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The REAL Goobusters
Apr 25, 2008

Doctor Cave posted:

If a band was part of some trend (chillwave for example) that's now passed, any new releases are usually ignored in favour of the new hotness.

A lot of chillwave artists have had to adapt or go into entirely new directions. Neon Indian for example don't really sound like anything from their first releases.

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Polo-Rican
Jul 4, 2004

emptyquote my posts or die
John Dieterich, criminally underrated guitarist from Deerhoof, and Jeremy Barnes, accordionist and noisemaker from Neutral Milk Hotel, are collaborating on an album that sounds pretty neat so far.

This track gives me Battles vibes, but I like it a lot more than anything Battles has relesed since Mirrored:
https://soundcloud.com/kinsmanandmeng/dieterich-barnes-what

This one has a much more Deerhoofy vibe:
https://soundcloud.com/kinsmanandmeng/dieterich-barnes-out-and-about

Dodoman
Feb 26, 2009



A moment of laxity
A lifetime of regret
Lipstick Apathy

Poodge posted:

Hey there, I figured I'd post about the Icelandic musical group which goes by the name of Múm in this thread.

They were formed around 1997, and since then have had multiple group members leave and come, changing their musical style frequently.
The most known frequent change was around when the lead vocalist and frontman, Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir left the group in early 2006.

-Their Website (Which appears to be very outdated.)
http://www.mum.is

And some of their albums

Yesterday was Dramatic - Today is OK - 2000
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25YbRHAc_h4

Finally We Are No One - 2002
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chFmFpTc21s

And its Icelandic Version, Loksins Erum Við Engin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vN2c9OIVVY

Go Go Smear the Poison Ivy - 2007
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oha7A3zwAjU

Sing Along To Songs You Don't Know - 2009 (Playlist)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMMlK4muR-E&list=PLTUlTwlsdlFTExWU7kWjlHYwXkF-boDYc

This is very good stuff, thank you for posting it.

Polo-Rican
Jul 4, 2004

emptyquote my posts or die
New Charles Bradley album streaming on NPR music! If you don't like Charles Bradley, gently caress you - you are a real Piece of poo poo!

So far I don't like it quite as much as No Time For Dreaming, but it's more imaginative than Victim of Love.

http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&islist=false&id=471312866&m=471326893

If you don't know who Charles Bradley is, this video is like years of Charles Bradley Education condensed into four minutes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgnQYvzRDiQ

abraham linksys
Sep 6, 2010

:darksouls:
no idea where to post this, but SBTRKT has a new "project" (his word) out. it's a short 25-minute album. I like it more than his last one just by virtue of it not being nearly so overstuffed, and the song with DRAM on it is super good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05edLSr0KDE

like a lot of SBTRKT's recent work, a lot of the stuff on this almost seems like potential club hits that were purposely self-sabotaged - lots of good beats that are only allowed to ride for 40 seconds, hooks that only show up once, etc. I still love that first album and a lot of the stuff on the second ("The Light" is one of the most underrated songs ever imo) so I hope he comes out with another full-length soon

heehee
Sep 5, 2012

haha wow i cant believe how lucky we got to win :D
Gramatik's new album came out yesterday. It's decent, but feels sort of unfinished.

Mst3kmann
Aug 8, 2005

FOREST WHITAKER EYE
Listening to the new Parquet Courts and it's pretty drat good. Highlights so far are the title track and "One Man, No City".

CRINDY
Sep 23, 2010

forget about ur worries and ur strife
My friend just hooked me up with free tickets to see Cage the Elephant/Silversun Pickups/Foals/Bear Hands on Wednesday night. I'm planning on skipping Bear Hands, catching Foals and SSPU, and bouncing before Cage (I've seen them twice already, didn't dig either of their last two records and have work early Thursday morning). Can anyone vouch for Bear Hands? I'm willing to go early and check out an opener.

BonoMan
Feb 20, 2002

Jade Ear Joe

CRINDY posted:

My friend just hooked me up with free tickets to see Cage the Elephant/Silversun Pickups/Foals/Bear Hands on Wednesday night. I'm planning on skipping Bear Hands, catching Foals and SSPU, and bouncing before Cage (I've seen them twice already, didn't dig either of their last two records and have work early Thursday morning). Can anyone vouch for Bear Hands? I'm willing to go early and check out an opener.

