SpiritofBurnden
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New Music Releases Thread
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That Noori and his Dorpa Band release is immense.
There are new albums tomorrow from Brent Faiyaz, James bay, Journey, Katy J Pearson, Laura Veirs, Megadeth, Metric, Rae Morris, Viagra Boys, Neil Young & Crazyhorse (the long lost album Toast), James Righton, Neighbor Lady, Mush, Ian Daniel Kehoe, Deslondes, Catarina Barbieri and Glenn Jones.
Mickdundee
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Laura Veirs and Neil Young for me, maybe Megadeth. I’m sure there’s something else out tomorrow that I like but can’t for the life of my think what it is.
I’m not even that bothered about Neil Young, but most of the posters on this thread use Spotify and cant’t stream it, whereas I’m on Apple Music so I’m going to listen to it and declare it the best thing he’s ever released!
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ditto.
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It’s a bit of an under the radar one but this is a good album out today
One to watch: NoSo | Pop and rock | The Guardian
The Korean-American singer-songwriter toys with the nuances of identity and escapism on their guitar-led debut album
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Liking the track in the review, will investigate further.It’s a bit of an under the radar one but this is a good album out today
One to watch: NoSo | Pop and rock | The Guardian
The Korean-American singer-songwriter toys with the nuances of identity and escapism on their guitar-led debut album
FlyingLotus
Midfield
Katy J Pearson’s most recent single was great so I’ll give the album a listen. Might give VB a go, too.
herra soul mob
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have to say struggling with jess buckley/bernard butler album, bought cd ( I'm old fashioned ) looks like best track by a country mile was one they did on ' later' .
Edit: v. enjoyable but can't remember who they remind me of.
The Music Man
Central Defender
They're playing Whitley Bay Playhouse 25/8.
Mogwai have released the soundtrack to Black Bird Season 1 today. It's 70 minutes long. Knew nothing about this until today.
KJP is like a continuation of the first record. It's canny but very much more of the same.
My usual weekly digest of the stuff I've been listening to:
Mogwai: they're experts at this TV soundtrack lark now. It's good. The usual mix of incidental pieces and longer more Mogwai-esque tracks.
NoSo: a very, very good sophisticated indie-synth album. Well worth investigating.
Ghost Woman: retro psychedelia replete with jangles and hatmony vocals. Fun without being spectacular.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse: it's a very good album. Not sure why it wasn't released first time up but that's what Neil does. Lots of long, languid tracks.
Laura Veirs: a good album of folkish indie songs. She's been doing this for years. Not sure it gains a new audience.
James Righton: synthy, quite dreamy and laidback. Interesting, needs more listens.
Katy J Pearson: as was mentioned by @James she's not taken any great stylistic leaps from her debut. Song writing is probably more consistent. A good album.
Ian Daniel Kehoe: more laidback synthy songs. Very good, quite poppy songs drenched in analogue synths. He's better known as the touring drummer for The Weather Station, Julia Jacklin and Andy Shauf but is making a good fist of being solo.
The Deslondes: I like this a lot (well, I like them a lot). This is an old school, timeless, laidback take on Americana.
Caterina Barbieri: more synths, this time primarily instrumental. This exists somewhere between neo-classical and motorik.
Metric: their eighth album in almost 20 years. It's good but I'm not sure I would identify it from another Metric album were I to listen to it in say 2 years time.
Mush: more of their angular, British take on American indie rock. Their third album in as many years. Like it but probably not as much as last year's Lines Redacted.
Neighbor Lady: female fronted Americana with artsy edges. Highly promising and maybe a bit more.
Oogo Bogo: a hangover from last week due to @chunkyshitehawk53 recommending it and me spotting Ty Segall's involvement as producer. Garage rock with a bit more synth than you get on a lot of Ty's albums. Good.
Viagra Boys: more of the same really. Sleazy rock and roll with an eye for a pop hook. When they're good, they're very good.
Wu-Lu: I was fairly impressed by them at Green Man last year. A mix of rock, hip-hop, arthouse and angst basically. Some very good songs here.
Album of the week: there's a lot that's good but not so much that's great here. The Deslondes nab it from Wu-Lu, I think. NoSo gets bronze.
Mogwai: they're experts at this TV soundtrack lark now. It's good. The usual mix of incidental pieces and longer more Mogwai-esque tracks.
NoSo: a very, very good sophisticated indie-synth album. Well worth investigating.
Ghost Woman: retro psychedelia replete with jangles and hatmony vocals. Fun without being spectacular.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse: it's a very good album. Not sure why it wasn't released first time up but that's what Neil does. Lots of long, languid tracks.
Laura Veirs: a good album of folkish indie songs. She's been doing this for years. Not sure it gains a new audience.
James Righton: synthy, quite dreamy and laidback. Interesting, needs more listens.
Katy J Pearson: as was mentioned by @James she's not taken any great stylistic leaps from her debut. Song writing is probably more consistent. A good album.
Ian Daniel Kehoe: more laidback synthy songs. Very good, quite poppy songs drenched in analogue synths. He's better known as the touring drummer for The Weather Station, Julia Jacklin and Andy Shauf but is making a good fist of being solo.
The Deslondes: I like this a lot (well, I like them a lot). This is an old school, timeless, laidback take on Americana.
Caterina Barbieri: more synths, this time primarily instrumental. This exists somewhere between neo-classical and motorik.
Metric: their eighth album in almost 20 years. It's good but I'm not sure I would identify it from another Metric album were I to listen to it in say 2 years time.
Mush: more of their angular, British take on American indie rock. Their third album in as many years. Like it but probably not as much as last year's Lines Redacted.
Neighbor Lady: female fronted Americana with artsy edges. Highly promising and maybe a bit more.
Oogo Bogo: a hangover from last week due to @chunkyshitehawk53 recommending it and me spotting Ty Segall's involvement as producer. Garage rock with a bit more synth than you get on a lot of Ty's albums. Good.
Viagra Boys: more of the same really. Sleazy rock and roll with an eye for a pop hook. When they're good, they're very good.
Wu-Lu: I was fairly impressed by them at Green Man last year. A mix of rock, hip-hop, arthouse and angst basically. Some very good songs here.
Album of the week: there's a lot that's good but not so much that's great here. The Deslondes nab it from Wu-Lu, I think. NoSo gets bronze.
New Goats single - Wage Wars, Get Rich, Die Handsome
Not new by any means (came out in 2021), but I'm completely hooked on the Spang Sisters record. Dreamy stuff.
If we’re doing 2021 still, then here goes my new discovery
