Osklen
Winger
So, my summing up of the new stuff I've listened to this week:
Pigs*7 - excellent, proper stoner rock album.
Anna Burch - not quite as enthralling as Quit The Curse but still very listenable.
James Elkington - ticks all the boxes for me. Folkish but done from a post-rock perspective.
The Lovely Eggs - bloody marvellous!
Parsonsfield - one of those albums that's going to quietly grow on me. Starts out a bit like a poppier Fleet Foxes then goes a bit more straight indie-pop with electronic flecks. Remind me a little of a less rock Death Cab For Cutie or Passion Pit.
Thundercat - on early listening, I prefer this to Drunk. Seems more coherent as an album.
M. Ward - it's very good but I'm not sure I'd be able to distinguish it from other M. Ward albums in a year or so.
Savage Mansion - posted about earlier. Exceptionally good.
Everything Is Recorded - interesting. More obviously hiphop based than the first album. Well worth a listen!
Wilma Archer - usually records as Slime, comes from Newcastle, probably best known as a producer. A mix of jazz and electronica. Works very well!
Yves Tumor - a very good album. Nominally electronica but also rock, great vocals.
A toss up between James Elkington. The Lovely Eggs and Savage Mansion for my album of the week but a few others run them close.
Wilma archer album is very good but can’t believe he’s from Newcastle.
thundercat albums are all difficult in places but must say my fav tune of his is possibly Black Qualls.
Other suggestions that I quite like at the moment are fairly recent EPs by:
Emma Jean Thackray - movement EP
Vex Ruffin - Emilio EP
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