New albums worth listening to (1 Viewer)

[dunderhead]

A thread for new albums. Seems appropriate for a music forum I think. There was a spell of yearly threads a while back but seems to have died off.

The new Black Midi. Love it. Only ever dipped into their previous output but have this on serious rotation the last few days. Proper proggy goodness

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[taubstumm]

Oksana Linde

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what’s that? you want to hear some early-80s south-american synthy underwater disco by the world’s foremost female ukrainian-venezuelan cosmic space composer?

well ok then

 

[dunderhead]

Oksana Linde

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what’s that? you want to hear some early-80s south-american synthy underwater disco by the world’s foremost female ukrainian-venezuelan cosmic space composer?

well ok then

Yes please!

 

[shitepipe]

Hallelujah. Been waiting all 2022 for someone to set up an album thread, I couldn't handle the pressure. This is currently blowing my mind- sumptious drones from a modern master

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[shitepipe]

Also, Standard In-Fi are a label always worth checking out- lots of lovely noisey stuff but this one from Omerta has actual tunes, en Francais

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[taubstumm]

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follow-up of sorts to the earlier music from saharan cellphones

it’s pretty great

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

Hallelujah. Been waiting all 2022 for someone to set up an album thread, I couldn't handle the pressure. This is currently blowing my mind- sumptious drones from a modern master

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I’ve been really loving this one.

 

[dunderhead]

Really like this. Sung in Cornish and Welsh. Maybe I'm getting caught up in the language side of it but for fans of Cate Le Bon/Super Furries.

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[dudley]

New Ty Segall is terrifically tuneful

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[taubstumm]

this album sounds more-or-less ridiculous — like the sound in the bathroom of the next-door neighbour of the melvins... i love it

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New Ty Segall is terrifically tuneful

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I listened to a bit of this today.Didnt like it. Too clever

 

[taubstumm]

riderless horse

heaviest of heavy subject material done with the lightest of touches

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[Cornu Ammonis]

riderless horse

heaviest of heavy subject material done with the lightest of touches

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Just suggested to me this morning and already lined up for playing later.

 

[Nate Champion]

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'Nighty Night' by Jeff T Byrd on Irish tape label Fort Evil Fruit. One I bought on physical media, and listened to quite a bit. Quite the trip. Deadly cover too. I remember I was listening to this panned out on the couch, and my housemate came in. I could feel him standing there with the door open for a minute behind me, and then he closed it, and was gone. Given his horror at the mildest free jazz I sometimes play, I wonder what he thought...

Here comes the blurb:

Jeff T Byrd is an American multi-instrumentalist currently living in Vienna, and a member of the Budokan Boys.

"The starting point for Nighty Night was a collection of cassette tapes my dad made in the 1980s — recordings of nothing in particular: telephone calls, thunderstorms, people talking, cars, airplanes, machinery, TV news. Augmenting these with my own field recordings (made on tape and digital over the last 20 years) and improvisations on piano, saxophone and synthesizer, I collaged and layered according to intuition rather than logic. I didn’t realize it at the time, but I was caught up in a process of revisiting and reenacting my memories. Some of it is about my childhood, some about my dad (who died of cancer a couple years back) and about a city I loved and left (New Orleans). As much as the album mourns those losses, it’s also a celebration of the life these things continue to have in my imagination. The final compositions exist somewhere between autobiography and dream".

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

I really like that Jeff T Byrd too

 

[plug]

Lots of lovely recommendations so far — thanks folks!

I am all over the "new" Yasuaki Shimizu album at the moment. Recorded in 1984 but apparently never got a release... until now.

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[Deadmanposting]

Lots of lovely recommendations so far — thanks folks!

I am all over the "new" Yasuaki Shimizu album at the moment. Recorded in 1984 but apparently never got a release... until now.

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Yasuaki Shimizu is a Japanese composer, saxophonist and producer. He is known for his interpretations of the music of J.S. Bach, in particular the "Cello Suites 1-6" re-arranged for and performed on tenor saxophone.

Ah here, I'm getting in on this lad

Thanks!