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a little bit more towards the wistful lush 70s pop vein, rather than the odd folk side, but still a pleasant listen if not as good as some of her other stuff IMHO
are you slagging me, her, or conde nast? (or all three?)The auld Condé Nast global media corp has really lined up for this one, and her you are saying it's second rate!
I think i'm calling you a hipster and positing a conspiracy theory about Condé Nast. I listened to a few tracks off the new one because of all the hype and it still just sounds like the Zombies to me so i'm not pushed on it either way, I wish her luck!are you slagging me, her, or conde nast? (or all three?)
I think i'm calling you a hipster and positing a conspiracy theory about Condé Nast. I listened to a few tracks off the new one because of all the hype and it still just sounds like the Zombies to me so i'm not pushed on it either way, I wish her luck!
Honestly, i'm mostly just making an observation that I find it interesting when the biggest media lines up to anoint someone, first they get a long New Yorker profile entitled The Radical [X] [Y] of [Artistname] followed by a best new music and 8-10 rating in Pitchfork, and all the rest of the media follows suit.to be called a hipster is probably one of the milder insults traded about here. and in this case at least I can truly make the classic muso statement that ''I preferred her earlier, less commercial stuff''
I did google for reviews after the conde nast comment - the media are fairly creaming all over this one for sure.
Honestly, i'm mostly just making an observation that I find it interesting when the biggest media lines up to anoint someone, first they get a long New Yorker profile entitled The Radical [X] [Y] of [Artistname] followed by a best new music and 8-10 rating in Pitchfork, and all the rest of the media follows suit.
I don't really know what to make of it all, like i'm not passing judgement, media's job is to do media and new albums are to be promoted, but it always feels like a black box who gets chosen and it's never to do with the intrinsic quality of their latest album. Maybe what gets me is that it always feels less like describing a zeitgeist moment and more like trying to create one.
The new Richard Dawson one is great. I didn't like 2020 or Henki so I was surprised.
This Cheat Codes record is fantastic
If you like Danger Mouse and Black Thought
And also MF Doom and RTJ and Raekwon and all that kind of new 'old school' hip hop, it's such a pleasing record
There is something about danceable righteous truth getting spat at you
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
Absolutely Benny. Recently picked up the physical album which gave it a whole new lease of life again for meStill getting joy from this? I need to play it more
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