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I'm really kind of in love with Falco right now

Epstein y El Conjunto - When Man Is Full He Falls Asleep

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Downloading now through Amazon. Epstein is Roberto Carlos Lange, a Florida-born son of Ecuadorean immigrants. He records as Boom & Birds, Helado Negro, and several other names, and has collaborated with Prefuse 73 on his latest album as well as the latest Savath & Savalas album. His music (what I have heard, at least) is basically organic Latin-influenced instrumental hip-hop/glitch-hop/downtempo. Haven't heard this one yet, only found out about it this morning. The album features a collaboration with School of Seven Bells and one with Jason Trammell of Yeasayer.

from Asthmatic Kitty.com

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When Man is Full He Falls Asleep, a hazy dreamscape of bass, beats, and gloriously washed-out electronics. Like Lange's work in Asthmatic Kitty act Helado Negro, there's an organic playfulness to these songs, each looping, synth-pulsing, head-noddin', tape-collage evocative of things like drowsy afternoons DJing vinyl records for yourself, sleepy mornings with coffee and Wu-Tang on the Walkman, and sweaty summer block parties in Lange's current homebase of Brooklyn.

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Originally Posted by sidewinder (Post 837529)

Epstein y El Conjunto - When Man Is Full He Falls Asleep

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA280_.jpg

Downloading now through Amazon. Epstein is Roberto Carlos Lange, a Florida-born son of Ecuadorean immigrants. He records as Boom & Birds, Helado Negro, and several other names, and has collaborated with Prefuse 73 on his latest album as well as the latest Savath & Savalas album. His music (what I have heard, at least) is basically organic Latin-influenced instrumental hip-hop/glitch-hop/downtempo. Haven't heard this one yet, only found out about it this morning. The album features a collaboration with School of Seven Bells and one with Jason Trammell of Yeasayer.

from Asthmatic Kitty.com

That sounds like something I'd absolutely love. I'll have to check him out.

Just picked up physical copies (used) of some of my favorites..

Danzig - s/t. Bluesy 80s metal by the guy who fronted the Misfits and Samhain .. you already know this
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M83 - Dead Cities, Red Seas, and Lost Ghosts. Electronic dream-pop. With a bonus disc!
http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/5635/m83b.jpg

Boom Bip & DoseOne - circle. Premier experimental hip-hop from 1999. The booklet w/ printed lyrics helps me make sense of some of the nonsense.
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Goldheart Assembly - Wolves and Thieves

some good ole indie rock

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Glass Candy - Feeling Without Touching

I really enjoyed this album...electro dance music, which led me to also grab this

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Glass Candy - Love Love Love

DANGER DOOM - The Mouse and the Mask

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Les Discrets - Septembre Et Ses Dernières Pensées

downloaded it based solely off the awesome album cover. listening to it now, not unimpressed so far.

That cover artwork is kinda awesome.... sorry to hear about the musical disappointment though.... :-(

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Originally Posted by Monk (Post 837888)

Is that one of Niege's (alcest) side-groups? Cover is sick!

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Originally Posted by scottsy (Post 837890)

That cover artwork is kinda awesome.... sorry to hear about the musical disappointment though.... :-(

hmmm, i should probably curb my use of double negatives. I know it was a poor way of phrasing it but i wasn't unimpressed or particularly impressed at the time, sorry about that, i'm terrible at expressing myself :). I still haven't made up my mind on it, so i'll have to give it another spin.

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Originally Posted by zeppy111 (Post 837892)

Is that one of Niege's (alcest) side-groups? Cover is sick!

I don't think so, but i could be wrong