Mick Turner and Jim White on this one, _tunic_...

Two new superb tunes by McCaslin and his band of Blackstar cats. Produced by Dave Fridmann! New album coming next year.

Hey, why aren't you effers posting what you're listening to? This is one thread that shouldn't be neglected. Do it, goddammit.

well alrighty then







I adore Soak when they perform solo, as can be found on youtube in several sessions such as on the Tiny Desk. But their albums where they plays with a full band don't do much for me (sorry). This is the latest (3rd), released a few months ago.
The guitars on it do remind me a bit of Wedding Present though, apparently they were listening a lot to The Bends while recording the album.

"Baby, You're Full of Shit" ;):D

Now playing:

Fuck!! Wormrot - Hiss. It's grindcore. It has caused me to go on a monumental grindcore kick. How did I overlook this most entertaining genre for like....all my life?

And Low recently covered the shortest song ever, Napalm Death's "You Suffer", live.

Yesterday, while cleaning my new (previously owned) couch. Such a banger.

^ "Best album ever" -Robert Pollard

Found the exact quote:

"I want to say this first of all: After much deliberation and meditation and listening and spending time, my religion is rock. I've decided that the greatest album of all time is Wire, 154. Yeah. That's not even a top-20 band, but that's the greatest album. I listened to it again the other day, and it's the most intelligent, rewarding-with-repeated-listenings albums that I... it just never fails."

Wire is a top-20 band for me, but I'll take it.
:)

https://therealdjbacon.bandcamp.com/...cc-a1238087777




I'm not the biggest fan of remixes & mashups usually, but they did a mighty fine job here!

It's The Rap Side Of The Moon.

more remixes!!





https://theesilvermtzion.bandcamp.co...-to-each-other




because Efrim joked about it four years earlier in Madchester: https://archive.org/details/ASMZ20100321

Lately quite a bit of Big Thief and The National.

The Molendinar

from Solas by Claire M Singer


after listening to this interview by her, in which amongst others she explains the origins of that composition:Molendinar Burn in Glasgow.

However I didn't listen to the album version, but my recording from 2017 :)

and after that, the main act of that evening:
Low Live at Westerkerk (Organ Reframed) on 2017-10-16
and
Low Live at Union Chapel (Organ Reframed) on 2017-10-14

only the last two songs, those were so magical/majestic
Will the Night > Do You Know How to Waltz?

I had this fragment of a Vic Chesnutt song in my head, couldn't figure out which song it was. Had to do some digging on archive.org:
Worst Friend In The World


Now I'm listening to some more Vic, with the best band he ever had:
Vic Chesnutt Live at 40 Watt Club on 2009-11-02