Not long up so haven’t had a chance yet, but this is disappointing news. Very big fan of both.
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New Music Releases Thread
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There are new albums tomorrow from Brijean, Cassandra Jenkins, Chris Cohen, Cigarettes After Sex, Clairo, Common & Pete Rock, Donovan Woods, Eminem, Eric Clapton (live), Future Utopia, Joe Goddard, Johnny Blue Skies (Sturgill Simpson's alter ego), JoJo Siwa, Megan Moroney, Mr Big, One Republic, Phish, Remi Wolf, Travis, Liana Flores, Marc Almond, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Luke Temple & the Cascading Moms, Danny Paul Grody Duo, Eiko Ishibashi and Brian Eno.
Is that Clapton live from Birmingham where he wasn’t racist but just a bit drunk and racist?
God knows. It's called TO Save a Child. Not one I'll be seeking out...
new avatar?? Not sure I can handle level of change at once!
Yeah, hipster uncle vibe. Came via Pure Football last night.
Jonny Greenwood has been in intensive care 
Has anyone heard of Irked? Saw them mentioned as a north east punk/post punk band so looked them up, one of them has a retro SAFC shirt on on their website
Has anyone heard of Irked? Saw them mentioned as a north east punk/post punk band so looked them up, one of them has a retro SAFC shirt on on their website
Jonny Greenwood has been in intensive care
Has anyone heard of Irked? Saw them mentioned as a north east punk/post punk band so looked them up, one of them has a retro SAFC shirt on on their website
Sounds like Jonny had a serious infection of some sort.
Toe - Now I see the light
Good album
Good album
Enjoying the Cassandra Jenkins album
Carpets
Midfield
Ha ha yeah threw me too.
Don'tListenToTheHat
Striker
Well that is something
Seen them a few times, quite goodJonny Greenwood has been in intensive care
Has anyone heard of Irked? Saw them mentioned as a north east punk/post punk band so looked them up, one of them has a retro SAFC shirt on on their website
It's Monday, ir's a random time so it must be the weekly sum up/review. A mix of new stuff and a couple of recommendations from others that are quite new...
Cassandra Jenkins: quite the start to the week. Takes the basic model of her previous two albums and refines it. Terrific!
Johnny Blue Skies: Sturgill Simpson in full on psychedelic lounge county singer mode. This is a superb listen.
Joe Goddard: very good. He mostly uses guest vocalists (including Alexis Taylor, making things Hot Chippy). Danceable throughout in a variety of styles.
Liana Flores: she's Brazilian/British and makes music that melds Brazilian tropicalia and folk with British indie pop and folk together with a smattering of jazz. All in all a lovely debut album.
Chris Cohen: he's formerly a member of Deerhoof. This sounds a little like them minus the jagged edges and Japanese female vocals. A very good, solid album of alt-rock.
Cigarettes After Sex: their third album doesn't really stretch much beyond the dream pop template of the first two. It's nice, good songs, lovely vocals, just not novel.
Jake Xerxes Fussell: exceptional. He's a marvellous, warm interpreter of traditional songs and now is writing his own also and they're bloody good.
Luke Temple: also Art Feynman and he's part of Here We Go Magic. This is rather good, slightly wonky arthouse indie. Reminds me, at times, of Field Music.
Danny Paul Grody Duo: instrumental music that falls somewhere near post-rock but isn't really post-rock. It's very, very good.
Eiko Ishibashi: the soundtrack to the film Evil Does Not Exist directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi. UNsurprisingly, very cnematic, verges on post-rock again/
Toe: cracking tip from @chunkyshanhawk53. They're a Japanese post-rock band, which explains why the vocals are initially confusing if you're not aware of their nationality. Exceptional.
This Is Lorelei: cracking tip from @buckowski. American indie from one of those one man bedroom projects. Lovely songs, stylistically everywhere.
Album of the week: I'm tempted to say all of them except Cigarettes After Sex but, when push comes to shove, if you asked me which one I'd want to listen to now, it would be Cassandra Jenkins.
Cassandra Jenkins: quite the start to the week. Takes the basic model of her previous two albums and refines it. Terrific!
Johnny Blue Skies: Sturgill Simpson in full on psychedelic lounge county singer mode. This is a superb listen.
Joe Goddard: very good. He mostly uses guest vocalists (including Alexis Taylor, making things Hot Chippy). Danceable throughout in a variety of styles.
Liana Flores: she's Brazilian/British and makes music that melds Brazilian tropicalia and folk with British indie pop and folk together with a smattering of jazz. All in all a lovely debut album.
Chris Cohen: he's formerly a member of Deerhoof. This sounds a little like them minus the jagged edges and Japanese female vocals. A very good, solid album of alt-rock.
Cigarettes After Sex: their third album doesn't really stretch much beyond the dream pop template of the first two. It's nice, good songs, lovely vocals, just not novel.
Jake Xerxes Fussell: exceptional. He's a marvellous, warm interpreter of traditional songs and now is writing his own also and they're bloody good.
Luke Temple: also Art Feynman and he's part of Here We Go Magic. This is rather good, slightly wonky arthouse indie. Reminds me, at times, of Field Music.
Danny Paul Grody Duo: instrumental music that falls somewhere near post-rock but isn't really post-rock. It's very, very good.
Eiko Ishibashi: the soundtrack to the film Evil Does Not Exist directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi. UNsurprisingly, very cnematic, verges on post-rock again/
Toe: cracking tip from @chunkyshanhawk53. They're a Japanese post-rock band, which explains why the vocals are initially confusing if you're not aware of their nationality. Exceptional.
This Is Lorelei: cracking tip from @buckowski. American indie from one of those one man bedroom projects. Lovely songs, stylistically everywhere.
Album of the week: I'm tempted to say all of them except Cigarettes After Sex but, when push comes to shove, if you asked me which one I'd want to listen to now, it would be Cassandra Jenkins.
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Enjoying the this is lorelei release very much
Terrible
There are new albums out tomorrow from Childish Gambino, Deep Purple, Denzel Curry, Dr Dog, Glass Animals, GUM/Ambrose Kenny-Smoth, Jimin, Los Campesinos!, Robb Johnson, Bizhiki, Oneida and Beachwood Sparks.
