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[Cosmic Bus]

Surprised nobody had made the thread yet, but hey, I won't pass up the opportunity to have a month without that stupid "too" in the title.

Mirror to Mirror - Body Moving Slowly // "The Store"
Haxan Cloak - The Men Parted the Sea to Devour the Water // listen
Black Swan - Things Before, Vol. 1 // listen
Emptyset - Trace: 2005-2009 // album sampler

Cat Power - Sun // "Cherokee"
Shintaro Sakamoto - How to Live with a Phantom // "You Just Decided"
Mungolian Jet Set - Mungodelics // "Toccata"
Austin Cesear - Cruise Forever // "Cloud Hall" + album sampler

 

[WriterGK]

Foster the People-Miss You

 

[ATF487]

Mount Eerie - Ocean Roar.

Pale Lights is my song of the year so far

 

[Baggatoast]

 

[butter_stick]

Yeah boy

also

mai waifu

 

[Deleted member 81567]

 

[rj118]

http://infinitemachine.bandcamp.com/album/im004-123mrk-noname-ep

I've had these songs on repeat for the last few days

 

[Baggatoast]

Yeah boy

That's implied for me.

 

[Fry]

The Killers - Runaways (single)
Bad Meets Evil - Hell: The Sequel
Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Jamie T's discography

My god, I've never loved hip-hop so much until this year.

The Dark Knight Rises soundtrack
Arcade Fire - Funeral



Next:

Foster the People - Torches

 

[disappeared]

Good stuff.

 

[XANDER CAGE]

Baroness - Yellow and Green
Com Truise - In Decay
Washed Out - Within & Without
Aesop Rock - Skelethon

A couple of things that came out recently and an album I missed when it first came out. There's so much excellent music coming out right now, though, it's hard to keep up - especially hip-hop wise.

 

[Curtisaur]

Rick Ross
Frank Ocean

 

[microtubule]

Palancar - The Tender Hand of the Unseen

and more ambient/drone works from Palancar here

 

[L1NETT]

These Four Walls - We Were Promised Jetpacks



In the Pit of the Stomach - We Were Promised Jetpacks

Amazing Stuff, a real must listen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inQaYV6A-20 My favourite song of both albums.

 

[Kurita]

Arukara - Drama

lego big morl - Re:Union

Sekai No Owari - Entertainment

Starboard - World Surf Mellow

 

[Admiral Bone to Pick]

It's ridiculous how much better this album is than anything Weezer has done post-Pinkerton.

 

[Blackheim]

Nicole Atkins: Free download

Slough Feg: Made in Poland Promo

 

[KrymynalChylde]

Really diggin this album. The loss of Everlast sucks, but Slaine is on point as usual and the production is awesome. Doesn't break the mould or do anything drastically different, but if you're a fan of hardcore rap you'll like this album

Very Hilltop, that's all I can really say about it. Pretty solid overall, as it's been ages since State of the Art I guess I was expecting more? Either way it's still pretty good. Suffa and Pressure spit awesomeness, and Debris slays the tracks with top notch samples and mixing.

 

[Dead]

Baroness - Yellow and Green

 

[TerminalDogma]

Wow, I didn't even realize Baroness came out with a new album. I LOOOOOVED the Blue Album. Gonna have to get that right away.

 

[ChubbyHuggs]

It Makes No Difference Who We Are
Birthright

 

[Greg]

FOE - Bad Dream Hotline
Gorod - A Perfect Absolution

Arctic Monkeys - Humbug
Exotic Animal Petting Zoo - Tree of Tongues

The Faceless - Akeldama
Sophie Hunger - Monday's Ghost

Arsis - A Celebration of Guilt
Katatonia - Night Is the New Day

 

[Jitters]

Why does everyone have to post album covers?
Anyway, Frank Ocean still. I just downloaded a Lil B mixtape ,and The Books' albums just got re-issued ,so those.
And I also decided pull out 1999 by Prince. Can anyone blend styles as effortlessly as this man? Soul, funk, rock: great stuff.


EDIT- I doubt I'll be listening to Gaslight Anthem that much, because it feels like they released the same record again. Its not bad, it just seems too familiar.

 

[ThanksVision]

Ukkonen - "The Isolated Rhythms of..."

So so so in love with this record. Somehow got the last copy out of a 300 limited pressing of handpainted 2 x 12" vinyl. Can't wait for it to arrive on my doorstep

Here are some clips on soundcloud

http://soundcloud.com/unchartedaudio/sets/ukkonen-the-isolated-rhythms/

 

[Stairouais]

Spoiler

The Delgados - The complete BBC Peel sessions
Chapterhouse - Whirlpool
Beak - >>
Mission of Burma - The Horrible Truth about Burma
The Smiths - The World Won't Listen
Fang Island - Fang Island

 

[StuBurns]

thenewno2 - thefearofmissingout

Not as good as their first album, but really fantastic.

