Music you're digging right now

[T3chno]

Got this a long while ago when Sept told me to. I thought it was okay back then. Relistening to it again, I think its beautiful.

[capt_weasle]

In particular, No Cars Go [Arcade Fire cover].

[Tanner]

If you want to like The Sex Pistols but can't get past how they suck at making music, you should check out this punk album from 1979. Stations of the Crass by Crass.

[aids]

In particular, No Cars Go [Arcade Fire cover].

That is a wonderful song. I need to buy it in full, I only have two songs, but they're both amazing.

[Tanner]

Castevet's Mounds of Ash is a black metal band from New York. Probably my favourite black metal album of the year so far.


Christian Marclay's More Encores is a clever little analogue remix album from 1988. Marclay takes a single artist (the selection is on the cover) and loops and scrapes and bends their songs upon each other. It's a seminal turntablism album and it's easy to hear how this influenced Girl Talk or DJ Shadow or Kid Koala.


Tera Melos' Patagonian Rats isn't your typical math rock album. Light, upbeat, doesn't get bogged down in the technical aspect. It's a short album (under 30 minutes) which means they've cut out all the fluff. Also, saxophone solo.

[SlappyMcGee]

Tanner, I know it's a bit late on this, but MAKE THIS PLAYLIST OR DIE:

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/pavement/ ... 441ec.html

[´¨`]

I like this noise album.

Amazing!





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[yahoozy]

Tunco continues to be a basket of retard.

[rocket_thumped]

. Waiting For My Ruca

. Nowhere Man

. Ghosts n Stuff

. Sleeper Hold

[xwd]

Over a year after its release, I am still hopelessly in love with The Nya Albumet by Psilodump.

[t̷s͢uk̕a͡t͜ư]

One of my embarrassing secrets is my soft spot for that bubbly, light-hearted kind of music. I've been in the habit of using some peppy, cheerio songs from the 40's and 50's as my alarm clock bell (although more recently, it's been Frou Frou :3), because it puts me in this contented, carefree mood. I only suffer that groggy, frustrated feeling when I'm already severely sleep deprived and/or hung over. I'm happy to say I've never sunk so low as Bubblegum Pop, or whatever that genre is, but I'd by lying if I said my iPod's playlist wasn't full of bubbly romantic songs, e.g. Girls Aloud, Michael Buble, Jason Mraz, Within Temptation, and heck, even some Louie Armstrong.
But now, I'm in love with a new artist, which has dominated my music selection for my alarm clock, my morning shower, my afternoon and casual Sunday drives, and my personal time in the evenings. I have never come across an artist that gives me as much of a carefree, floaty feeling, such simple optimism, such joie de vivre, as Stalggh. And now I pass on the joy I know to you, dear forumers.

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[Spawn of Yanni]

One of my embarrassing secrets is my soft spot for that bubbly, light-hearted kind of music. I've been in the habit of using some peppy, cheerio songs from the 40's and 50's as my alarm clock bell (although more recently, it's been Frou Frou :3), because it puts me in this contented, carefree mood. I only suffer that groggy, frustrated feeling when I'm already severely sleep deprived and/or hung over. I'm happy to say I've never sunk so low as Bubblegum Pop, or whatever that genre is, but I'd by lying if I said my iPod's playlist wasn't full of bubbly romantic songs, e.g. Girls Aloud, Michael Buble, Jason Mraz, Within Temptation, and heck, even some Louie Armstrong.
But now, I'm in love with a new artist, which has dominated my music selection for my alarm clock, my morning shower, my afternoon and casual Sunday drives, and my personal time in the evenings. I have never come across an artist that gives me as much of a carefree, floaty feeling, such simple optimism, such joie de vivre, as Stalggh. And now I pass on the joy I know to you, dear forumers.

[/supergaypost]

I am going to assume you've heard that new Cee-Lo Green song that's been going around recently. Because if not, it is up your alley so hard.

[toasters]

Matthew Dear - Black City

[otters~1]

One of my embarrassing secrets is my soft spot for that bubbly, light-hearted kind of music. I've been in the habit of using some peppy, cheerio songs from the 40's and 50's as my alarm clock bell (although more recently, it's been Frou Frou :3), because it puts me in this contented, carefree mood. I only suffer that groggy, frustrated feeling when I'm already severely sleep deprived and/or hung over. I'm happy to say I've never sunk so low as Bubblegum Pop, or whatever that genre is, but I'd by lying if I said my iPod's playlist wasn't full of bubbly romantic songs, e.g. Girls Aloud, Michael Buble, Jason Mraz, Within Temptation, and heck, even some Louie Armstrong.
But now, I'm in love with a new artist, which has dominated my music selection for my alarm clock, my morning shower, my afternoon and casual Sunday drives, and my personal time in the evenings. I have never come across an artist that gives me as much of a carefree, floaty feeling, such simple optimism, such joie de vivre, as Stalggh. And now I pass on the joy I know to you, dear forumers.

[/supergaypost]

Sometimes I sing this in the shower.

This must be you, then.

[t̷s͢uk̕a͡t͜ư]

Sometimes I sing this in the shower.

This must be you, then.

That's the only possible conclusion!

[scythe]

The Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic, Primus, the Allman Brothers, Deep Banana Blackout, some other neo-jam bands, 2562, Skream, Burial, Rusko, some other dubstep, and lots of post-rock.

[Sunset]

Floyd fans will know.

[Zephyr]

She - Coloris

[sidke]

She - Coloris

you are a good person

[bobaganuesh_2]

"Ralez" - Duran Duran Duran

[chocollama]

OK Computer - Radiohead

EDIT: sorry for huge

[Slayr]

Immortal Technique, Linkin Park, Rush, I recently decided I would listen to Tupac because I have heard good things but haven`t gotten around to it.

[xwd]

I love Cut Chemist. That is all.

[Rose]

I just got 01011001 by Ayreon, and holy shit. It's almost two hours long, but it's worth every second.

[Heartattack]

The Lord Weird Slough Feg, Brocas Helm, and Eminem seems to be the mood of today.