Finally got around to the new Sons Of Kemet record over the course of the past few days. If it fell through the cracks for you, I recommend giving it a listen. Really cool!
I'm not even sure how to fully describe this. I guess psychedelic jazz? I read one reviewer describe it as the aural equivalent of the boiling frogs story, and I think that's the best way to describe it. It starts off a bit more subtle and before you know it fully envelops you. It's great.
Beautiful ambient music from a woman who's in two different metal bands right now. Seriously well-crafted soundscapes full of brass, piano, a few vocals here and there, and more. It's really well done.
I've always felt like Simone Felice doesn't get the respect he deserves. This album is some of his finest songwriting, if you dig simple, well-written folk music, this is for you. _________________ Progressive Rock
Techno producer John Tejada and Comedian (but also good musician) Reggie Watts have made a collaborative album. Some songs have retained a bit of a goofy an fun quality like Get Down With Ya Bad Self, but there are also some legitimate Detroit era techno tracks and some real good tunes.
Will possibly be my AOTY in the end, will almost certainly be in my top 3 or 4. Beach House has been one of the most consistently great bands of my generation.
Beautiful ambient music from a woman who's in two different metal bands right now. Seriously well-crafted soundscapes full of brass, piano, a few vocals here and there, and more. It's really well done.
Thanks for the rec, digging it. Also, yeah, that Lonker See album is one of the best of the year for sure. _________________ Doubles & Conch
so this is an absolutely bizarre piece or post-lofihouse-gogo-ghettotech-experimental hip hop rapped through a megaphone nonsense and is honestly a borderline masterpiece and an early contender for AOTY
A comfortable amalgamation of the directions he’s taken on previous albums. “Such a Simple Thing” is as good as anything on his earlier albums. He breaks out the fuzz from time to time, reminiscent of the last album. I can hear a bit of a George Harrison thing going on at times. Worth a listen.
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So if you dig post-metal, this album is a must-listen. I loved it, one of the best metal albums I've heard all year. _________________ Progressive Rock
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