Schmetal?

Yes
 

Completely agree

Bob Marley/ Gyptian
 

Recently got introduced to the Reggae scene and Bob Marley has changed my life- also bumped into Naphy Naphy who is also worth a watch/ listen: it's suprisingly catchy!



Naphy Naphy: Nimefika - YouTube

Nice try.

Steel Toad Boat Metal

Iron Frog Kayak Feet

...Metal.

Heliocentrics 13 Degrees Of Reality (2013)

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Recently picked up a used copy of this album which had been on my want-list since it was released. I loved their last album, Out There, as well as their work with Lloyd Miller and Mulatu Astatke. It's like a big slice of freaky-fuzzy- funky world jazz let loose in a dark, paranoia soundtrack. Well, to me anyway. If they do any more collaboration albums, I'd love to hear them matched up with Quantic or Shawn Lee.

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Boredoms - Vision Creation Newsun

This is probably the trippiest album I've heard, and I ****ing love it. It took a couple of years for this to become one of my all-time favorite albums, but the wait was worth it.

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Knxwledge - karma.loops.prt.1

This beat tape is really short (it's only 8 minutes long), but I really enjoy listening to it when it's 4AM.

I love the Boredoms...they definitely got me into the Japanese experimental scene. Vision Creation Newsun is probably their best but I'd also check out Super Ae.

I haven't posted in here for a while and there are actually quite a few albums that I'm digging:

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Foals - Holy Fire

This is my first introduction to Foals and I gotta say, it's pretty damn good. It's got just enough math-rock influence balanced with some really catchy hooks that I stayed interested for pretty much the entire album. It started with me thinking "meh...it's probably just gonna be another guitar-based throwaway album"...and slowly that turned into "damn...this is pretty good". And now I've been listening to it pretty consistently for the last 2 weeks.



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Gauntlet Hair - Stills

I was really looking forward to this one as their eponymous debut was one of my favorite indie albums of 2011. There were hooks all over the place and the guitars were reverbed so much you couldn't tell it was just 2 guys. It was right up my alley. It took my quite a few listens to get into this one...they got much darker, went for more atmosphere, and LOT less guitars. They are clearly trying to forge a distinct sound for themselves (as their debut got a lot of Animal Collective comparisons), and while I think it will take another album before they truly find it this one is still pretty good.

Nothing better than listening to a pretty great album constantly for weeks.