Red Mosquito

Heard another tune from the upcoming Strand of Oaks record the other night. It's called JM and is a tribute to Jason Molina and it is the most epic tune I have heard in some time. Having now heard that plus the J Mascis number I'm very keen to hear the rest of the record.

psychobain wrote:The War On Drugs - Lost In The Dream
Wild Beats - Present Tense
The Antlers - Familiars
Hamilton Leithauser - Black Hours
Sharon Van Etten - Are We There
Temples - Sun Structures
The Black Keys - Turn Blue
Chromeo - White Women
Mogwai - Rave Tapes
Noah Gundersen - Ledges
Beck - Morning Phase
Sun Kil Moon - Benji
Paolo Nutini - Caustic Love

Been a reasonable year to date. I'd like to spend more time with the Mogwai record.

New Earth album out in September, called Primitive and Deadly: https://www.facebook.com/thronesanddomi ... 55009242:0

Apparently, it's supposed to be more "rock" oriented. Dylan Carlson and Adrienne Davies are still the core members, with Bill Herzog playing bass and Brett Netson and Jodie Cox contributing additional guitar. Additionally, there's a couple of guest vocalists present: Mark Lanegan (which should pique the interest of some users here) and Rabia Shaheen Qazi.

Besides that, Carlson's got a film score coming out this year, as well, in June. It's titled Gold and is being released under his pen name Drcarlsonalbion.

Zeb, The Antlers

I finally bought that new Nels Cline Singers album.

It's great!

http://www.thecutmagazine.com/wp-conten ... _final.pdf

Greg? Saunier reveals in an interview that there's a new Deerhoof album coming out on November 4. No details beyond that at the moment, besides the fact that it was meant to be properly recorded in a studio, but they liked the rehearsal recordings so much that they became the album tracks.

Really liked what little I've heard of the Buzzo solo record.

super nintendo chalmers wrote:Really liked what little I've heard of the Buzzo solo record.

Who is this Buzzo you speak of?

Brett wrote:http://www.thecutmagazine.com/wp-conten ... _final.pdf

Greg? Saunier reveals in an interview that there's a new Deerhoof album coming out on November 4. No details beyond that at the moment, besides the fact that it was meant to be properly recorded in a studio, but they liked the rehearsal recordings so much that they became the album tracks.

I always make time for a new Deerhoof record.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

super nintendo chalmers wrote:Really liked what little I've heard of the Buzzo solo record.

Who is this Buzzo you speak of?

really?

have you heard anything about the vinyl press, is it through amrep?

zeb wrote:Heard another tune from the upcoming Strand of Oaks record the other night. It's called JM and is a tribute to Jason Molina and it is the most epic tune I have heard in some time. Having now heard that plus the J Mascis number I'm very keen to hear the rest of the record.

the new Strand of Oaks is fabulous. Tim's been a buddy of mine for a while now. be sure to check out his previous records, the small vinyl label that I run with a friend put them out: http://tenatoms.net

psychobain wrote:The War On Drugs - Lost In The Dream
Wild Beats - Present Tense
The Antlers - Familiars
Hamilton Leithauser - Black Hours
Sharon Van Etten - Are We There
Temples - Sun Structures
The Black Keys - Turn Blue
Chromeo - White Women
Mogwai - Rave Tapes
Noah Gundersen - Ledges
Beck - Morning Phase
Sun Kil Moon - Benji
Paolo Nutini - Caustic Love

mine:

The War on Drugs - Lost In The Dream
Sharon Van Etten - Are We There
Strand of Oaks - Heal
Saintseneca - Dark Arc
Tycho - Awake
Sylvan Esso - Sylvan Esso
The Antlers - Familiars
James Vincent McMorrow - Post Tropical
Wye Oak - Shriek
Cloud Nothings - Here and Nowhere Else
Kevin Drew - Darlings
Angel Olsen - Burn Your Fire For No Witness
Lydia Loveless - Somewhere Else
Sturgill Simpson - Metamodern Sounds in Country Music
Eagulls - Eagulls

solace wrote:

zeb wrote:Heard another tune from the upcoming Strand of Oaks record the other night. It's called JM and is a tribute to Jason Molina and it is the most epic tune I have heard in some time. Having now heard that plus the J Mascis number I'm very keen to hear the rest of the record.

the new Strand of Oaks is fabulous. Tim's been a buddy of mine for a while now. be sure to check out his previous records, the small vinyl label that I run with a friend put them out: http://tenatoms.net

I'm just listening to this new tune now, and I like it way more than any of the benefit covers of JM songs that have come out in the past year or so. It sort of captures the spirit of Jason's aesthetic without being a clone of his music, you know? Also, I'm a sucker for songs about how music can save you life/mind when you desperately need it to. When I get my next paycheck, I'm almost certainly going to pick up a few SoO records!

solace wrote: Kevin Drew - Darlings

And here I thought I was the only one giving this album any love. It's really good (love You Gotta Feel It)

super nintendo chalmers wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

super nintendo chalmers wrote:Really liked what little I've heard of the Buzzo solo record.

Who is this Buzzo you speak of?

really?

have you heard anything about the vinyl press, is it through amrep?

answer the question

HYSTERICS

is that buzzo, or?

Downloaded a few in the past couple of days (wish I had money for LPs, but I don't get paid until the beginning of July ) including new music from The Donkeys, Centro-Matic, and the Sharon van Etten,

Brett wrote:New Earth album out in September, called Primitive and Deadly: https://www.facebook.com/thronesanddomi ... 55009242:0

Apparently, it's supposed to be more "rock" oriented. Dylan Carlson and Adrienne Davies are still the core members, with Bill Herzog playing bass and Brett Netson and Jodie Cox contributing additional guitar. Additionally, there's a couple of guest vocalists present: Mark Lanegan (which should pique the interest of some users here) and Rabia Shaheen Qazi.

Besides that, Carlson's got a film score coming out this year, as well, in June. It's titled Gold and is being released under his pen name Drcarlsonalbion.

I'm looking forward to these a lot.