Great album that especially Gold Day and Piano Fire.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_7NTWUhAVQX...Centenaire.jpg
Centenaire - S/T (2007)

This one's been getting quite a few spins lately: progressive folk-pop melding with the sort of modern day aesthetic you'd associate with Animal Collective or Espers...yet with a more tribal edge to the percussion and arrangements. What a great find!

Sounds good ima gonna try and get my hands on that.

same, any chance of some help anteater?

Seaweed - Actions & Indications (1999, Merge)

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA300_.jpg

Haven't listened to this in a while. Great final album from this Seattle (Tacoma actually) grunge/alt rock band who put their first album out in 1991 on Sub Pop. I've only heard their last 3 and this may be the most accessible but it's the one I like most. Their style on this one has a bit in common with mid-late 90s emo stylistically (not the shit you know from MTV and MySpace), but their lyrics are not emo. A little bit of Sunny Day Real Estate, a little late-era Jawbreaker. A smidge of post-hardcore perhaps. Drummer Alan Cage from Quicksand apparently played on this album, so there's that (though this isn't like they are).

http://cityofmichael.files.wordpress...clzzzzzzz_.jpg

Mum - Summer Make Good

http://www.psychprog.com/img/img103783.jpg
Really enjoying this recently. It could get a little strange if you don't know the concept right away, but overall it's a great album.

It's 6am Brit-time, clear early morning skies outside, I've got a six-hour road-trip ahead of me, I've been up all-night working on a screenplay and I'm sipping tea that's probably about 95% sugar in a desperate bid to stay awake, and this album's an absolutely perfect musical backdrop for it.

Absolutely perfect backdrop, I love this album as well. Nick Cave is one of our best songwriters...

Marina and the Diamonds - The Family Jewels