 

[KillerMike]

Revolutionary Rhythm - SoulVibes
(Thanks to HiResDes for that)

SpaceGhostPurrp - Mysterious Phonk: The Chronicles Of SpaceGhostPurrp

TNGHT - TNGHT

Mount Kimbie - Crooks & Lovers

 

[THE:MILKMAN]

 

[EVOL 100%]

Public Image Ltd. - Metal Box (1979)

A classic post-punk album. John Lydon's singing is so intense that his work on the Sex Pistols seems tame by comparison. The lyrics also show much more maturity, and deal with heavier, more personal subjects like the death of his mother. Keith Levene's guitar is violent, metallic percussive. Jah Wobble's thumping and strangely groovy bass is the driving force behind it all. It's a truly remarkable album and it's tragic that it's so unknown. It's also quite tragic how quickly PiL went down the shitter after Levene and Wobble left.

Favorite track: Death Disco http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I1baMz16gs


Sonic Youth - Simon Werner a Disparu (2011)

The sadly final album of Sonic Youth for a very long time. The break up of such an amazing band is sad in it's own, but this album indicated a new direction that will sadly stay unrealized. The band never quite utilized piano in their recordings except in a one-off track in Daydream Nation, but in this album it is peppered throughout, contrasting with the violent guitars, creating a very interesting result. Dissonant, melodic and mature all at once, this album is an accumulation of the entirety of Sonic Youth's massive discography, and a worthy end. I'll miss you guys :'(

Favorite track: Jean-Baptiste à la fenêtre http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aBBpSMjItg

 

[butter_stick]

Sonic Youth - Simon Werner a Disparu (2011)

The sadly final album of Sonic Youth for a very long time. The break up of such an amazing band is sad in it's own, but this album indicated a new direction that will sadly stay unrealized. The band never quite utilized piano in their recordings except in a one-off track in Daydream Nation, but in this album it is peppered throughout, contrasting with the violent guitars, creating a very interesting result. Dissonant, melodic and mature all at once, this album is an accumulation of the entirety of Sonic Youth's massive discography, and a worthy end. I'll miss you guys :'(

Favorite track: Jean-Baptiste à la fenêtre http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aBBpSMjItg

Love this album.

 

[Fjordson]

In a hip-hop mood lately.

Kno - Death is Silent

The production is the star here, almost flawless throughout. Quality album.

Chuuwee & Sundown - Adventures of the Millennium Falcon

Playing the hell out of this album. The production is incredible and both Chuuwee and Sundown are good on the mic (especially Chuuwee).

Has a nice relaxed feel to most of it, and the loose Star Wars theme is pretty neat (complete with a few samples from the original trilogy and a skit set in the Mos Eisley cantina).

 

[berg ark]

chilly gonzales - ivory tower

ive looped this track for two god damn hours

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ytAYarhW3Q

 

[Shearie]

Still listening to everything NIN released in a year that starts with a 1 and Tool's Lateralus with the occasional Dillenger Escape Plan.

 

[Rei_Toei]

Bodyspasm - Twenty Radios (Extended Summer Edition)

You don't know it yet, but you need this straight into your veins.

 

[JumpingTheGun]

Saosin
Translating The Name
2003

The classic scenario: boy (Anthony Green) meets band; boy moves to California to record most intense, relevant 15 minutes of rock music of the 21st century; boy goes on tour, wows everybody; boy gets homesick, moves back to Pennsylvania, starts an experimental band (Circa Survive); old band finds a replacement, become chronic disappointment.

And don't forget the drums, recorded by former Slayer drum tech Pat Magrath. Ho-oly shit the drums.

 

[Sleepy]

Mostly just jazz:

Coltrane

Davis

And still Meshuggah's Koloss (This is incredible):

 

[Cheddahz]

At the moment, it's the new Wavves' song that was just released a couple of minutes ago

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-fvwkmmL8E

 

[Loomer]

 

[The Mana Legend]

 

[Collete]

Guitar Sound - Ronald Jenkees

 

[LiquidSword]

Letur-Lefr by John Frusciante
Beautiful and awesome EP.

 

[Jaroof]

Guitar Sound - Ronald Jenkees

This man needs to make his comeback already..
Been years since his last CD.

El Guincho - Pop Negro

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3OMTDIKujg

P.SUS - Inner Moonlight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxIOOafTBrU

Senpai - Son of my Father

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hrfep-7oyI

 

[35v6]

Joss Stone Soul sessions V2.
Frank Ocean channel orange.
I also started listening to Liquid Swords by GZA. It had been awhile since I played this album.

 

[StuBurns]

Letur-Lefr by John Frusciante
Beautiful and awesome EP.

It is rad, can't wait for the new album, only six weeks-ish.

 

[DarkHeartedKill]

We Came As Romans, Bullet For My Valentine, Stratovarius, Megadeth, and a lot more.

 

[rudieboy77]

A live acoustic solo recording of Ryan Adams performing at the Ed Sullivan Theater.

 

[Stairouais]

3 songs in.
Might be one of my AOTYs
Sonic Youth/ MBV Gaf, listen to this.

 

[Nappuccino]

I think the guys in Yeasayer may have done a few too many drugs during the recording of this album...

 

[Creamium]

I've listened to Yellow & Green a lot and Yellow has definitely grown on me. Favorites are Bones, March to the Sea and the 3 closing songs. Eula in particular is amazing, best song of both Y&G.
Green hasn't clicked for me, at least not yet. The first songs are ok, but the middle part is like a grey blur. The Line Between may be the only good song on the album.

 

[JehutyRunner]