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bob. · 09-03-2014, 01:13 PM

Nea if you don't cover Gang of Four and Joy Division....i will

also that disco comp is spot on man

97. The Pop Group - Y (1979)

a while back i was listening to a podcast in which Justin Trosper (Unwound, Survival Knife) made a mix tape and talked about the tracks he choose and why he chose them

at some point in it he points out how important the band U2 is in the idea that their early albums were a sort of watered down introduction to post punk and that when you first hear The Pop Group you go back to those early War tracks and say to yourself "oh....this is what they were really going for"

The Pop Groups debut album is an amazing journey into the darkness that is all around us.....while taking from post punk generals (artistic drumming, jangling guitar assaults, and danceable bass lines) they take the concept much further down the rabbit hole

fusing elements of free jazz, dub, and just straight up noise into the post punk style and making an incredible album that is as entertaining and ear candy as it is frightening and full of despondency

while the music is something fresh and pleasing....Mark Stewart's vocals are like a mad man screaming at you from the corner of a filthy city....which just blends everything perfectly together

while this album is in no way shape or form a good introduction the genre...it is a perfect evolution to those who want to explore the concept of those early post punk gems

an absolute must before death

98. Snowman - ∆bsence (2011)

i'm certainly not an expert on music and my taste is far from perfect...but i can say an album almost never leaves me speechless

this album is a major exception to this

i first found this from a review that Pedestrian did of it....it was a well written and very intriguing read so i bought a copy and 40 minutes later it was my album of the year and easily in my top five albums of all time

this is seriously unlike anything you have ever heard and it is amazing....the layers here are magical and intoxicating....the falsetto vocals are fear inducing while at the same time warming and inviting

someone said this is like hearing ghosts trying to communicate with other ghosts....spot on

every track here is worth hearing and dissecting

not only a must before you die....but this is what i want to hearing when i die

09-03-2014, 01:13 PM	#187 (permalink)
bob. Still sends his reguards. Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Trying to get out of the cat town.... Posts: 5,039	Nea if you don't cover Gang of Four and Joy Division....i will also that disco comp is spot on man 97. The Pop Group - Y (1979) a while back i was listening to a podcast in which Justin Trosper (Unwound, Survival Knife) made a mix tape and talked about the tracks he choose and why he chose them at some point in it he points out how important the band U2 is in the idea that their early albums were a sort of watered down introduction to post punk and that when you first hear The Pop Group you go back to those early War tracks and say to yourself "oh....this is what they were really going for" The Pop Groups debut album is an amazing journey into the darkness that is all around us.....while taking from post punk generals (artistic drumming, jangling guitar assaults, and danceable bass lines) they take the concept much further down the rabbit hole fusing elements of free jazz, dub, and just straight up noise into the post punk style and making an incredible album that is as entertaining and ear candy as it is frightening and full of despondency while the music is something fresh and pleasing....Mark Stewart's vocals are like a mad man screaming at you from the corner of a filthy city....which just blends everything perfectly together while this album is in no way shape or form a good introduction the genre...it is a perfect evolution to those who want to explore the concept of those early post punk gems an absolute must before death 98. Snowman - ∆bsence (2011) i'm certainly not an expert on music and my taste is far from perfect...but i can say an album almost never leaves me speechless this album is a major exception to this i first found this from a review that Pedestrian did of it....it was a well written and very intriguing read so i bought a copy and 40 minutes later it was my album of the year and easily in my top five albums of all time this is seriously unlike anything you have ever heard and it is amazing....the layers here are magical and intoxicating....the falsetto vocals are fear inducing while at the same time warming and inviting someone said this is like hearing ghosts trying to communicate with other ghosts....spot on every track here is worth hearing and dissecting not only a must before you die....but this is what i want to hearing when i die __________________ A kiss is the beginning of cannibalism. Reach out, pierce the fine fabric of the sheltering sky, take repose.