So apparently this was closed...

Morals And Dogma might have become my favourite dark ambient album.

Huh? :confused:

This thread was closed for a bit, possibly mistakedly. Then Goofle or another mod opened it. You're not much for lateral thinking, are you?

Huh? :confused: ;)

:laughing:

It's true though. TH needs to work on this.

TH has more than enough work thank you. Talk to me after Metal Month. Bah! No time to think! I'm a busy man!

Whatever bitch...

http://i.imgur.com/zhOut1J.jpg?1

Self Defense Family - Indoor Wind Chimes/Cottaging

It's only a two track EP but it'd pretty fantastic. Fans of Polvo or Shellac would dig.

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Oshwa - Chamomile Crush

Oh man. This is f*cking fantastic. Can't really describe their sound. It's like a indie/freak folk/math rock orgy. Really neat. Odd time signatures and unique vocals. Check this out.

My top albums of the year so far are as follows:

1. Kamasi Washington - The Epic
2. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly
3. Knxwledge - Hud Dreems
4. Drake - If You're Reading This It's Too Late
5. Bob Dylan - Shadows in the Night
6. Earl Sweatshirt - I Don't Like ****, I Don't Go Outside
7. Jamie xx - In Colour
8. Tigran Hamasyan - Mockroot
9. Sufjan Stevens - Carrie and Lowell
10. Tame Impala - Currents

Nothing too interesting or unexpected other than Mockroot, which is a brilliant jazz/classical album with some folk in the mix. I'd deffo recommend checking it out.

I've heard all but #3 and #8, and TPAB and I Don't Like **** are the only ones I like. I mean, there are good songs on most of them but really a lot of these have struck me as super overrated. That's not a criticism of you, but there are a lot of albums that have been getting a huge amount of buzz this year that I just can't get into (C&L, Currents, The Epic, In Colour), and I'm not sure why that is. Am I finally getting old?