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Maybe it's the fact it ends on Lord Kill The Pain


I officially hate you.
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I officially hate you.
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You're an awful person SuedeSwede.
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Shit I guess I should update this, huh. Listened to all of these last night except London Weekend.


Veronica Falls by Veronica Falls

Pretty jangly twee pop. Ugh, I should have written about this when I first listened to it so that I could actually write about something slightly meaningful. It has a very demure and nostalgic feel to it, if I remember well. Kinda in the same vein as The Innocence Mission's Glow but a lot twee-er.


Let's Get It On by Marvin Gaye

A third listen or something like that. Passionate and incredibly soulful music, I guess the clue's in the genre title, huh.


Melancholie by Coldworld

This was a first listen. Chilling atmospheric black metal almost like Ultima Thulรฉe but at the same time completely different. Was very cold. I should probably check out TheStarsAreDeadNow.


Personal Best by Team Dresch

Second listen. Not much has changed of my opinion of this - incredibly solid riot grrrl, the lyrics are just "riot-y" enough without being in-your-face and preachy, and the music itself is very energetic and kinda raw. Yeah, I like it a lot for sure.


London Weekend by Another Sunny Day

One I've revisited many times. I'm loving it more than ever - it's got obvious Smiths influences but has a very different feel to that. Many songs are more twee than jangle pop, too, such as Anorak City and What's Happened To You My Dearest Friend, and even the jangle pop songs all have a huge twee feeling to them. Incredibly moving stuff across the board, infatuating.
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Black Tambourine by Black Tambourine

Wow, I like this a huge amount more than before. Very light and delicate twee shoegaze. I prefer this to the Complete Recordings compilation as I feel that falls short and leaves me beckoning for more. Recommend to any shoegaze or indie pop fans, it's a good gateway for both genres too I imagine as it's really easy, lovable stuff.
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i official not hate u.
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follow me on the bandcamp.
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SuedeSwede wrote:

Black Tambourine by Black Tambourine

Wow, I like this a huge amount more than before. Very light and delicate twee shoegaze. I prefer this to the Complete Recordings compilation as I feel that falls short and leaves me beckoning for more. Recommend to any shoegaze or indie pop fans, it's a good gateway for both genres too I imagine as it's really easy, lovable stuff.


I'll definitely listen to this record, thanks Suede!
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craola wrote:
i official not hate u.


Now we're talking sense!


The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart by The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart

From one twee shoegaze to another. I'm sure I've heard this near enough 100 times. It's my happy album. Obvious influences from The Field Mice and Black Tambourine, but it has its own really lovely vibe to it. Really catchy stuff throughout. I don't think I could ever properly showcase my love for this.
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Black Tambourine by Black Tambourine

Gave this yet another listen, I am now in love.


Love Songs For The Chemical Generation by Daniel Land & The Modern Painters

This was lovely. Really warm dream pop that keeps me captivated throughout the whole lengthy 70m.
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Hole In The Heart by Ramleh

Listened to this last night. I didn't really know what power electronics was so I just went straight into it by listening to this short album. Was a really dense and creepy album, and it was enjoyable but a little monotonous. But yeah, I surprisingly enjoyed it as industrial is usually pretty tough for me.
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