Frost* - Milliontown via YouTube thanks to Anteater.
A selection I would have probably never listen to on my own. But after giving Anteater's favorite album Moon Safari - [Blomljud] a bit of a listen, Milliontown was on the side bar and I gave it a listen and not bad at all.

Fear Factory - Demanufacture

http://i1058.photobucket.com/albums/...psf5373ce4.jpg
Santana - Abraxas (1970)

The second studio album by Santana, blending salsa,rock,blues,psych & jazz.


SANTANA: ABRAXAS (1970) - full album HQ audio - YouTube

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Sharon Van Etten - Are We There

It's slowly becoming my favorite output from her. She has continued to evolve her sound and impress and I'm totally in love with this album like all her others.

I finally got around to listening to Surfer Rosa the other day on Spotify. It was amazing.

http://i1058.photobucket.com/albums/...ps137e1bc9.jpg
Gandalf - Gandalf (1968)

Some above average baroque style late 60's psychedelic pop/rock. Like a lot of similar bands from that era, the music sounds pleasant but dated. This was the debut and only album they released before breaking up.


Gandalf - Gandalf (Full Stereo Album) (1968) - YouTube

Michael Cera - true that

http://i.imgur.com/owjpdDZ.png

I'm liking this album. Lo-fi folk/piano/experimentalness. I didn't expect this to come from Michael Cera... but then again it makes sense. Real nice.

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l9...nH/2641505.jpg

Funk/Soul album with a backing band made up of various members of The Mothers Of Invention.
Pretty good stuff.

wait, Michael Cera has made an album?
I quite like his socially awkward, soft voice. Does he try and sing or is it spoken word?

he does a bunch of stuff with his voice, pretty relaxing

true that | Michael Cera