New for 2018 until the other is found

[Undie]

White Star Liner - PSB:

There's always one I don't much like and this is the one - dull.

I have to say, I agree with you on this. I am a huge fan of some of their earlier work but this just doesn't seem very well thought out. In fact I'd say it sounds too much like one of their earlier songs. I hope they haven't reached their capacity for making that newsreel/music thing new and different

[Undie]

Really enjoying a couple of albums at the moment one by J Mascis from Dinosaur Jnr and the other Walter Martin from Walkmen. Both meloncholy versions of the material their respective bands perform.

I'm a puppy - Waletr Martin
Album Reminisce Bar & Grill

J Mascis - See You At The Movies

Album Elastic Days

Both quite lovely

THis is quite nice too
Old Stuff, New Glass - The Orielles

[Undie]

Some more homework

Can't Find My Way Home - Jarboe

YOU & ME & INFINITY - COLD CAVE

Alien - Lebanon Hanover

Further Down The Line - Mick Harvey & Christopher Richard Barker

[Undie]

MONO - Breathe
If you had a space for your "favourite Japanese post rock band" then look no further. A very pretty song with, unusually for them, vocals

Paul White - Soul Reunion
I had heard of this guy a few years ago but it was that posh bloke who stood in for Writey earlier in the year Amol Rajan. Great album this is off too

Kelly Moran - Helix
Another pretty song

Asa Moto - Soon Please
Again from a very interesting album, a little experimental but nice though

[Maximus]

Really enjoying a couple of albums at the moment one by J Mascis from Dinosaur Jnr and the other Walter Martin from Walkmen. Both meloncholy versions of the material their respective bands perform.

I'm a puppy - Waletr Martin
Album Reminisce Bar & Grill

J Mascis - See You At The Movies

Album Elastic Days

Both quite lovely

THis is quite nice too
Old Stuff, New Glass - The Orielles

Not wasted time but not keepers either. The Orielles have a nice touch of the St Etienne's about them.

[Maximus]

Some more homework

Can't Find My Way Home - Jarboe

YOU & ME & INFINITY - COLD CAVE

Alien - Lebanon Hanover

Further Down The Line - Mick Harvey & Christopher Richard Barker

The first two are up my street, especially the Cold Cave.

The Alien got a bit dirgy while the Harvey-Baker is a bit plinky guitar folky for my tastes - neither lasted the distance I'm afraid.

[Psmith]

You lot certainly have a broad taste in music

[Maximus]

You lot certainly have a broad taste in music

Thank you, and thank you for adding to the mix.

I was thinking of Melbourne music - I'm a big fan of The Avalanches - I think they're from your City.

(No, that doesn't mean I think you must know them )

[Undie]

You lot certainly have a broad taste in music

That's what this thread is about.

I despise those "there's no good music about these days compared with........" any period where that person had more time to listen to music or search it out.

Here we tap into each others time and discover cracking new stuff.
Not always to everyones taste though.

[Maximus]

You lot certainly have a broad taste in music

That's what this thread is about.

I despise those "there's no good music about these days compared with........" any period where that person had more time to listen to music or search it out.

Here we tap into each others time and discover cracking new stuff.
Not always to everyones taste though.

Very well put, Undi.

A lot of older people seem to default to the music of their earlier years whereas I hardly listen to it all unless it's reappraise stuff I'd dismissed at the time.

My tastes do the opposite and I've listened to a much wider range of music in the last ten years than previously.

It is sometimes annoying that I instinctively tend to compare everything with what went before but I guess that's an age thing.

It's also useful having Miles around to keep me updated with what's new in hip-hop/R&B/dance - there's no avoiding the fact that, although I really love a lot of it, it's traveling a very different road to what most of my generation is familiar with.

That said, I sometimes get really annoyed with people who try and tell me that rap/hip-hop/electronic isn't 'my' music because I'm too old and I have to point out that I was there for the first major hip-hop show in London and buying imported 12" hip-hop tracks from day one.

I'm sure I've posted them in the past but, as I was mentioning, I'm old now. I guess these were the ones that really stopped me in my tracks when I first heard them - very tame and a touch dull now of course but there's still a very recognisable link to what's going on nearly 40 years later:

Kurtis Blow-The Breaks

Grandmaster Flash - The Adventures Of Grandmaster Flash On The Wheels Of Steel (original mix)

Afrika Bamabaataa & The Soulsonic Force - Planet Rock

[Psmith]

You lot certainly have a broad taste in music

Thank you, and thank you for adding to the mix.

I was thinking of Melbourne music - I'm a big fan of The Avalanches - I think they're from your City.

(No, that doesn't mean I think you must know them )

They are not to my taste.I prefer indie/guitarie type stuff.
Thanks to youtube I'm finding lots of new stuff.
In ancient times there was only John Peel,the NME etc...

[Psmith]

This is more my cup of tea.
Screaming Females
Doom 84
https://youtu.be/EQcCJuRH8KU

[Undie]

The Holydrug Couple - I'll Only Say This
from the never does anything bad label Sacred Bones, v 60's man

[Psmith]

Car Seat Headrest.
I don't know whether it's some sort of hipster in joke but their name sounds stupid to me.
Their music is pretty good though.
Drunkdrivers/Killer Whales
https://youtu.be/ccztRby3FAk

[Undie]

6M are posting their Dj's favourite albums and these are tracks from a a couple that I have had time to listen to
Nils Frahm - All Melody
I posted the live version because this guy is something special, even if to be honest this isn't one of his better ones. Bit more electronic sounding than his earlier stuff

Idles - Samaritan
new punk from a well respected new band


Erland Cooper -Whitemaa
Strange dark sounding thing, from a similar feeling album

and some other stuff

Anderson .Paak - Cheers feat. Q-Tip

Julia Jacklin - Body

Anna Calvi - As a Man

[Psmith]

Erland Cooper and Julia Jacklin I'm going to investigate.Only by the scenery on Julia's did I realize she was from Oz.Shame on me.

[Undie]

Erland Cooper and Julia Jacklin I'm going to investigate.Only by the scenery on Julia's did I realize she was from Oz.Shame on me.

I have a friend who is really into his female singer/songwriters and is really keen on her. I can't say I know much by her and not a fan of traditional singer songwriters per say. Like what I know.

Nadine Shah is another one he talks about a lot

[Psmith]

Thanks.
"Snapped Ankles." Another stupid/imaginative/whimsical/good idea after a night in the pub, name.


https://youtu.be/ZW100rcNu1Y

[Psmith]

Amen Dunes (no name wise crack)
Dracula
https://youtu.be/SELu_iRW0lg

[Maximus]

This is more my cup of tea.
Screaming Females
Doom 84
https://youtu.be/EQcCJuRH8KU

I like that - sort of Jefferson Airplane meets Black Sabbath.