Dog Man Star's fantastic, and so's their self-titled album. It's only recently that I've found myself listening to Suede again after a silence of several years, and realised I've only got Trash on their singles compilation. Head Music's one I've only heard a few songs off (She's In Fashion, Can't Get Enough and Everything Will Flow), which sound good enough to me, so I might as well make a stop there next.

As for Hoodoo Gurus, the two albums they did before Blow Your Cool are well worth it. Stoneage Romeos in particular's something of an overlooked pop classic in my eyes.

Sounds interesting. Can you send me a link to it?

Adele! She has the most incredible voice!

OOh! Nice one. What do you think so far? I have that album and love Blind Pilot. Oviedo is one of my favorite songs :D

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ULTIMATE SPINACH - S/T (1967) (Psychedelic rock)
I hadn't added to my 60s psych library in quite some time, and this one went down well. Terrible name, but a good listen.

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THE PROTAGONIST - SONGS OF EXPERIENCE (2005) (MARTIAL INDUSTRIAL/NEOCLASSICAL DARKWAVE)
I saw a little bit of chatter about it here recently and so grabbed it. I was very impressed. Nice, powerful, classical arrangements and an overall feeling of darkness and despair with a few spoken word samples of writers such as Blake and Shakespeare.

Really really like it. A friend of mine recommended it because I listen to Bright Eyes. A great band for sure :)

I downloaded that Blind Pilot last summer and listened to it once. I haven't been inspired to revisit it yet.

They're sort of new to me, but any album is worth another listen I think.

Just downloaded these two albums:

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