Still House Plants - Dubplate 06 ("More More Faster")

Sunday morning ....

Yeah.

I was once again missing out on great music because once again everybody and their brother was using the pee-pee term (that would be "post-punk" - please STOP IT) to describe it. Nauseating images of Strokes and Ferdinands and Interpols invaded my brain. Fortunately, one of my favorite writers mentioned Dry Cleaning and I decided to give them a chance: whaddayaknow, this is really fuckin' good. :)

Bogus post/preemptive strike.

Bogus post/preemptive strike.

That riff... deathless! :cool:

EDIT: Yes, I know the riff is Chic's (who doesn't), but if I'm gonna hear it for 14:35 straight I'll take "Rapper's Delight". :)

my top three albums of the year are ...


I've changed the rules, not albums released this year, but albums I bought this year











sadly the vinyl release of his new album has been postponed until January :(

Top three? That ^ is just two albums, dude. Guess you changed that rule too. ;):)


My friend from Minneapolis sent me a care package. Box's been stuck in Atlanta for two weeks. Priority Express, but that doesn't seem to matter anymore. It's the twenty-twenty-ONE-JAM!

no it isn't ;)







I was curious how this would sound with a real opera singer instead of Beth Gibbons. Beth Gibbons did a great job



I must be getting old, I'm beginning to like opera even

^ "Canadian long-form post-rock/ethereal drone". Now what could appeal to you about that. :D;)

(Not my favorite definition of post-rock, by the way, but whatever gets you through the hollowdays...)

How about a 20-minute "Purple Rain" to start the year? Damn right! Actually, it's more like 18 and a half without all the audience screams at the end. But still!

having a superrelaxed sunday before we die of the atom bomb



ps st andré + stilton is cheese madness

mark mcguire - glass bowls

With the regular shoegaze revival cycle now firmly a part of the mainstream music’s calendar, the genre’s hallmarks are about as well known as any of rock’s subcultures. This debut LP by young Toronto act Bliss Fields, Slowly, Forever, sees the band working with a palette of the archetypical 90s shoegaze forms and creating a snapshot of the sound at its most vivid. Sounding like it just burst through a black hole from ‘92



https://acrobatunstable.bandcamp.com...slowly-forever