Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Fri September 06, 2019 11:03 am
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Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Fri September 06, 2019 1:24 pm
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Fri September 06, 2019 1:55 pm
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Fri September 06, 2019 2:08 pm
Releasing today is the new album by The Titillators, Your Kind of Music, the follow up to last year's self-titled debut. Where the first album saw the band tackling a half-dozen jazz standards with their unusual arrangements (street-sweeper bristle bass, two synths, whistling, percussion, and a handful of vocals), this new album features ten original compositions penned by bandleader/bristle player Ryan Driver.
On October 24, the prolific Automatisme returns with a new EP, Rate through the Dream Disk Lab imprint. Opening track "Alter-Rate 4" can be streamed currently.
On October 24, the prolific Automatisme returns with a new EP, Rate through the Dream Disk Lab imprint. Opening track "Alter-Rate 4" can be streamed currently.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Mon September 16, 2019 2:44 am
Twin Peaks released their new album this weekend and it’s easily one of the best records I’ve heard all year.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Mon September 16, 2019 4:16 am
They just played here. Sorry I missed it as this new one does sound pretty good on the first pass.Teeeeeekay wrote:Twin Peaks released their new album this weekend and it’s easily one of the best records I’ve heard all year.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Sat September 21, 2019 7:46 pm
New Chastity Belt is out and it's really doing it for me this afternoon.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Sat September 21, 2019 8:58 pm
I know that band for some reason...I think my friend recommended them to me a few years ago. I'll have to check it out.Mickey wrote:New Chastity Belt is out and it's really doing it for me this afternoon.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Sun September 22, 2019 12:56 pm
Re: Chastity Belt: I was huge on their album from a few years ago, kinda meh on this one at first listen (although I loved the lead single/lead track from the get go). Then I listened again, and again, and have probably played the album 8 times across the weekend.
Love the shoegazey, summery, blissful vibe they have. Great album to listen through on a cruisy Sunday afternoon.
Love the shoegazey, summery, blissful vibe they have. Great album to listen through on a cruisy Sunday afternoon.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Sun September 22, 2019 9:30 pm
Yep, agreed completely. None of the tracks are super memorable after Ann's Jam but it's got a great end-of-summer vibe.Higgs wrote:Re: Chastity Belt: I was huge on their album from a few years ago, kinda meh on this one at first listen (although I loved the lead single/lead track from the get go). Then I listened again, and again, and have probably played the album 8 times across the weekend.
Love the shoegazey, summery, blissful vibe they have. Great album to listen through on a cruisy Sunday afternoon.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Mon September 23, 2019 5:39 pm
I guess this kinda counts:
Deakin, from Animal Collective, released his solo debut, Sleep Cycle in 2016 on digital platforms and as a limited cassette to sell at his live shows. Now, Domino, AC's record label is putting out a slightly remastered physical reissue of the album on CD, vinyl, and tape, releasing October 4. Sleep Cycle was one my favorite releases in 2016, and I've always wished that it had a CD run since I generally prefer that format, so I'm pretty pleased with this development.
Deakin, from Animal Collective, released his solo debut, Sleep Cycle in 2016 on digital platforms and as a limited cassette to sell at his live shows. Now, Domino, AC's record label is putting out a slightly remastered physical reissue of the album on CD, vinyl, and tape, releasing October 4. Sleep Cycle was one my favorite releases in 2016, and I've always wished that it had a CD run since I generally prefer that format, so I'm pretty pleased with this development.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Mon September 23, 2019 5:44 pm
Ann's Jam is in my head, and I love it. spent the whole weekend playing the album.Mickey wrote:Yep, agreed completely. None of the tracks are super memorable after Ann's Jam but it's got a great end-of-summer vibe.Higgs wrote:Re: Chastity Belt: I was huge on their album from a few years ago, kinda meh on this one at first listen (although I loved the lead single/lead track from the get go). Then I listened again, and again, and have probably played the album 8 times across the weekend.
Love the shoegazey, summery, blissful vibe they have. Great album to listen through on a cruisy Sunday afternoon.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Mon September 23, 2019 6:18 pm
saw them play for free at our neighborhood record store last night. always a good show.Mickey wrote:Yep, agreed completely. None of the tracks are super memorable after Ann's Jam but it's got a great end-of-summer vibe.Higgs wrote:Re: Chastity Belt: I was huge on their album from a few years ago, kinda meh on this one at first listen (although I loved the lead single/lead track from the get go). Then I listened again, and again, and have probably played the album 8 times across the weekend.
Love the shoegazey, summery, blissful vibe they have. Great album to listen through on a cruisy Sunday afternoon.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Mon September 23, 2019 11:40 pm
I locked down some tickets for The Riviera in Chicago in Nov. Very stoked to catch them live. Sad I missed a couple in-store performances the last 2 weekends. Still loving this record, big time ‘The Band’ vibe on Lookout Low.verb_to_trust wrote:They just played here. Sorry I missed it as this new one does sound pretty good on the first pass.Teeeeeekay wrote:Twin Peaks released their new album this weekend and it’s easily one of the best records I’ve heard all year.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Thu September 26, 2019 6:59 pm
Desert Sessions Oct. 25. 
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Thu September 26, 2019 6:59 pm
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
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Thu September 26, 2019 7:45 pm
https://pitchfork.com/news/josh-homme-a ... -16-years/
Yes that's Matt Berry from The IT Crowd/What We Do in the Shadows.
Yes that's Matt Berry from The IT Crowd/What We Do in the Shadows.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Thu September 26, 2019 8:04 pm
Never heard a single one of their songs from previous albums. Worth checking out?
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Thu September 26, 2019 8:07 pm
Some of the stuff ended up on QOTSA albums, some of it ended up on other bands albums. There's a lot of good stuff, but a lot of questionable "this is a bunch of friends goofing around" as well.
Also it's a collective so the line-up is constantly changing.
Also it's a collective so the line-up is constantly changing.
Re: Albums of 2019
Posted: Thu September 26, 2019 8:07 pm
wow already psyched about it!