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Stuff I've been hammering lately:







I've probably posted about Brainiac a while ago but I don't think I paid them the attention they deserve. Turns out Hissing Prigs is a really damn fine glitchy noise rock album.

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Piss Me Off

It's a pretty overlooked album, definitely. I was fairly indifferent to it as well but it's certainly a grower.

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Antonio

written as a ballet, and an awesome one at that!

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GravitySlips

Brainiac are amazing, I didn't really get them at first either but they're now one of ma favs.

Bulldog

This is a hell of an album(s). Overlong, sure, and I don't dig it quite so much as London Calling, but then again I could say that for most albums I've ever heard.

Living In Fame

Rickenbacker

My favorite clash release for sure. In 1980, before Sandinista! dropped in America, critics believed that Bruce Springsteen's forthcoming The River would greatly overshadow the Clash's release commercially and critically because it was a double album. As the triple album Sandinista! went on to huge success in the U.S., The Clash responded "Suck on this, Bruce."

Love it!

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Talk About the Passion - R.E.M.'s Discography Reviewed

noise

someone made a thread about this band in the electronic section.
i have listened to it 4 times in a row now - i just can't get enough of it.
it's lazy yet soulful. mix of ambient electronic and downbeat sounds topped with sexy, syrupy vocals. it's incredible.

all that from a swedish band with a japanese/american singer

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Bulldog

Yeah, it's just about the strangest album you'd ever think would be a commercial success eh, let alone a trans-Atlantic hit. Great album all the same. If you dig it, you should definitely get this album as well...


^ The last album Joe Strummer ever worked on, released posthumously and after a couple of listens to the whole thing, I can't find a single thing wrong with it. There's a lot more acoustic guitar than you'd imagine on an album with Strummer's name on it, but it still utilises everything that made the Clash great and gives it that kinda new twist. I've had it barely twelve hours and I already love it.


^ And I'm just blaring this one out at the moment. Easily one of XTC's best. Much more orchestrated, kinda ethereak and so different from any of their other albums too.

gunnels

Shpongle- Ineffable Mysteries from Shpongleland.
Oh god where do I start with this thing?
It's like a middle eastern street musician discovered electronic music and psychedelics. Good stuff. The only other Shpongle I've heard is 'Tales of the Inexpressible', but this beats it by a mile.

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