Never heard of Bear Hands so I can't vouch for 'em, but I agree with the rest of your assessment. And totally jealous you get to see Foals.

CLAM DOWN
Feb 13, 2007




gently caress that's a good lineup, Bear Hands is awesome

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOlcDBXKhSU

CRINDY
Sep 23, 2010

forget about ur worries and ur strife
The best part is when I was still a little baby show-goer in 2009, I saw a tour where Cage opened for Silversun, with An Horse opening (they were assholes when I bought their CD, so I'm kinda spitefully happy they never broke it big). Matt Shultz pretended to have a seizure and shook sweat all over me in the front row, then Brian Aubert shook my hand during the guitar solo on Lazy Eye and it didn't affect the song because they had so much reverb in the mix. The setlist was right after Swoon, so the setlist was absolutely killer: http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/silversun-pickups/2009/lupos-heartbreak-hotel-providence-ri-33d46ca1.html

Somehow I weigh less at 25 than I did at 18, so the SSPU shirt I got that night still fits. I wear it to the gym sometimes. This show is going to be kind of a cool complement to that one.

CRINDY fucked around with this message at 00:24 on Mar 29, 2016

Epi Lepi
Oct 29, 2009

You can hear the voice
Telling you to Love
It's the voice of MK Ultra
And you're doing what it wants

CRINDY posted:

The best part is when I was still a little baby show-goer in 2009, I saw a tour where Cage opened for Silversun, with An Horse opening (they were assholes when I bought their CD, so I'm kinda spitefully happy they never broke it big). Matt Shultz pretended to have a seizure and shook sweat all over me in the front row, then Brian Aubert shook my hand during the guitar solo on Lazy Eye and it didn't affect the song because they had so much reverb in the mix. The setlist was right after Swoon, so the setlist was absolutely killer: http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/silversun-pickups/2009/lupos-heartbreak-hotel-providence-ri-33d46ca1.html

Somehow I weigh less at 25 than I did at 18, so the SSPU shirt I got that night still fits. I wear it to the gym sometimes. This show is going to be kind of a cool complement to that one.

Ha, I was just gonna post that I went to a show during that tour as well. I saw them somewhere outside of Albany. Very similar experience with Matt sweating and shaking all over the audience.

Surprised An Horse were jerks to you, they were super nice when I saw them again a year later.

resident
Dec 22, 2005

WE WERE ALL UP IN THAT SHIT LIKE A MUTHAFUCKA. IT'S CLEANER THAN A BROKE DICK DOG.

This is probably one of the better tracks my Spotify Discovery playlist has come up with. It reminds me of Kid A/Amnesiac era production but with a chick singing Danish.

https://soundcloud.com/katrinestochholm/en-dejlig-aften-stille-solvklart-vandet

abraham linksys
Sep 6, 2010

:darksouls:
savages are so loving good live y'all

their records are good but their live shows are just in a whole other stratosphere

cptn_dr
Sep 7, 2011

Seven for beauty that blossoms and dies


abraham linksys posted:

savages are so loving good live y'all

their records are good but their live shows are just in a whole other stratosphere

Yeah, they're loving great. I caught them a couple of years back, and really hope I can see them again this year.

Slandible
Apr 30, 2008

abraham linksys posted:

savages are so loving good live y'all

their records are good but their live shows are just in a whole other stratosphere

I'm seeing them next week for the first time, pretty excited.

Polo-Rican
Jul 4, 2004

emptyquote my posts or die
New Destroyer track dropped this morning! It's good!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2G_sNJbfZA

edit to add spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/album/6RJyK0qhNP76tIjykkSTIr

Polo-Rican fucked around with this message at 14:53 on Apr 1, 2016

neonnoodle
Mar 20, 2008

by exmarx

Real Name Grover posted:

Third track to be pre-released off Andrew Bird's new LP

Roma Fade
This album is good.

