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Lachapelle
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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 03:41
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In your opinion, what was released this year that you think needs more attention?

Im going to go with..

Common As Light And Love Are Red Valleys Of Blood by Sun Kil Moon

This album is massive. Folk meets Hip Hop, in a strangely satisfying way. And 2 hours of it.

If this sounds at all intriguing please do yourself a favour and give it a spin.
RoundTheBend
I miss the comfort in being sad

Location: Ground Control
United States
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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 04:38
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Is this a fresh new thing for that artist? I remember trying to get into them before I just didn't for whatever reason. This anything different from the past?

Thanks for the heads up!

I think some albums I've found infectious yet not highly ranked this year for whatever reason have been:

Beck- for some when Beck did this really pop record it wasn't the Midnight Vultures style many would expect from a pop like album. Even if Seventh Heaven is pretty obnoxious, the rest of the album has an upbeat feel layered in nothing less than you'd expect from Beck.

Vulfpeck - this is like Marvin Gaye meets They Might Be Giants. It's kind of serious Soul/Funk, but terribly silly at times too. I mean Bootsy Collins is on it.

Temples - for me really catchy melodies. I know they are seen by some as a copycat band of Tame Impala, but I dig.
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Fratt Sinapp

Location: Ohio
United States
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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 06:13
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This should be in the top 100 for sure.


Forced Witness by Alex Cameron

I also quite enjoy this one which not many others will.


Trash Generator by Tera Melos
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Age: 40

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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 06:56
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that Tera Melos is a fun one for sure. its great that they're directly referencing speedrunning video games with the name and music video for Warpless Run, they both have that precise execution thing going on.
craola
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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 07:42
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The Two Of Us by Chloe X Halle
this is pretty stellar and no one 'round here is talking about it.
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Romoidinut
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I think it is a great thing. I intend to wait for it. I hope it will come out soon.
Hayden

Location: Vietnam
Canada
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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 10:20
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craola wrote:

The Two Of Us by Chloe X Halle
this is pretty stellar and no one 'round here is talking about it.


Gotta get on this, I think I spotted it going through (Quietus?) and it peaked my interest. I'll probably spin it soon.

As for me, people should check these out (apologies for the long post):


Zimpel/Zioล‚ek by Zimpel/Zioล‚ek

Vampire Weekend meets Panda Bear in the most serious and beautiful way possible. Mix-in some Poles, and you got one of the years best releases. Incredible stuff, don't sleep on it.


Hand In Hand by Fรฉlicia Atkinson

You're walking through an art gallery, yes you are.


Ladilikan by Trio Da Kali And Kronos Quartet

I posted this in my 80 Days thread, but going to give it a shout out here. Incredible collaboration of mande and classical.


Sacred Horror In Design by Sote


Everywhere At The End Of Time - Stage 3 by The Caretaker

Stage 3 of Caretaker's latest experiment is not only its best instalment, but his best work since Empty Bliss.


Ahwar by Nadah El Shazly

This is going to be my Egypt entry for my 80 Days project, here's the blerb I have for it:

Iโ€™m unfamiliar of Nadah El Shazly, just decided to dive straight into her latest release. After I finished the album, Iโ€™m still unfamiliar with Nadah El Shazly. This isnโ€™t a describable albumโ€ฆ jazz? post-rock? IDM? avant-classical? Regardless, musically, itโ€™s a marvel, and one of 2017โ€™s best undiscovered gems. Haunting, beautiful, yet full of groove. Think Jenny Hval if she broke.


Nihiloxica by Nihiloxica

Innovative (and live!) dancefloor afrobeat. Not a terribly long record either, everyone should give it a shot.


Fool's Paradise by Cold Specks

One of the years best R&B albums.


What In The Natural World by Jake Xerxes Fussell

Def a gem within 2017's singer/songwriter releases. Masterclass stuff.


Arpo by Call Super

Brilliant textural downtempo. Slick, chill, deep, something you can walk into.


Nyoi Plunger by Toiret Status

Imagine getting hit by EVERYTHING, but it all bounces off of you and then comes back to hit you again.
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Jorbaa
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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 14:26
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Amen 3 by Mikko Joensuu

Has some hints of krautrock, but it's something very on it's own.
Long, swelling and flowing songs.
AwaitingAndrew
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United States
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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 15:27
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Clairvoyant by The Contortionist


The Hiding by Kacey Johansing


Good Nature by Turnover
glynspsa
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Age: 53

United States
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  • Posted: 12/11/2017 15:54
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Southern Blood by Gregg Allman

Cornell 5/8/77 by Grateful Dead
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