2021 albums worth a listen.... (3 Viewers)

[nuke terrorist]

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cheers! I buy records off Pac Mus every so often and have plenty of things on his label.

 

[shitepipe]

cheers! I buy records off Pac Mus every so often and have plenty of things on his label.

Cool- they do a good monthly show on NTS too: La Vida es un Mus

 

[Nate Champion]

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Fifteenth studio album from the Flying Luttenbachers - "no wave/punk jazz/brutal prog iconoclasts." Three tracks available for listen. Weasel Walter switches to guitar as another bloke fills the drum stool, eh that would be Sam Ospovat from Enablers.

Feels like being in no wave quicksand with added barbed wire sax death wrapped around your head and face. Sounds like it could be great live.

 

[dunderhead]

Sven Wunder's 3rd in 2 years. Absolute quality. jazz/funk/library instrumentals. A dude that came out of nowhere a couple of years ago. Almost certain he hasn't done a live show, for Sven Wunder tunes at least. Would love to see it happen some time in the future

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[xsteox]

New At the gates is fantastic. The few songs released on there own were underwhelming, but, in the context of a full album, work brilliantly.

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[shitepipe]

Dry Cleaning- bouncy

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[taubstumm]

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Fifteenth studio album from the Flying Luttenbachers - "no wave/punk jazz/brutal prog iconoclasts." Three tracks available for listen. Weasel Walter switches to guitar as another bloke fills the drum stool, eh that would be Sam Ospovat from Enablers.

Feels like being in no wave quicksand with added barbed wire sax death wrapped around your head and face. Sounds like it could be great live.

cool

best line in the description: “This is prog for THE APOCALYPSE, not for your uncle”

 

[taubstumm]

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welsh engineer and amateur bell-ringer gets a computer in 1980, proceeds to make secret anglican bell-ringing techno in his shed

love it

 

[Nate Champion]

cool

best line in the description: “This is prog for THE APOCALYPSE, not for your uncle”

Worth following Weasel Walter on ig... he posts some of his cool records, and he is a skronk maniac. I remember him looking bored out of his skull sitting next to the stage the dull look of quiet rage that might just kill everyone in the venue... during probably [retards] years ago at a Skinny Wolves gig in The Hub. He was playing with xbxrx who were pretty good... and featured Ed Rodriguez who would go on to join Deerhoof.

 

[Nate Champion]

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'A Softer Focus.' Wowser, this is an engaging work of concrete musique/found sound/ ambient sort-of-thing made by the quite beautiful looking Claire Rousay from San Antonio, Texas. Probably will go down a treat if you like Labradford etc... not sure what to make of that artwork.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

[retards]

I liked them, I put them on in the theatre in TCD years ago. Their name hasn’t aged well.

 

[GO]

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Fifteenth studio album from the Flying Luttenbachers - "no wave/punk jazz/brutal prog iconoclasts." Three tracks available for listen. Weasel Walter switches to guitar as another bloke fills the drum stool, eh that would be Sam Ospovat from Enablers.

Feels like being in no wave quicksand with added barbed wire sax death wrapped around your head and face. Sounds like it could be great live.

This is nice I like it

 

[GO]

Sven Wunder's 3rd in 2 years. Absolute quality. jazz/funk/library instrumentals. A dude that came out of nowhere a couple of years ago. Almost certain he hasn't done a live show, for Sven Wunder tunes at least. Would love to see it happen some time in the future

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This is super nice I super like it

 

[taubstumm]

I liked them, I put them on in the theatre in TCD years ago. Their name hasn’t aged well.

I was at that gig!

great band... but yep, name hasn’t aged well

 

[Nate Champion]

I liked them, I put them on in the theatre in TCD years ago. Their name hasn’t aged well.

I was at that gig!

great band... but yep, name hasn’t aged well

Agreed. Favourite Irish band of that time. Always great live. Walter had probably seen it all before...

I must break out the 8".

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

Agreed. Favourite Irish band of that time. Always great live. Walter had probably seen it all before...

I must break out the 8".

I have a 7” split single and a CD-R, never saw the 8”.

 

[Nate Champion]

I have a 7” split single and a CD-R, never saw the 8”.

I found it, phew. I'll lob up a photo tomorrow... must give it a listen. They are not on discogs... retards throws up some Scandinavian lot. And bracket retards bracket... throws up Up the Bracket by the Libertines... that'll be the cue for Lili Marlene..

Imagine a title as good as Fourth Wall Gloryhole not being on discogs...

 

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(Retards)

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[Cornu Ammonis]

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Looks like none of the releases me or @Nate Champion have mentioned are listed here (the 7” I have is different).

 

[Nate Champion]

Here's the 8"... edition of 40, I think. Haven't played it in a long time... not completely surprised how deadly it is, but Chinese Girl in My Trunk and The Postmodern Aisling are unbelievable tracks. The whole thing though is pretty good. Not much up on yt sadly...

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Wondering if I was at this show. I reckon I saw them every time they played... definitely a few occasions where they obviated the need to stick around for the headliner...guitarist was a stout lad with lank grunger hair getting into his eyes who looked like he could have been one of the deadeyed teen killers from River's Edge... drummer was Jandek's son but really into extreme metal and black sleeveless shirts. Double killers. Frontman was a demon onstage, very engaging intense performer, but just the sweetest little button you could ever meet offstage. Think he went to Denver for his postgraduate studies which ultimately put an end to bracket retards bracket.