What albums did you listen to today?

Matching Mole - Matching Mole's Little Red Record
Soft Machine - Fourth
Caravan - For Girls Who Grow Plump At Night
Ange - Caricatures
Kaleidoscope - Tangerine Dream
Mighty Baby - Mighty Baby


Edited by ALotOfBottle - May 28 2016 at 04:02

Wow, Haven't posted here in a couple years.

Van Der Graaf Generator - "Pawn Hearts"
Car Seat Headrest - "Teens of Denial"
Vesent Sornis - "Tonsilloliths (Demos & Recordings of 2015)"
Aesop Rock - "The Impossible Kid"
Earl Sweatshirt - "I Don't Like sh*t, I Don't Go Outside"
Kill Bill - "RAMONA"

Biglietto Per L'Inferno - Vivi Lotta Pensa
Vespero- By The Waters Of Tomorrow
Radiohead- A Moon Shaped Pool
Cherry Five - Il Pozzo Dei Giganti
Bent Knee - Say So
Knifeworld - Bottled Out Of Eden

^ Dave I got both By The Waters Of Tomorrow and their previous one just about six months ago, out of these two this is the only one I've played so far, but now I feel I'm ready to proceed. I can't say the music is new or surprising but man this is certainly delicious! A must for all psych fans around here. At first I had a tough time to get used to the muddy production, not that I'm a fan of those crystal clear mixing but still that one took time to adjust to.
Some excellent psychedelic guitars and keys throughout, kinda reminds me of those live concerts by Here & Now, man this is just great!

And how about that Winstons album ha? Seems like the album I've been waiting for for so long, I'm trying hard not to overdose, it is actually that good Imo.

Guldbamsen wrote: The Winstons - s/t (Wyatt era Softs team up with David Sinclair on organ)

Yes, that's an EXCELLENT album. The singer's voice is really a lot like Wyatt's!

and today (so far)

Edited by zwordser - May 29 2016 at 17:24

Sagichim wrote: ^ Dave I got both By The Waters Of Tomorrow and their previous one just about six months ago, out of these two this is the only one I've played so far, but now I feel I'm ready to proceed. I can't say the music is new or surprising but man this is certainly delicious! A must for all psych fans around here. At first I had a tough time to get used to the muddy production, not that I'm a fan of those crystal clear mixing but still that one took time to adjust to. Some excellent psychedelic guitars and keys throughout, kinda reminds me of those live concerts by Here & Now, man this is just great! And how about that Winstons album ha? Seems like the album I've been waiting for for so long, I'm trying hard not to overdose, it is actually that good Imo.

The production is rather relentless for a psych album, but I feel the erratic drumming from Ivan Fedotov rather makes up for it with his lovable spastic twitches.

Funny you should mention that about The Winstons - I feel like I should take it easy as well and not OD on it straight away. Brilliant album though with just he right amount of old school warmth - particularly felt in the production vibe.

I have yet to check out AKA Moon but I guess you just sealed the deal for me. I gather you dig Furio Chirico (Arti e Mestieri) if you're into busy drummers? Makes Cobham look like Meg White.

Duly noted - thank you my good sir.

As for myself, I can only muster Furio in small doses. Like Cobham he tends to be a tad too busy for my tastes (I never thought I'd say that!). I do prefer the surrounding music in Arti e Mestieri to that found in MO, where every player seems too busy with their own thang. I am in the minority on that one - I know. All chops and no sauce makes Jack a dull boy.