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Ok Rocky I think you're up then, have you heard this:


Resurrection by Leafcutter John


This was pretty cool. A nice little ambient album, one of those that slowly envelops you. It almost felt like it was a little peek into Leafcutter John's mind, like we're getting a glimpse of how he thinks. Cool stuff.

For Hazey:


Tripper by Efterklang
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Applerill wrote:
And now I will give Shadowoop a lot of joy (in his pants):

Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By by Lovage


Sorry that I haven't gotten around to this sooner, I was busy and then Drones came out so I was obsessing over that. Anyway...

Really liked it, it was... unique, but that much is obvious. I honestly don't know what to say about it (not saying that in a bad way or a good way), but it was good nonetheless.

For Rocky, have you heard this?


That Sea, The Gambler by Gregory Alan Isakov
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For Hazey:


Tripper by Efterklang


Fantastic album. Criminally underrated.


For shoopadoowop:


Datum by Musette
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For Rocky, have you heard this?


That Sea, The Gambler by Gregory Alan Isakov


Really nice little folk album. Very simple, but not boring at all, rather it felt very intimate and I really liked that. Nothing mind-blowing, but just a really nice album, thanks!

For Hayden:


Prologue by The Milk Carton Kids
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ROCKY I LISTENED TO THE SKA IT WAS REALLY REALLY GREAT I DID IT OVER A WEEK AGO SCHOOL IS EVIL DON'T DO IT KIDS OR YOU'LL MISS YOUR RECS FOREVER DON'T HIRT ME DON'T HIRT MEEEE NOOOO MOARRRRR


Anyway, Rocky, in my undying love for Eliane('s music), I must show you an amazing album she was featured in last year.

VIRGIN VIOLIN BY SILVIA TAROZZI I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT ON HERE ALREADY WUTS WIT U GUISE I'M OUT
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Applerill wrote:
ROCKY I LISTENED TO THE SKA IT WAS REALLY REALLY GREAT I DID IT OVER A WEEK AGO SCHOOL IS EVIL DON'T DO IT KIDS OR YOU'LL MISS YOUR RECS FOREVER DON'T HIRT ME DON'T HIRT MEEEE NOOOO MOARRRRR


Anyway, Rocky, in my undying love for Eliane('s music), I must show you an amazing album she was featured in last year.

VIRGIN VIOLIN BY SILVIA TAROZZI I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT ON HERE ALREADY WUTS WIT U GUISE I'M OUT


oof. Not really my thing. I'm all for avant-garde music, especially when it comes to classical stuff, but this just really wasn't my thing. It was interesting at parts, especially the Thirteen Changes piece, and I get the concept behind Occam, and that's cool and all, but that first piece, Circle Process, man, that was rough. I get the idea, I like the effort and the idea of exploring the different sounds you can make with a violin, but it just really wasn't for me. Thanks though!

I'll send this one your way Apple:


Happiness Is Happening by Roman Flรผgel
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More Faithful by No Joy


Oh huh I think I've been seeing this name around, always reminds me of that Little Joy band with that dude from the Strokes. But this is a different sound, not exactly joyless but there's a serious-mindedness to it. It's dreamy swirly at times but the drums keep things pretty anchored. But there's also the tracks where the guitar is rippin and the energy is high, I feel like there were a few moments where they really got the dreaminess meshed with the high energy stuff, and that's where I thought this album shined brightest. But it does seem like most of the album is more midtempo pretty stuff, which is still good. It's a nice one I dunno if it registers too high for me but it seems like one that people should be checking. I'll probably play a few of these songs at some people I know.


And ok, so Rocky, have you heard


Antico Adagio by Lino Capra Vaccina

I think there was a reissue recently that packaged it with another album but that seems like a long listen so I'm only askin for this one.
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secretdad wrote:

And ok, so Rocky, have you heard


Antico Adagio by Lino Capra Vaccina

I think there was a reissue recently that packaged it with another album but that seems like a long listen so I'm only askin for this one.


That was actually pretty cool, I liked that. Almost like a classical ambient album, a really cool exploration of sound, it's like they were seeing how much you can get out of one note or one long chord. Good stuff!

Alright, here's one for you secretdad:


El Valiente by Piรฑata Protest
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Okay, listened to

Happiness Is Happening by Roman Flรผgel over a week ago. It was pretty good, but I didn't see the "unique" part of Pitchfork's review.

Rocky, what would you think of my newest obsession?

Sparrow Oratorium by Sergey Kuryokhin
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Okay, we really need to get back to this thread, so you guys ALL need to listen to possibly the greatest spectralist album ever made (sorry Georg):


Giacinto Scelsi: Natura Renovatur by Mร...arie Uitti
(And if you can find the Klangforum Wien version, that would be even more amazing)

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