still on a hyped album buying frenzy, got these:-

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Au Revoir Simone - The Bird Of Music
Yeah I'm such a sucker for female-fronted indie-pop. This is the 2007 album released by 3 lovely ladies playing sweet, innocent-sounding electronic indie-pop. This album sounded great on first listen and songs such as the irresistible and memorable 'Sad Song' make you go back for more.

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Au Revoir Simone - Still Night, Still Light
The follow-up album released in 2009 has a dreamier and more experimental edge to it. The have also seemed to have grown more as songwriters. It seems to be a bit darker and more downbeat compared to The Bird Of Music and sounds more wintery compared to the more summery-sounding The Bird Of Music. Good stuff.

just got:-

Cypress Hill - Black Sunday
Gabba Gabba Hey - A tribute to the Ramones
Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds
Cheryl Cole - s/t

Bought these in Rome:

Leonard Cohen - Songs Of Leonard Cohen
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
The Velvet Underground - S/T

To Terrapin Hartford '77 by The Grateful Dead

A bunch of Electronic/Experimental albums recently:
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Basically if you like this sort of music then you should give them a listen :) It helps if you like obscure film soundtrack music too.

Polvo - Exploded Drawing

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90's post-indie-math-noise-rock-hardcore :bringit:

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"My little black angel, my little black angel."

Aside from the Beastie Boys discography, I downloaded two albums by a band called Bong, recommended to me by mojo. He classified them as "trance-doom", which is somewhat applicable. Either way, I dig it. Also, I grabbed Talking Heads' 77. I can't believe I didn't have it already. Oh, and I also found a new experimental Jazz trumpeter called Cuong Vu. You can listen to his latest album for free here: Leaps of Faith | Cuong Vu

I miss you Triple 3! One of my friends was actually talking about Cuong Vu actually... might have to check him out.