Cloks
Feb 1, 2013

by Azathoth

neonnoodle posted:

This album is good.

Puma is really sad and incredibly upbeat. Going to see him on the 15th, Eugene Mirman was his opener last time I saw him and it was amazing.

Mt. Modular
May 18, 2006

I didn't expect to like the new Yeasayer as much as I do. The last album (and probably 1/2 of the one before that) were a little lackluster, but this is hitting all the right weird/psych/pop buttons.

Aves Maria!
Jul 26, 2008

Maybe I'll drown
New Car Seat Headrest is looking good so far, imo.

psychoJ
Feb 24, 2011

Smart and cool, handsome, wealthy and so sexy
White Denim just put out their newest album Stiff out a week or two ago, and it's pretty drat good, in that kind of upbeat-with-simplistic-rock-lyrics-kind of way.

https://youtu.be/yY4W3YEgQ80

FactsAreUseless
Feb 16, 2011

Spencer Krug is making rock music again.

T Bowl
Feb 6, 2006

Shut up DUMMY
My Morning Jacket is reissuing a remastered It Still Moves. I blew a little load in my pants when I read that.


http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/04/arts/music/my-morning-jacket-it-still-moves-reissue.html

quote:

“It Still Moves” is really the only record in our catalog that I’ve always felt I wanted to remix. Part of the fun of that record was that we recorded it all to tape, and it was all super-duper organic. But when we mixed it originally, we didn’t have enough time. We thought we were happy with it, but there are certain things that bothered me when I would listen to it, like, “Oh my God, you can’t hear that guitar solo.”

I hear much more presence and clarity in this version. Is that how you’d characterize it?

That’s a good way to put it. We joke and refer to the wet blanket — like you’re removing the wet blanket that was lying on top of the speakers. Kevin Ratterman, who has an amazing studio in Louisville, worked on the last couple of records with us, and we spent time with him bringing it all back up in the mix. He really understands the essence of what we do live, and the power we were hoping to feel from this record.

CLAM DOWN
Feb 13, 2007




Fun new Fitz and the Tantrums

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPAcsrJcVQk

HorseRenoir
Dec 25, 2011



Pillbug
Deakin's album leaked and it's really good, definitely worth a listen even if you aren't into the recent Animal Collective stuff

Slandible
Apr 30, 2008

I saw Savages last night and would advise everyone else to see them if they come in to town. High energy and the ability to get the entire crowd rowdy.

Rageaholic
May 31, 2005

Old Town Road to EGOT

Saw M83 last night on the first date of their new tour. They played a bunch of new material and it all sounded great. They didn't play any songs I really wanted to hear from BTDHU like Moonchild, Teen Angst, A Guitar And A Heart, etc., so that was a bummer, but they played some other favorites of mine like We Own The Sky and a whole bunch of good stuff from HUWD.

Here's the setlist:

Reunion
Do It, Try It (Live debut)
Steve McQueen
We Own the Sky
Bibi the Dog (Live debut)
Solitude (Live debut)
Couleurs
Walkway Blues (Live debut)
OK Pal
Oblivion
Road Blaster (Live debut)
Wait
Go! (Live debut)
Midnight City
Echoes of Mine
Outro

Encore:
Intro
For the Kids (Live debut)
Laser Gun (Live debut)

Also the new keyboardist is insanely talented. Like holy gently caress can she sing. She's also gorgeous and smiled a lot throughout the whole show, which made her electrifying to watch.

I got to shake Anthony's hand during Midnight City since I was in the front row, too, which ruled :swoon:

HorseRenoir
Dec 25, 2011



Pillbug
Not digging this new M83 album at all :(

I feel like they committed so hard to recreating that schmaltzy 80's kitsch sound that they were too successful and made a boring album that's indistinguishable from actual mediocre kitschy 80's music. All it made me want to do was listen to Neon Indian's last album again.

Vastakaiun
Apr 16, 2008

Rageaholic Monkey posted:

Saw M83 last night on the first date of their new tour. They played a bunch of new material and it all sounded great. They didn't play any songs I really wanted to hear from BTDHU like Moonchild, Teen Angst, A Guitar And A Heart, etc., so that was a bummer, but they played some other favorites of mine like We Own The Sky and a whole bunch of good stuff from HUWD.

