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Ambivalence Avenue by Bibio

this one's for you, ben satie. my bad
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http://www.besteveralbums.com/thechart.php?a=65836
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Satori by Flower Travellin' Band


Thank you for this, this was such a weird but such an interesting album. I couldn't help but be captivated by it. The use of different scales (perhaps arabic scales? Sounded somewhat like that) really made for an interesting, different musical perspective. I'd love to listen to this album high.


Anyways, for nicklas:


The Fear Is Excruciating, But Therein Lies The Answer by Red Sparowes
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this is basically my favorite thread and it keeps getting buried underneath all these tournaments...

anyway, I think I got skipped over last time, so I'll take whatever one of you decides to throw at me


Oh and rocky here this seems pretty up your alley

Lucifer's Friend by Lucifer's Friend
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dividesbyzero wrote:
Ayo Ben, try this out

Fanfaronade by Kristoff Krane



Well I thought you remembered that I liked Cro and were shooting me another german hip hop artist. No. Not terribly far off, but not german ... anyways, this was pretty good, though not life changing by any means. Liked the Buck 65 collab, but that shouldn't really surprise anyone too much. Overall, it was pretty alright, but not a GREAT album, I guess.

Anyways, here's something that's nothing like hip-hop for you:


You Can't Die In The Living Room by Photographers
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benpaco wrote:

You Can't Die In The Living Room by Photographers

This was absolutely lovely. I went in a little unsure; at first I felt like I was being reminded of a bunch of indie pop/rock 2000s band but not standing out from any of them, but very soon what began as mild pleasantries developed into something that felt really genuine. It's like I feel completely nostalgic about this album despite having never heard it before this. Those last three track are particularly wonderful and personal. Harold & Maude! I don't suppose you remembered I adore that movie? Regardless I couldn't help but smile at that song with sentimentality. Haha and that last track was like Moldy Peaches/Kimya Dawson level quirky ๐Ÿคฃ . I like quirky. I really enjoyed this. Thanks Ben

Alright looks like I'm sending something back your way. Try this

Ghost by Radical Face
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im fairly certain ive missed one that was given me to me ages ago here (sorry to whoever it was) but im lazy so ill just start over.

here DBZ



Urban Sax 2 by Urban Sax

on grooveshark if you cant find it elsewhere
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dividesbyzero wrote:
This was absolutely lovely. I went in a little unsure; at first I felt like I was being reminded of a bunch of indie pop/rock 2000s band but not standing out from any of them, but very soon what began as mild pleasantries developed into something that felt really genuine. It's like I feel completely nostalgic about this album despite having never heard it before this. Those last three track are particularly wonderful and personal. Harold & Maude! I don't suppose you remembered I adore that movie? Regardless I couldn't help but smile at that song with sentimentality. Haha and that last track was like Moldy Peaches/Kimya Dawson level quirky ๐Ÿคฃ . I like quirky. I really enjoyed this. Thanks Ben

Alright looks like I'm sending something back your way. Try this

Ghost by Radical Face


Oh I'm really glad you like it. It is a little overly cutesy at times, which would be my only real knock on it, but like you I love Harold and Maude (both the movie and the track) and I feel it closes super strong where it opens a little more general.

Also I'm going to admit I've heard that album before BUT I don't think I've heard it in a single sitting in about 4 years. So I'm going to check it out as really I only recall Welcome Home, Son and Glory. None of the other song titles even look familiar at all. Gonna stop this from just being a rec circle tho and listen to this, I'll post a review here, but I'll let someone else choose your next album.
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Necharsian wrote:
here DBZ



Urban Sax 2 by Urban Sax

on grooveshark if you cant find it elsewhere

This was fucking great. Saxophone based drone. I feel like I've been waiting for this my whole life and I just didn't know it. Plus there were additional production quirks beyond simple brass section droning that kept the whole thing interesting and didn't wear out as gimmicky as I thought it eventually would. Thanks Nech

Alright, so back to Nech I guess. Have you already heard?

Temples Of Torment by Ravencult
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I actually haven't. ill hopefully listen to it tomorrow and come back with thoughts and such.

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