The point of these threads is to encourage people to look for new and interesting music. We do this by listening to and ideally discussing albums we've never heard before. Many of us already listen to new music daily, these people are in it to venture "out of their comfort zone" by listening to albums they otherwise wouldn't have, or just to have a good time.
pasteboard - glitter telstar drugs - sonatine good night and good morning - narrowing type
Brandon Martinez
I notice you have the 1958 version of Art Blakey's A Night in Tunisia, but you should do the 1961 version instead, it's the definitive version.
Gavin Sanchez
94 left :{}
will do thanks boys ;))
Aiden Perry
berg quartett - string quartets brel à l'olympia africa/brass pop crimes jazz pa svenska blowing in from chicago monk's music the visitor way down south N E W O X B O W max roach ft hassan masse mensch material the dwelling imaginary sonicscape nattens madrigal dimension hatröss blush music kan mikami
Jackson Evans
gentle giant - acquiring taste maurizio - mcd jordaan mason - thank you michael mayer - immer nazareth - hair of the dog david lee roth - eat em and smile tv on the radio - return to cookie mountain
Caleb Cruz
Still need help with this, paging dogwander, this is ur album
James Smith
one day...
uhh Świetliki - O.gród K.oncentracyjny (dwa dni później) Voo Voo - Sno-powiązałka Wipers - Over the Edge
Coltrane - Africa / Brass Death - Individual thot patterns Dexter Gordon - Go Robert rich - somnium Huerco S. - colonial patterns Mark Stewart - learning to cope with cowardice Voivod - demension hattross The work - rubber cage
that Brel album is on my current chart but yeah I'll do the rest
looking forward to that mmason album a lot actually
and the ass eating one too
oooo looks interesting. will do.
two of those were recced already otherwise added
Joshua Hill
i-i can't read it
i clicked on the dl but it didn't work for me
Nicholas Sullivan
you need an account
Dominic Jenkins
univers zero - heresies univwrs zero - ceux de hors chelsea wolfe world of skin - 10 songs x japan wugazi - 13 chambers
Landon Ward
to be fair the 2 polish ones are my favorites partly because of the lyrical content but I'm really curious what you'll get out of it
i went over most of the list but couldn't find much that i knew and liked :s you should listen to the first one, チャクラ - さてこそ, just for one song tho. you'll realise which one
Levi White
Paul Giovanni/Gary Carpenter/Magnet - The Wicker Man Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks: New York Sessions Snarky Puppy - We Like It Here
Oliver Bell
lol wugazi I forgot about that one
will do
that one is actually on my current chart rn but I'll get on it
I like Blood On the Tracks a lot, so I'd be surprised if I don't like that one either.
Jayden Gutierrez
thanks
this is taking a century to dl though, i think i'm going to skip to s's albums and do those first while this is dling
Nicholas Lopez
which are s' albums?
Easton Richardson
It's the yin to the "official"'s yang
Matthew Walker
>Mingus - Black Saint and the Sinner Lady (already heard, is 4.5/5) >Eliane Radigue - Trilogie De La Mort >Natural Snow Buildings - The Dance of the Moon and the Sun (already heard, but don't have rated, and it's been forever)
Thomas Smith
i found this to be kinda disappointing but any ambient/bandcamp nerds looking for 2017 stuff might dig it
more like wewgazi it just looked really dumb so i picked it
what ever happened to yamir chort
Xavier Mitchell
Shit both of these albums I need to listen to are so damn long too, but excited for the second one >Friends 3.83 from 41 ratings
Hunter Ward
o those are good did i finish it the pic must be in my pc i guess but i've been using my laptop lately o they are long as well
Joshua Sanders
Michael Gordon - Decasia Felix laband - Deaf Safari Laurel Halo - Quarantine Paddy McAloon - I trawl the megahertz Jonsi - Go
:^)
Noah Peterson
>o those are good i'd hope so since you picked em as your favorites :^)
Parker Johnson
why do you not like ought wtf
Henry Martin
didn't even look at the trip when you posted the tracker thing, excuse my saying s's instead of yours
William Cruz
it's ok i frogive u
Nicholas Peterson
Listening to that Natural Snow Buildings record now, can't stop smiling since the third track, on the fourth now >mfw just realized how much i'm going to have to curve cushion after doing this chart
Brandon Nguyen
>Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat >Rock, Punk, Spoken Word
The "looping record" effect at the end of the first track is neat. A simple keyboard and gritty drums populate a compressed song that sounds like it's being heard from a distant radio.
