Thomas Brinkmann, What You Hear (Is What You Hear)
Listened to this today, appreciated it. It's out on May 25 on Mego. Would recommend it to people who like dark ambient, minimal indus, repititive music, noise, stuff like that. "Purpurrot" is probably one of the best tracks of the year so far if you're into #abstractqualities
OK I really wasn't able to keep track of any new releases in the last month or so, can you all give me like, a couple of albums I absolutely have to give a chance?
OK I really wasn't able to keep track of any new releases in the last month or so, can you all give me like, a couple of albums I absolutely have to give a chance?
Ahh this is exciting - seeing her get Best New Music from Pitchfork. She was one of my favourite acts that I saw last summer. In the event she does becomes famous, I'm the guy in the blue shirt, centre front, holding a green flask full of rum.
So after a few weeks of delay, this is finally available. I was a huge fan of Leafcutter John's first few heavily electronic albums, very weird stuff that gets into some electro-acoustic shenanigans but still keeps an accessible beat-driven quality popping up throughout (with dashes of vocals and acoustic guitar). Then he started getting more into vocals and folky stuff and a jazzy band called Polar Bear that I wasn't as into. But now after a long absence, he's returned to weird electronic stuff. And it is wonderful. Still digesting it, it could end up going pretty high on my chart. Some really gorgeous sounds on here, but lots of peculiar things to stop it from being too comfortable.
that rounds out all three of my female vocalist feelsy singalong artists (the other two being Grimes and LDR) releasing new music this Fall, so i'm either in for a great or terrible time
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