Re: Sleater Kinney / Wild Flag / Quasi / related bands
Posted: Thu August 22, 2019 5:52 pm
I still think it's a really good album.VinylGuy wrote:man, to see The Woods in the last position of any list is just an atrocity.
I still think it's a really good album.VinylGuy wrote:man, to see The Woods in the last position of any list is just an atrocity.
durdencommatyler wrote:I still think it's a really good album.VinylGuy wrote:man, to see The Woods in the last position of any list is just an atrocity.
But not a top 4 album apparently.VinylGuy wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:I still think it's a really good album.VinylGuy wrote:man, to see The Woods in the last position of any list is just an atrocity.
This seems backwards. Dig Me Out has always seemed like one of their most accessible, catchy, and shiny albums to me.darth_vedder wrote:Doing a back to back listen of All Hands and Dig Me Out, liking the latter better so far. It's a little more garagey / raw. Both good albums though.
The songs are more catchy, but the sound sounds a little more garage rock to me. It's possible it's all getting mixed up in my head, but song wise I definitely enjoyed Dig Me Out more (today).Leatherhead wrote:This seems backwards. Dig Me Out has always seemed like one of their most accessible, catchy, and shiny albums to me.darth_vedder wrote:Doing a back to back listen of All Hands and Dig Me Out, liking the latter better so far. It's a little more garagey / raw. Both good albums though.
Yea, The Hot Rock is awesome. Maybe their most challenging album?digster wrote:I still think Hot Rock is one of their best albums, and it has such a different feel compared to the records that came before and after it. That run of Dig Me Out --> Hot Rock --> All Hands is a really great example of a band experimenting with the contours of their sound in subtle, but still surprising ways. The fundamental building blocks are the same, but are used in very different fashions.
It's up there, along with the new one and The Woods. The new one's probably the most overtly "challenging" album for fans, but it's also an album that's experimenting via a wholesale change of their tools and approach, as opposed to something like The Hot Rock. But it's certainly a mood record, which is especially wild from the band who made Dig Me Out, which is just basically one punk anthem after another.Leatherhead wrote:Yea, The Hot Rock is awesome. Maybe their most challenging album?digster wrote:I still think Hot Rock is one of their best albums, and it has such a different feel compared to the records that came before and after it. That run of Dig Me Out --> Hot Rock --> All Hands is a really great example of a band experimenting with the contours of their sound in subtle, but still surprising ways. The fundamental building blocks are the same, but are used in very different fashions.
I dont think i agree. I need more listens but its SK fuck you attitude all around.tragabigzanda wrote:I think one thing I'm really missing from the new album is the sense of brattiness that seemed to exist on all their other records. There's no sneer to the vibe, I find it all quite dour.digster wrote:It's up there, along with the new one and The Woods. The new one's probably the most overtly "challenging" album for fans, but it's also an album that's doing its experimentation via a wholesale change of their tools and approach, as opposed to something like The Hot Rock. But it's certainly a mood record, which is especially wild from the band who made Dig Me Out, which is just basically one punk anthem after another.Leatherhead wrote:Yea, The Hot Rock is awesome. Maybe their most challenging album?digster wrote:I still think Hot Rock is one of their best albums, and it has such a different feel compared to the records that came before and after it. That run of Dig Me Out --> Hot Rock --> All Hands is a really great example of a band experimenting with the contours of their sound in subtle, but still surprising ways. The fundamental building blocks are the same, but are used in very different fashions.
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb
Leatherhead wrote:Ummmm, in no particular order and done without much thought.
Pompeii
The End of You
#1 Must Have
Step Aside
Sympathy