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    Posted: August 27 2011 at 15:03
Which bands/artists have you gotten into this year? The list will be LONG for me, but the list of this years purchases will be even longer. I estimate roughly 100 CD's so far. Geez... And the year's not over for a good while!
 
  • Explosions in The Sky
  • Pelican
  • Radiohead
  • Roxy Music
  • Edgar Froese
  • The Cure
  • Depeche Mode
  • Joy Division
  • The Stooges
  • My Bloody Valentine
  • Television
  • The Smiths
  • Sisters of Mercy
  • Bauhaus
  • Echo & The Bunnymen
  • David Bowie
  • Lou Reed
  • Dave Brubeck
  • Aphex Twin

And a few more i'm sure...



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Not very many new ones.
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Here is a list of a few recent bands I have just discovered that are all pretty great.

Wavepool Abortion
Oppenheimer Analysis
Sean Nicholas Savage
The Soft Moon
Adobe Homes
Balam/Acab
Kent State
Flight
Innards
Boy Friend
Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Field Trips
Clams Casino
Soft Metals



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I didn't mean just NEW bands, but any band that you've started to listen to this year.
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No new ones and only a few even otherwise:

Sparks
Police
Television
Clash
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Alcest
Yes (Like, REALLY into them)
Oceansize
God is an Astronaut



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Here's some bands/artists that i look foward to get into:
  • MONO
  • Klaus Schulze
  • Ashra
  • 65daysofstatic
  • Tortoise
  • Brian Eno
  • Funkadelic
  • Siouxsie and the Banshees
  • The Mars Volta
  • Amon Düül II
  • Embryo
  • Guru Guru
  • Strawbs
  • The Who
  • Iggy Pop

And more and more and more
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Only newly discovered artists I like a lot, I listen to way too much new music to count more than that

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Autechre
Tim Berne
Bill Dixon
Cardiacs, arguably (more of a deadlock, all their albums have some pieces bugging me, yet many for which I can't let the record slide)




... wait. Autechre?!!?


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Current 93
Alexander Skip Spence
Amon Tobin
O'Death
The Olivia Tremor Control
etc...
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Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

Which bands/artists have you gotten into this year? The list will be LONG for me, but the list of this years purchases will be even longer. I estimate roughly 100 CD's so far. Geez... And the year's not over for a good while!

...


Why are some of those band names in bold?

Here are some that I discovered this year so far (none of which are new or debuted this year)...

- Wye Oak
- Queen
- Mew
- The Radio Dept.
- Killing Joke
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Garolou
Proto-Kaw
Diablo Swing Orchestra
Mike Oldfield
Property of Queen Productions...
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Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Only newly discovered artists I like a lot, I listen to way too much new music to count more than that

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Autechre
Tim Berne
Bill Dixon
Cardiacs, arguably (more of a deadlock, all their albums have some pieces bugging me, yet many for which I can't let the record slide)




... wait. Autechre?!!?


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My favorite electronic band of all time! I discovered them quite early, back in the mid-90's, and have never stopped loving what they do since.
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Originally posted by catfood03 catfood03 wrote:

Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Only newly discovered artists I like a lot, I listen to way too much new music to count more than that

Current 93
Autechre
Tim Berne
Bill Dixon
Cardiacs, arguably (more of a deadlock, all their albums have some pieces bugging me, yet many for which I can't let the record slide)




... wait. Autechre?!!?


Autechre! Clap 

My favorite electronic band of all time! I discovered them quite early, back in the mid-90's, and have never stopped loving what they do since.


Well, not there yet, but given my dissent for IDM, there is indeed a strong change they'll pull through.
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Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Originally posted by catfood03 catfood03 wrote:

Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Only newly discovered artists I like a lot, I listen to way too much new music to count more than that

Current 93
Autechre
Tim Berne
Bill Dixon
Cardiacs, arguably (more of a deadlock, all their albums have some pieces bugging me, yet many for which I can't let the record slide)




... wait. Autechre?!!?


Autechre! Clap 

My favorite electronic band of all time! I discovered them quite early, back in the mid-90's, and have never stopped loving what they do since.


Well, not there yet, but given my dissent for IDM, there is indeed a strong change they'll pull through.


Not sure what you mean by "a strong change they'll pull through". I gather the genre of music they inhabit is not really your cup of tea. The stuff they did from Chiastic Slide through Untilted is some of their most "difficult" music, but beginning with 2008's Quaristice they started to get back to the feel and (relative) simplicity of their earliest albums.  Well, if you become an Autechre convert or not at least you're interested in checking them out.


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Originally posted by catfood03 catfood03 wrote:

Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Originally posted by catfood03 catfood03 wrote:

Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Only newly discovered artists I like a lot, I listen to way too much new music to count more than that

Current 93
Autechre
Tim Berne
Bill Dixon
Cardiacs, arguably (more of a deadlock, all their albums have some pieces bugging me, yet many for which I can't let the record slide)




... wait. Autechre?!!?


Autechre! Clap 

My favorite electronic band of all time! I discovered them quite early, back in the mid-90's, and have never stopped loving what they do since.


Well, not there yet, but given my dissent for IDM, there is indeed a strong change they'll pull through.


Not sure what you mean by "a strong change they'll pull through". I gather the genre of music they inhabit is not really your cup of tea. The stuff they did from Chiastic Slide through Untilted is some of their most "difficult" music, but after 2008's Quaristice they started to get back to the feel and (relative) simplicity of their earliest albums.  Well, if you become an Autechre convert or not at least you're interested in checking them out.


I meant precisely liking them against all odds. Untitled was one of the albums that did that from me, along with Draft 7.30 more recently and another one I can't remember whatsitcalled right now.
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Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Originally posted by catfood03 catfood03 wrote:

Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Originally posted by catfood03 catfood03 wrote:

Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Only newly discovered artists I like a lot, I listen to way too much new music to count more than that

Current 93
Autechre
Tim Berne
Bill Dixon
Cardiacs, arguably (more of a deadlock, all their albums have some pieces bugging me, yet many for which I can't let the record slide)




... wait. Autechre?!!?


Autechre! Clap 

My favorite electronic band of all time! I discovered them quite early, back in the mid-90's, and have never stopped loving what they do since.


Well, not there yet, but given my dissent for IDM, there is indeed a strong change they'll pull through.


Not sure what you mean by "a strong change they'll pull through". I gather the genre of music they inhabit is not really your cup of tea. The stuff they did from Chiastic Slide through Untilted is some of their most "difficult" music, but after 2008's Quaristice they started to get back to the feel and (relative) simplicity of their earliest albums.  Well, if you become an Autechre convert or not at least you're interested in checking them out.


I meant precisely liking them against all odds. Untitled was one of the albums that did that from me, along with Draft 7.30 more recently and another one I can't remember whatsitcalled right now.


I see. If I was to recommend any Autechre album to a prog audience it would be Untilted (long compositions, several movements of music changes within each track)
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Soft Machine 
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Been getting into Vespero a lot lately. 
Xing Sa has also rekindled my love for Zeuhl - so I´m re-discovering a lot of greats.

Oh and:
Catapilla.
f**k Buttons.
Fleet Foxes.
Vortex.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Been getting into Vespero a lot lately. 
Xing Sa has also rekindled my love for Zeuhl - so I´m re-discovering a lot of greats.

Oh and:
Catapilla.
f**k Buttons.
Fleet Foxes.
Vortex.



That's good stuff. Thumbs Up
Even Catapilla is quite good, from what I remember.
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