Here's the setlist:

-

Also the new keyboardist is insanely talented. Like holy gently caress can she sing. She's also gorgeous and smiled a lot throughout the whole show, which made her electrifying to watch.

I got to shake Anthony's hand during Midnight City since I was in the front row, too, which ruled :swoon:

I'm planning on seeing them on a music festival in August (along with stuff like Chvrches, the Last Shadow Puppets and Hercules & Love Affair) and man that setlist is making me excited. It's basically all my favorites + the best songs from the new album (For The Kids, Solitude, Laser Gun, Road Blaster).

I really like the new album. It's a bit different but in a way that works for me.

Polo-Rican
Jul 4, 2004

emptyquote my posts or die
Sometimes it feels like every music journalist on earth is trying as hard as possible to make me care about Parquet Courts, but I just can't for the life of me!!!

cage-free egghead
Mar 8, 2004

Polo-Rican posted:

Sometimes it feels like every music journalist on earth is trying as hard as possible to make me care about Parquet Courts, but I just can't for the life of me!!!

My roommate has been pushing them hard on me for 2 years now. I just think they're so boring. :(

abraham linksys
Sep 6, 2010

:darksouls:

Polo-Rican posted:

Sometimes it feels like every music journalist on earth is trying as hard as possible to make me care about Parquet Courts, but I just can't for the life of me!!!

this is how I've always felt about Parquet Courts and I was gonna be all cynical alongside you but this new album is actually really good 3 tracks in :shobon:

Real Name Grover
Feb 13, 2002

Like corn on the cob
Fan of Britches

abraham linksys posted:

this is how I've always felt about Parquet Courts and I was gonna be all cynical alongside you but this new album is actually really good 3 tracks in :shobon:

I arbitrarily clicked on the fifth track — "I Was Just Here" — and, uh... nope, I'm good.

T Bowl
Feb 6, 2006

Shut up DUMMY
I didn't know Captain Beefheart was still alive making punk albums.

abraham linksys
Sep 6, 2010

:darksouls:
that song's not particularly representative of the album

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3kXPdLqGPU

also it's not a particularly bad or difficult song? poo poo no wonder my constant yelling about how incredible Guerilla Toss is has fallen on deaf ears if something like that is too dissonant and weird for y'all

speaking of which, Guerilla Toss is fuckin incredible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH5oe1LyQ7A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SnCmO1dBTo

abraham linksys fucked around with this message at 16:24 on Apr 8, 2016

Mt. Modular
May 18, 2006

I'm pretty sure Parquet Courts are the closest thing I have to a favorite band at the moment. As crazy as I am about the new album, everyone I've played it for seems pretty meh on it.

Maybe they're like the Miracle Whip of the indie-rock set or something.

stoops
Jun 11, 2001
With Parquet Courts, if you want people to get into them, you first have to let them listen to LIGHT UP GOLD.

after that, they'll "get it"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPpihD340yE

T Bowl
Feb 6, 2006

Shut up DUMMY

abraham linksys posted:

also it's not a particularly bad or difficult song?

It's a terrible song.


The new Woods album is great, a lot better than the last couple in my opinion. Everyone should take a listen.

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CRINDY
Sep 23, 2010

forget about ur worries and ur strife
I wanted to love the new M83 record, but it's too self-indulgent. At some points I was loving the 80s throwback theme, but too much of the record fails to justify its existence.

Goddamn, though, some of those high points are high as HELL. "Go!" is a loving jam, making it at least the third song called "Go!" that I love. I warmed up to "Do It, Try It" and "Solitude" pretty quickly. "Lazer Gun" and "Moon Crystal" are fun as hell. Overall it's disappointing, but I think it came out a lot better than if Anthony and co. tried to make a carbon copy of "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming." At the very least, I think the door's wide open for whatever their next tone shift will be, there's a lot of creativity on this record.

I'm going to give Parquet Courts another try now, but other than "Uncast Shadow" they've never caught my ear.

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