with more time to listen with my new job, I’ll dive in next week! Yeah, I listened to ERR all in one sitting, it was sublime. Re: Aimee Mann -- oh. She's settled into a nice comfy singer-songwriter niche, which I find worth listening to once in a while, but if she's not your thing, don't force yourself. I thought I remembered you liking her. Only semi-unrelated: really looking forward to Chelsea Wolfe/Converge
November 8, 20214 yr Their best yet I think. Quote As The War on Drugs has grown in size and stature from bedroom recording project to sprawling, festival-headlining rock outfit, Adam Granduciel’s role has remained constant: It’s his band, his vision. But when the pandemic forced recording sessions for their fifth LP I Don’t Live Here Anymore to go remote in 2020, Granduciel began encouraging his bandmates to take ownership of their roles within each song—to leave their mark. “Once we got into a groove of sending each other sessions, it was this really cool thing where everyone had a way of working on their own time that really helped,” he tells Apple Music. “I think being friends with the guys now and collaborative for so many years, each time we work together, it's like everyone's more confident in their role and I’m more confident in my desire for them to step up and bring something real. I was all about giving up control.” That shift, Granduciel adds, opened up “new sonic territory” that he couldn’t have seen by himself. And the sense of peace and perspective that came with it was mirrored—if not made possible—by changes in his personal life, namely the birth of his first child. A decade ago, Granduciel would have likely obsessed and fretted over every detail, making himself unwell in the process, “but I wasn't really scared to turn in this record,” he says. “I was excited for it to be out in the world, because it's not so much that you don't care about your work, but it’s just not the most important thing all the time. I was happy with whatever I could contribute, as long as I felt that I had given it my all.” Edited November 8, 20214 yr by Hopstretch
November 9, 20214 yr Just finished this NPR's Tiny Desk concert by William Prince. https://www.npr.org/2021/11/08/1051412129/william-prince-tiny-desk-home-concert?jwsource=cl
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