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Post by Nathan Fieldcяab on May 2, 2019 0:27:03 GMT -5
Anderson .Paak - Ventura
HMs: The Chemical Brothers - No Geography Aldous Harding - Designer TR/ST - The Destroyer-1 Loyle Carner - Not Waving, But Drowning Weyes Blood - Titanic Rising Kevin Morby - Oh My God Ezra Collective - You Can't Steal My Joy Preists - The Seduction of Kansas Lizzo - Cuz I Love You
I always avoided King Gizz because what I think I had heard from them was significantly heavier than what I'm hearing from them now, but Fishing for Fishies is fun. I'll probably check out some of their other stuff.
Also the addition of Mulholland to James Blake's album is +++. I think it's a bit of a stretch to call a one-song addition a "Deluxe Version" of an album, but eh.
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I always avoided King Gizz because what I think I had heard from them was significantly heavier than what I'm hearing from them now, but Fishing for Fishies is fun. I'll probably check out some of their other stuff.
Also the addition of Mulholland to James Blake's album is +++. I think it's a bit of a stretch to call a one-song addition a "Deluxe Version" of an album, but eh.
If you're specifically looking for non-heavy, try Paper Mache Dream Balloon.
I always avoided King Gizz because what I think I had heard from them was significantly heavier than what I'm hearing from them now, but Fishing for Fishies is fun. I'll probably check out some of their other stuff.
Also the addition of Mulholland to James Blake's album is +++. I think it's a bit of a stretch to call a one-song addition a "Deluxe Version" of an album, but eh.
In addition to Paper Mache, I also recommend checking out Flying Microtonal Banana (plenty of varied textures/melodies going on) and Sketches of Brunswick East, which Mild High Club collaborated with King Gizz on, and is jazz themed.
I always avoided King Gizz because what I think I had heard from them was significantly heavier than what I'm hearing from them now, but Fishing for Fishies is fun. I'll probably check out some of their other stuff.
Also the addition of Mulholland to James Blake's album is +++. I think it's a bit of a stretch to call a one-song addition a "Deluxe Version" of an album, but eh.
In addition to Paper Mache, I also recommend checking out Flying Microtonal Banana (plenty of varied textures/melodies going on) and Sketches of Brunswick East, which Mild High Club collaborated with King Gizz on, and is jazz themed.
In addition to Paper Mache, I also recommend checking out Flying Microtonal Banana (plenty of varied textures/melodies going on) and Sketches of Brunswick East, which Mild High Club collaborated with King Gizz on, and is jazz themed.
Got a bunch of catch up to do again, but right now I'm just torn between Weyes Blood and Lady Lamb. Might give it to LL seeing as Weyes Blood is getting plenty of love
On deck for tonight/this weekend: Kevin Morby Lizzo Priests Glen Hansard Daniel Norgren Wand Drugdealer Josh Ritter Foxygen Kevin Abstract
I have mixed feelings about new VW album. Their weakest album in my opinion (after first listen).
Curious to hear what y’all think.
it might take some time to grow on me - nothing really grabbed me except Harmony Hall, but I think that's because it just made me think of primal scream's Movin' on Up the whole time.
I have mixed feelings about new VW album. Their weakest album in my opinion (after first listen).
Curious to hear what y’all think.
it might take some time to grow on me - nothing really grabbed me except Harmony Hall, but I think that's because it just made me think of primal scream's Movin' on Up the whole time.
YES! I was wondering why this song felt so familiar.
I'm disappointed by the new VW album. I really loved Harmony Hall (though the amount of times I've heard it on the radio has gotten me quite sick of it) and Unbearably White, but other than that there wasn't a whole lot here that stuck out to me for good reasons. "We Belong Together" is godawful. They just take a bunch of opposites and then say "We belong together" with a melody that sounds like it was inspired by Raffi.
Black and white, day and night We go together like left and right Oh, we go together
I'm all for simplicity done well but this ain't it. I also feel like on this album Ezra's apparently inability to pronounce the final consonants of words is even more pronounced than usual. I'm not saying the album's awful - it's not - but with the quality of their previous releases and the amount of time since Modern Vampires, this album left me wanting more outside of a few songs.
I'm disappointed by the new VW album. I really loved Harmony Hall (though the amount of times I've heard it on the radio has gotten me quite sick of it) and Unbearably White, but other than that there wasn't a whole lot here that stuck out to me for good reasons. "We Belong Together" is godawful. They just take a bunch of opposites and then say "We belong together" with a melody that sounds like it was inspired by Raffi.
Black and white, day and night We go together like left and right Oh, we go together
I'm all for simplicity done well but this ain't it. I also feel like on this album Ezra's apparently inability to pronounce the final consonants of words is even more pronounced than usual. I'm not saying the album's awful - it's not - but with the quality of their previous releases and the amount of time since Modern Vampires, this album left me wanting more outside of a few songs.
Haven't heard the album yet but I can guarantee you ruined any chance that song had for me.
Post by FuzzyWarbles on May 5, 2019 11:54:47 GMT -5
I didn't really want to vote for a live album with only a couple of tracks of new material, but it is what I enjoyed most. I was going back and forth between Chemical Brothers and Wand before hearing this. I really liked Aldous Harding too.