The NEXT track, The Gift, has a delightful horror story, which the band's playing allows to be told in a matter-of-fact way. Lady Godiva's Operation details a surgical operation, from what first sounds like it'd be a description of a promiscuous woman-- transitioning into the light strums of Here She Comes Now.
To put it in the simplest terms, the sunny guitars and drums of the band are a framework for their darker messages. The album cover itself seems to portray this as well: simple white lettering on darkness.
I Heard Her Call My Name is more explicit with this presentation, and the lead guitar rips through the steady eight notes of the set. Sister Ray goes on for longer than I'd like, but had some neat noisiness
This is probably the first punk album I've I decently enjoyed. Maybe because it retains melodic song structures, making the songs and their content itself more memorable. And the image of horrified parents hearing this some 50 years ago. What it seems to lack was a real direction behind all its songs, but I guess that's a part of the punk aesthetic.
6/10
Josiah White
>Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love >Singer/songwriter, Folk
Cohen's voice and need to sort of droop his words makes me weary...
At least, I WOULD have wrote that if I didn't realize I was halfway through listening to Songs of Love and Hate, not Songs of Leonard Cohen. Which made hearing Cohen being much more gentle on Suzanne a greater pleasure.
Compared to the American Primitivism I've heard from previous albums, I'm glad Cohen allowed the backing orchestration to stay. I imagine without it, Cohen would have been a bit too lonely with his deep storytelling. Gives them a sense of importance, beyond "love song."
That sense of importance is important, because Cohen was a poet. The miniscule clockwork band that passes on Sisters Of Mercy, the touch of strings and electric guitar on Master Song, the plain female choruses of Suzanne and So Long, Marianne. Easily enjoyable, while Cohen weaves his watercolour tales.
These aren't wildly colorful watercolour tales, keep in mind: there's a bleakness that hangs over some of the tracks, and Cohen knows this. Sometimes it really is just a look on love (Hey, Thats no way to say goodbye), but others seem to calmly wander and explore Cohen's memories (Teachers, One of Cannot Be Wrong). Master Song left the biggest impression on me, for toying with the theme of servant and master.
To sum up the futile feelings of the entire album, from Suzanne:
>And the sun pours down like honey >On our lady of the harbour >And she shows you where to look >Among the garbage and the flowers >There are heroes in the seaweed >There are children in the morning >They are leaning out for love >And they will lean that way forever
8/10
Ryan Young
half of daily is triggered
Aaron Bennett
otay
I'll talk about it later
lolol nice
I doubt you're gonna like Minor Threat that much based on what you said in that review, but idk how you can listen to WL/WH and NOT talk about Sister Ray. Shit is ding dong, and it's probably one of the best rock ever made (according to scaruffi).
Juan Diaz
dont worry once the second cd hits you wont need to curve cushion as hard :^)
i dont think you did and if you did you never posted about it
Levi Parker
yeah it's something else
Cameron Reed
>sister ray goes on for longer than id like wew according to scaruffi it's the top rock song
Kevin Collins
>dont worry once the second cd hits you wont need to curve cushion as hard :^) damn
Ayden Lewis
i guess i'll look for it in my pc tomorrow and pan the remaining ones maybe
I don't really have much to say about Motoharu Sano's someday. It's another okay city pop album, though this one features more influence from 80's funk and Bruce Springsteen than The Beach Boys. Maybe I'm just getting fatigued, but this album is pretty much the definition of average. Not really much else to say.
5
Another good album found! Yumi Arai's Hiko-ki Gumo is some pretty damn good jazzy folk pop, with beautiful vocals throughout. I'm kind of tired while writing this, so I'm not going to go into a whole lot of detail, but this is a well-composed, well-performed pop record that I am definitely going to come back to.
7+
Isaac Butler
im having trouble sticking to my charts man i think i started this in march haha! anyway immer is a /really/ good mix
Tyler Scott
Seems like the charts have a hard time sticking to you too, looks like it ran away haha
Nathaniel Kelly
haha
Isaiah Bennett
so much trouble, in fact, that i can't even remember to post them!
