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10-26-2013, 11:12 AM | #9972 (permalink) |
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Hello everyone, just introducing myself. My name is Charlie Rivero and I came across this forum while digging around for more awesome music. Anyway, I love to see and hear about what other kind of music people are digging and what they like. I have come across some great new artists this way. Anyway, nice to meet you all.
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10-27-2013, 10:40 AM | #9973 (permalink) |
SOPHIE FOREVER
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: East of the Southern North American West
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Jim Black - Endangered Blood Some awesome noirish tunes with a free jazz vibe to it. This album sort of reminds me of The Lounge Lizards with a better drummer and an almost as good sax player. This album has Jim Black on drums, and he's my favourite part of it all. Also featured is Trevor Dunn (from Mr. Bungle) on bass with Chris Speed and Oscar Noriega (both of whom I've never heard) on saxes. Highly recommended to jazz fans across the board, as it's quite accessible.
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10-28-2013, 12:28 PM | #9974 (permalink) |
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Location: Ireland
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Mclusky - Mclusky Do Dallas (2002) A passionate collision of noise rock and punk with a good sense of humour. This album makes me want to punch someone in the face, shout at them and then dance around them laughing. Their frontman now plays in Future of the Left. Factory Floor - Factory Floor (2013) The debut album from this London trio released on DFA Records. If hypnotic minimalist electronica is your bag then this album might find itself at home in your music collection. Strangely addictive. Henry's Dress - Henry's Dress (1995) If there was ever a massive award ceremony for all music ever at the end of the world, this 15 minute EP might win Henry's Dress the award for noisiest, sludgiest indie pop band ever. Mrs catchy and Mr abrasive have never sounded so good in bed together.
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