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Marianne Faithfull - Broken English

My best description of this is as the female counterpart to Rowland S. Howard's Pop Crimes. New wave/art pop/post-punk.

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Aceyalone - All Balls Don't Bounce

This is such a smooth album. Must have listened to it well over 30 times since I first heard it and it's still not boring at all.

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World's End Girlfriend - Hurtbreak Wonderland

This album is unlike any other. Veeeery hard to describe. A bizarre kind of post-rock consisting of contemporary classical combined with breakbeats and stuff. I need to re-evaluate existence.

till the world ends
black and blue

Thanks for posting about this album, I really enjoyed everything I've heard from it.

I recommend that album to any being in this universe capable of perceiving music.

My favorite of all her albums and her best (IMO.)

She does the best cover of John Lennon's "Working Class Hero" I've ever heard and really nails the meaning of the song with her vocals.

Go and see her perform live if you ever get the chance. She puts on a fantastic show!

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Bedouin Soundclash "Sounding A Mosaic"

Re-digging haha

Well this is a case where I hadn't listened to this album in a long time and now I'm getting back into them. Such a worldly vibe from this band, you can tell their influences are all over the place.

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Exmilitary - Death Grips

This, to me, is Death Grips' most abrasive record they've made yet. The Charles Manson intro perfectly sets up the entire mood of the mixtape before you even listen to it.

as long as you love me
more than that
larger than life
i want it that way
everybody
incomplete all these versions of Backstreet Boys