David
Dirty old psychedelic blues played by Illinoisan brothers Caleb and Ashton Bird. (They call it sludge metal in those parts!) Riff after infectious riff - it’s relentlessness is wall to wall.
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David
To be perfectly honest, I’ve never been a fan of Daft Punk. This changed this morning while reading my book “Vinyl Me, Please: 100 Albums You Need on Vinyl and Why”.
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David
I’ve got 30 minutes to spare this afternoon. I’ve therefore taken a speed over substance approach. This classic (highly regarded by speed metal purests anyway) is literally all over in a flash - but what a flash!
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David
Next month I’m only playing stuff from bands or artists that I have experienced live. This is a bit of a head start, a band I hold in the highest regard and witnessed live in London in 2014.
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David
Working at home on a Wednesday demands a certain level of restraint - it’s a work environment afterall. This is a beautiful record to create a relaxed and undisturbed afternoon while pondering the complete fabric of life.
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David
Stunning debut from Ruby aka Leslie Rankine. Released more that 20 years ago, this is Nine Inch Nails meets Portishead. Not always easy listening Not always easy listening but invigorating to say the least.
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David
An amazing compilation of singles and non-album tracks. Incidently, New Order released a compilation a year earlier also called “Substance” .
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David
I recently read the excellent chronicles of Tim Burgess’s bin trawling around the globe, “Tim Book Two: Vinyl Adventures…”) and picked up this lovely 2 LP to accompany it.
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David
I hated this when it first came out on Tidal. Very average to my ears and I just about gave up on it.
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