Aaron Miller
I always forget that album name what is it called?
aquabats David Thomas Broughton vs. 7 Hertz Wendy Carlos - Beauty in the Beast The Chariot - One Wing Faxed Head - Chiropractic gipsy kings gospel
Jose Lopez
Grilled lamb and liver sandwich
Noah Brown
>shamepai vs jimmy jazz
cant be fucked to "review" again but shamepai narrowly wins, both were good recs tho, lô borges's album just couldn't compare to clube da esquina whereas shamepai's rec was one of the more interesting minimal synth records around, wish these guys had more material desu
catherine ribeiro + 2 bis - s/t burning witch - crippled lucifer fenn o'berg - the return of nusrat fateh ali khan & michael brooks - night song atari teenage riot - 1995 de kift - vlaskoorts akiko yano - tadaima zywizna - plays zaswiec niesiacku and other kurpian songs the ex - pokkeherrie crawl unit - stop listening LAM - s/t
reccing u is fuckin hard u listen to way too much shit
Jack Gray
QUICK
ONE RANDOM REC
FIRST ONE GETS IN
gospel is on my current chart otherwise will do
I have literally zero of these on my to do
Austin Stewart
Dungen - haxan
Juan Lewis
aaron dilloway - modern jester
Ryder Davis
shite
Jack Gray
It's done.
What are y'all hype for?
I'll do both ;)
Josiah Sanchez
do i look like i have time to go through your to do
Ayden Lopez
also lol @ how the pic on topsers for Desertshore's s/t (bottom row 4th from the left) is just a photo some dude took of the LP on his bed or something
Easton Ross
death (not the band)
Isaac Morales
...
Dominic Nguyen
yes
Xavier Adams
new oxbow, ass hole
Dominic Brooks
no
put them on your to do, shit head
Jordan Gonzalez
damn...
darn...
heck...
okay I will
maybe rec them next time around then
Alexander Thomas
fuck face
Jaxson Russell
yes ok thank
new oxbow now, shit dick
Oliver Howard
cant wait for my shitty recs to get panned
Cooper Brown
oxbow sucks fuckin feet they're such a pleb ass fetish yeah fish deserves to listen to them
Brody Diaz
I still have like 15 albums left on my current chart calm down
hell yeah
Noah Nguyen
pic related
whats a chart i dont smoke crack
Asher Flores
yesss oxbow r shit eating music mmmh
Leo Brooks
which one is that to the left of immer?
David Walker
flip face
Jordaan Mason - thank you for contributing to the decline of stupid fucking western civilization
hopefully better than the actual album it's referencing
EeL - For Common People ROME - Die Æsthetik der Herrschaftsfreiheit Time Machines - s/t Aquarium - Paдиo Aфpикa
Joseph Howard
Yor - Lack of Being steffen-basho junghans - in the morning twilight
Daniel Kelly
dance hall style follow the sound
Cameron Moore
Sviđa mi se da ti ne bude prijatno Nang Nang The Flower Girl Oдбpaнa и пocлeдњи дaни 1-Bit Symphony Divine Music From a Jail Plays John Cassavetes Depressive Silence II Don Cherry [Orient]
The Third World by Gato Barbieri Artaud by Pescado Rabioso Construção Whatever you haven't heard by Jorge Ben Kaleidoscope (the Mexican one)
William Martin
thnx.
Josiah Morris
But low key don't do rife w typo I wanna do it as my listenalong
Dylan Harris
too late i've claimed the album now
you can paypal me $700 to own the rights to it
Chase Morales
sorry 4 the wait on this. congrats to the winners, now rec me a compilation (again, max a little over 70 minutes). ask me about anything on here
Jonathan Flores
Aight what's your paypal
Parker Anderson
The Jacks' Vacant World is an amalgam of western psychedelic rock and pop tropes and ideas that somehow manages to better and more interesting than a lot of 60's psychedelic music I've heard. It features Doors-like organ playing, Phil Spector girl group rhythms, bluesy surf guitars, and Eric Burdon-esque vocals, and is able to synthesize all of these elements into a collection of mellow psych dirges. The second and fifth tracks are my personal favorites, though I can't really think of any songs on here that detract from the album. This is definitely the best new (for me) album I've listened to from this list so far, and it seems to be an incredibly influential album in a Japanese rock after doing some research, so it's spot on this list is certainly deserved.
8-
Nolan Murphy
>jangle eat me with my own tec shit's hilarious idec
Grayson Foster
*rec
Justin Perry
>>jangle eat me with my own tec piggo eat the fishe
