Sequoioideae

Seryious electrosonic kick going on.

Don't know why I've been so into electronic music lately, but I'm not exactly complaining.

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Funnel From Another Lover

God Is My Solar System

Goofle

Donnie and Joe Emerson - Dreamin' Wild (1979)

Apparently this is one of those "long lost" albums which has a great story behind it, but I can't be arsed with that rubbish. Look past the awful artwork and you find some pretty damn good soul music, with a tinge of psychedelia, funk and r&b.

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Janszoon

That sounds like it would be fucking amazing.

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A Night in the Life of the Invisible Man

Time & Place

25 Albums You Should Hear Before the Moon Crashes into the Earth and We All Die

last.fm

Goofle

^ Yeah you definitely would wanna check out ALL of his other stuff.

In a local pub one of the DJ's actually played his Gorillaz remix and I was pretty excited. I ended up having a nice little conversation with him about the album/bandcamp/new music etc.

His Yasiin Gaye stuff is probably the best from a full album standpoint.

http://soulmatesproject.bandcamp.com...rture-side-one

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Psy-Fi

Bubble Puppy - A Gathering of Promises (1969)

Solid debut album from this Texas psych/rock band from the 60's. Energetic psych with some folk rock and good vocal harmonies. The music sounds about as dated as the album cover looks but holds up quite well compared to many similar bands of the era. Enjoyable listening from beginning to end.

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She's a Brick House

LoathsomePete

The Tea Party - The Ocean At the End (2014)

Considering their 2004 album Seven Circles was not the ideal album to go out on, I'm glad they got back together to give it another go. Let's see what 10 years can do for them.



Death From Above 1979 - The Physical World (2014)

Another band who hasn't released anything in a decade. I hope their debut album wasn't just a fluke.



Earth - Primitive And Deadly (2014)

Despite waiting a decade for new music from the previous two bands, this is what I will be listening to first.

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Last.FM
101 Albums That May Not Change Your Life, But I Really Like And You Might Too

Zer0

Icecross - Icecross (1973)
Some dude told me they reminded him of Venom, and I was fascinated to discover that this album was released in 1973! They don't however remind me of Venom, but this Icelandic band's proto-metal/dark-psych sound definitely points towards darker things to come.



The Hunches - Yes. No. Shut It (2002)
I remember seeing the album cover sometime during the peak of the whole garage rock revival thing in the early-00's and wondered what it sounded like. Now I know. This is a loud, distorted and chaotic garage-punk album with a tip of the hat to The Stooges and may or may not have been recorded on amphetamines. Some damn good stuff.



Esben and the Witch - A New Nature (2014)
A significant change in direction for the band on their third album. They've done away with the layers of reverb and stripped their sound down to something more minimal and post-rock. It still retains a feeling of weariness and darkness like their previous material but does sound slightly dull on first listen.

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Goofle

Doze - Iron & Rhymes (Aesop Rock + Iron & Wine) (2012)

So, basically what it says on the tin. Doze mixes the two and creates some decent music. There's also a part 2 that you can find on the same bandcamp page.

Iron & Rhymes (Aesop Rock + Iron & Wine) | Doze

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bob.

Swans = perfection

Lana = i love you

Shellac = fucking album of the year

edit

The People's Microphone = song of the decade

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A kiss is the beginning of cannibalism.

Reach out, pierce the fine fabric of the sheltering sky, take repose.

GuD

So you're sending me a mediafire link to that right?

What with your friend gettin the inside scoop and all that?

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I spit bullets in my feet
Every time I speak
So I write instead
And still people want me dead
~msc