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Laurel Halo - Chance of Rain (2013)
A fairly average and forgettable ambient techno album. Nothing much worth commenting on here so moving swiftly on...

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Prefab Sprout - Crimson/Red (2013)
Honestly this album sounds like it could have been a lost album recorded during the band's heyday. Maybe not as good as the likes of Steve McQueen and Jordan: The Comeback but it's a damn good album. It's mainly the product of frontman Paddy McAloon, not bad for a 56 year old geezer. Sounds timeless.

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Puressence - Puressence (1996)
Some nice alternative rock/Britpop with a shimmering, melancholic edge. The high-pitched vocal histrionics remind me of Matt Bellamy at times but they don't put me off too much. There's plenty of great tunes here and Cure-style guitars to keep me happy.

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The Aiden album might take some warming up to. Not a bad group of records though imo

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The Velvet Underground - VU (1984)

A collection of studio outtakes from 1968-69. Decided to transfer it from my original vinyl release to digital. My second favorite Velvet Underground album (Loaded being the first.)

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Another great album from Stick Figure. It still amazes me that there's only one guy behind all the music (Scott Woodruff) This dude can really jam!

The great album from Agnes Obel!


Simple, yet fun!

Last album played was In The Garden of Souls by Vas:

Drake
 

Just went out and bought Drakes new album. Ish goes HARD!

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Melt Yourself Down - Melt Yourself Down (2013)

Janszoon introduced me to these in plug (via an association with another band) and I am loving it. Funky, Jazz-y and all round super.

The Devil's Anvil - Hard Rock from the Middle East (1967)

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"The Devil's Anvil" would have been a great name for a hard rock band, but unfortunately, there's no hard rock here (except in the title of the album.) Just 60's garage rock with a mix of Turkish, Arab and Greek vocals with some traditional instrumentals added.
I found the album to be mildly interesting as something of a novelty for the time of its release.

Produced by Felix Pappalardi, who played with the band occasionally in New York City.