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What, are you listening too? (February 2017)

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This month I would like to highlight a cool new feature of last.fm, a weekly round-up of stats related to what you listened. Here is mine: http://www.last.fm/user/ba_risingsun/listening-report/week
(as a side note, despite being less active than its heyday, last.fm is still great and after that botched site redesign now is slowly but steadily reintroducing the features that were missing and adding new ones)

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Austra - Future Politics (2017) synthpop
Preoccupations - Preoccupations (2016) post-punk
Tim Berne - You've Been Watching Me (2015) avantgarde jazz
Chris Potter - Imaginary Cities (2015) jazz, contemporary classical, jazz-pop

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Chris Lightcap - Epicenter (2015) jazz, post-fusion
Louis Sclavis - Silk and Salt Melodies (2014) world-jazz, prog-jazz
Grizzly Bear - Shields (2012) prog-folk, psychedelic folk-rock
Julia Holter - Tragedy (2011) experimental, lo-fi, noise-ambient-pop

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Primal Scream - Vanishing Point (1997) experimental rock, psychedelic rock
Wire - 154 (1979) post-punk
Steely Dan - Aja (1977) yatch rock, jazz-pop
Genesis - Selling Englad By The Pound (1973) progressive rock
 

RDreamer

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Got a huge addiction to Gazpacho lately. Their two latest albums that I thought were kind of duds when they first came out finally hit me in a big way. Been listening to them a ton the last week. They're great art rock. Pretty laid back, and they try to use other instruments in their music.


Just found this band called Grails, and this album has been on rotation too. It's cinematic post rock, and I fucking love it.


Also got this in the mail today. It's the guy that was part of one of my favorite rock bands ever, Oceansize. Haven't watched the DVD, but the CD is pretty awesome.
 

TissueBox

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Wrenching, defeated, full of broken, beautifully scored spirit. Lo, the sad rock album of sad rock albums of recent memory.
 

PillarEN

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I just want to give another shoutout to the guy who showed me the artist Nmesh. Through that artist I found Telepath. I like him/her a lot. And now I've moved to another super chill artist from Finland. Idealism

Here is his Bandcamp page: https://idealismus.bandcamp.com/

He's also on Spotify.

Oh and it's February relevant cause he dropped his second EP this month. Discogs update your shit. RateYourMusic.com as well. How does an artist like this slip through all the cracks that are supposed to make sure music is never lost in the digital age? Databases like these need to be on top of their games for the sake of art history.
 
Kendrick Lamar

Didn't know who he was until a few weeks ago, and man is maad city and pimp a butterfly awesome. I don't even really listen to rap, I'm more of a Radiohead and metal guy. Maad city is amazing
 
I just want to give another shoutout to the guy who showed me the artist Nmesh. Through that artist I found Telepath. I like him/her a lot. And now I've moved to another super chill artist from Finland. Idealism

Here is his Bandcamp page: https://idealismus.bandcamp.com/

He's also on Spotify.

Oh and it's February relevant cause he dropped his second EP this month. Discogs update your shit. RateYourMusic.com as well. How does an artist like this slip through all the cracks that are supposed to make sure music is never lost in the digital age? Databases like these need to be on top of their games for the sake of art history.

You can enter new releases on discogs (and RYM too I suppose)
 

Manzanas

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Bloom by Beach House
Great album. I got into the band late 2015. I was randomly watching Conan, where they performed Somewhere Tonight. It immediately grabbed my interest and my love for the band began.

As for me, I've been listening to Arcade Fire's whole discography again. When they released I Give You Power, it got me in anticipation mode for their new album. Here's hoping they give a release date soon.
 

PillarEN

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You can enter new releases on discogs (and RYM too I suppose)

:(

I'm lazy and not a member. But really I'm surprised artists don't do this themselves. If I was an artist I would be so proud of my releases and would want to make sure that these archiving sites have me there no matter what happens.
 
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I'm lazy and not a member. But really I'm surprised artists don't do this themselves. If I was an artist I would be so proud of my releases and would want to make sure that these archiving sites have me there no matter what happens.

Well then you have to wait someone less lazy than you to add it. In my experience it's quite rare for a release to not appear at all, maybe the info is minimal but given time most releases get added
 

PillarEN

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Well then you have to wait someone less lazy than you to add it. In my experience it's quite rare for a release to not appear at all, maybe the info is minimal but given time most releases get added

:) Hope!

Oh yeah I've also been listening to random tunes from Ayumi Hamasaki after learning yesterday that she's on Spotify. It takes me back to my heavy Pandora use days. It also takes me a to a very dated style of J-Pop but that in a sense is also what intrigues me on listening to some of the old tunes.
 

Mi goreng

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Turinn - 18/2 Minute Gaps (breakbeat, electronica, experimental)


Claudio PRC - Volumi Dinamici (deep techno)


Artefakt - Kinship (deep techno)


Tin Man - Dripping Acid (acid techno)


Moiré - No Future (deep house)


Carsten Jost - Perishable Tactics (deep house)


FJAAK -FJAAK (techno, breakbeat)

Oh! I'm listening to all of these too, and routinely pumping the new Moiré album, it's amazing. Will probably end up as my AOTY.
 

Myriadis

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Cibo Matto - Stereo Type A is some Art Pop/Trip-Hop/Dance stuff, not as crazy as their previous album Viva La Woman but still mighty interesting. 1999.

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Ulan Bator - Vegetale is Post-Rock but not of the crescendocore-type, more like the old Slint-Style Postrock. One of the Members also played for Faust. 1997.
Lumière Blanche
 

BeeDog

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Oh! I'm listening to all of these too, and routinely pumping the new Moiré album, it's amazing. Will probably end up as my AOTY.

Yeah, it's brilliant. Though the dusty lo-fi aesthetic is already starting to wear me out a bit in general, so doubt it will reach the upper top of my year-end list.
 

Dereck

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Turinn - 18/2 Minute Gaps (breakbeat, electronica, experimental)


Claudio PRC - Volumi Dinamici (deep techno)


Artefakt - Kinship (deep techno)


Tin Man - Dripping Acid (acid techno)


Moiré - No Future (deep house)


Carsten Jost - Perishable Tactics (deep house)


FJAAK -FJAAK (techno, breakbeat)
Yeah, we're gonna have to talk.

Everytime I see you post in these threads, you're posting the Techno shit that I'm bumping.
 

pablito

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Enjoying the Thundercat album a lot more than I thought I would.

Probably gonna try that new Future album later.
 

see5harp

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Thundercat album has some of the funniest songs. It's almost like he really did write some of this shit drunk. Fairly funky and soulful album and then you randomly hear "Gonna blow all of my money on anime YESSSSS" and then "I think I'm Kenshiro, I think that I'm Goku. Can I just stay one more day?" Friend zone has that line about him wanting to stay home and play Mortal Kombat. I do like him but if I'm really honest some of this shit is just so silly.
 
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