Red Mosquito

Album no3 finished. This is a Lament beacon.

It's embarssing how much I like that new Waxahatchee

Hasta la Raíz from Natalia LaFourcade is really hitting the spot for me right now. Super pretty album. Singer-Songwriter/Pop Singer from Mexico.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2eet1 ... raiz_music
http://www.tape.tv/natalia-lafourcade/v ... over-audio

Dick Diver Melbourne, Florida

I checked out Ava Luna's Infinite House on the basis of a glowing review and it was shit.

That is all.

Having said that, Stornoway's Bonxie is very enjoyable on the first listen.

Stornoway - The Road You Didn't take

Yeah...that Stornoway got a bit old a bit quick. Don't know if I'll revisit.

Varis wrote:I quite enjoyed Mark Knopfler's new one, Tracker, which I spun a few times this weekend. Apparently much was written whilst touring with Dylan and some of that seems to have rubbed off. Posting from my phone at the mo but will link to 'River Towns' when back in front of a pc.

I honestly can't recall why I even decided to give it a spin, but I'm glad that I did.

Couldn't find a YT clip (actually, there were 3, all linking to the same dude's 1 minute techno home demo track - props for persistence bro!) so this will have to do.

super nintendo chalmers wrote:It's embarssing how much I like that new Waxahatchee

Yes. This is a really great album. Spinning it as I type.

super nintendo chalmers might as well move to Australia.

super nintendo chalmers wrote:
Dick Diver Melbourne, Florida

Previewed a few tracks n i like.. but the torrent isn't running the way it should..

Also dl'ed viet cong n the twerps

I'm not the hugest Alabama Shakes fan but this was pretty good I thought:

Varis wrote:I'm not the hugest Alabama Shakes fan but this was pretty good I thought:

They seem to have refined their sound quite a bit. The two songs I've heard from their new album are much more interesting to me than anything from the previous one, which I didn't like at all.

The Twerps are great! Vietcong, I couldn't get into. Lots of ppl like it, but the appeal is lost on me.

David Corley's Available Light is excellent. Uncut's review started with "Anyone whose musical tastes run to double malt woe with a longneck chaser will want to raise a glass to Available Light" and that's about where the dude is at. Very very good.

This is Unspoken Thing:

tommymtcom wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:i just want the new kanye to come out

The new Kanye will be released when the chicken fries thread gets to 10 pages. Get on it.

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... &start=180

OK, so here's something a bit different. Scandinavian roots-folk anyone? Infectious indeed.

Kratzenjammer - Curvaceous Needs


Actually, this whole album is great in a happy days, foot stomping way. Fun stuff.

is Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper the best album of 2015?

godeatgod wrote:is Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper the best album of 2015?

yes, yes it is

Any Strange Boys fans?


http://www.punctumrecords.com/blog/2015 ... um-records




Ryan Sambol partners with Punctum Records

MARCH 3, 2015

After touring two continents and releasing three albums as The Strange Boys, Ryan Sambol began working on and recording new material both as a solo project and with the band Living Grateful. In 2012, he completed the solo LP Now Ritual while living in San Francisco. The Living Grateful album, Peace Mob, was made in Austin during the summer of 2013. In addition, Ryan recorded After Lunch, a session at Bob's Magic Music in Morocco, in 2013. Currently, Ryan Sambol is in the studio completing the new record Rail Sing.

We are excited to announce our partnership with Ryan Sambol and the Forever Wet Paint Company as we prepare release this archive of work. Details on the albums are coming soon. Ryan Sambol performs at Mohawk in Austin, TX this Thursday, March 5th, before embarking on a European tour. More details can be found at http://punctumrecords.com/ryansambol

These are 2 of my most anticipated LPs of the year.

The Strange Boys were 3 for 3.