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New Music Releases Thread


MarcoG said:
I could be making this up (probably am) but every time Field Music release an album it always seems to be right at the start of the year.
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So far over the weekend:

Julian Cope - standard Copey, good, bonkers, overly long.
Uncut's latest cover CD - their latest Sounds of the New West compilation (so Americana). Very good mix of tracks from upcoming and recent releases plus at least one exclusive.
Georgia - really very good indeed. She kind of occupies the midway point between Robyn and Hot Chip.
Craven Faults - their won't be many better electronica albums this year. A bit Krautrock, a bit ambient, some quite long tracks but they work.
Field Music - as usual likely to be a grower. A concept album about the first world war, which was originally made for the Imperial War Museum.
Daniel Lopatin's Uncut Gems soundtrack - been out for a little while I think. Interesting electronic music interspersed with dialogue from the film. Good!

Also got The Big Moon and Jim Noir to digest and cogitate over.
 
alexander said:
Like listening to a sir Elton song but with Ozzy crooning instead. I like it. I like it a lot.

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Love it, really enjoying the stuff that he's put out so far, but I'm slightly worried that he knows he's about to die given some of the lyrics.
 
Arkle said:
So far over the weekend:

Julian Cope - standard Copey, good, bonkers, overly long.
Uncut's latest cover CD - their latest Sounds of the New West compilation (so Americana). Very good mix of tracks from upcoming and recent releases plus at least one exclusive.
Georgia - really very good indeed. She kind of occupies the midway point between Robyn and Hot Chip.
Craven Faults - their won't be many better electronica albums this year. A bit Krautrock, a bit ambient, some quite long tracks but they work.
Field Music - as usual likely to be a grower. A concept album about the first world war, which was originally made for the Imperial War Museum.
Daniel Lopatin's Uncut Gems soundtrack - been out for a little while I think. Interesting electronic music interspersed with dialogue from the film. Good!

Also got The Big Moon and Jim Noir to digest and cogitate over.
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cheers mate, Craven Faults sounds great.
 
Arkle said:
So far over the weekend:

Julian Cope - standard Copey, good, bonkers, overly long.
Uncut's latest cover CD - their latest Sounds of the New West compilation (so Americana). Very good mix of tracks from upcoming and recent releases plus at least one exclusive.
Georgia - really very good indeed. She kind of occupies the midway point between Robyn and Hot Chip.
Craven Faults - their won't be many better electronica albums this year. A bit Krautrock, a bit ambient, some quite long tracks but they work.
Field Music - as usual likely to be a grower. A concept album about the first world war, which was originally made for the Imperial War Museum.
Daniel Lopatin's Uncut Gems soundtrack - been out for a little while I think. Interesting electronic music interspersed with dialogue from the film. Good!

Also got The Big Moon and Jim Noir to digest and cogitate over.
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As for the last two, I think The Big Moon's album is very good. As noted in reviews, more pop than their debut but not in a pop meaning boyband/R'n'B way. Jim Noir's album is enjoyable, sort of retro psychedelia, very similar to his albums from a few years ago.
mad cyril said:
cheers mate, Craven Faults sounds great.
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I need to listen to the earlier EPs. Don't think anything from them is on the album.
 
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Bored of my current listens. Listening to 6. I know it's not what this thread is exactly for but can someone recommend something from the last 10 years I must listen to. Last years faves were little simz and Richard Dawson. Car seat headrest a good last five years pick I got from here. Cos of kids I sort of had a gap from 2011-2017 where I didn't listen to much
 
Curlyteeth said:
Bored of my current listens. Listening to 6. I know it's not what this thread is exactly for but can someone recommend something from the last 10 years I must listen to. Last years faves were little simz and Richard Dawson. Car seat headrest a good last five years pick I got from here. Cos of kids I sort of had a gap from 2011-2017 where I didn't listen to much
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What genres do you like?
 
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