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David
- 24 Aug, 2022
Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One (1997)
This record encompasses everything I like but is also unlike anything else I like. Does that make any sense? I really doesn’t need to.
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David
- 23 Aug, 2022
Cornelius - Point (2002)
If you can find a better sounding CD than this, I’ll eat my entire vinyl collection. I can’t even contemplate why you would ever listen to this on anything other than a CD or via decent streaming media.
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David
- 22 Aug, 2022
Israel Nash - Israel Nash's Rain Pains (2014)
The New Zealand-based “A Sonic Youth” podcast just keeps on dishing up truly splendid, under-the-radar, what-the-fuck-is-alternative-music-anyway, musical richness. That’s four absolutely killer references in four episodes.
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David
- 21 Aug, 2022
Dinosaur Jr. - I Bet On Sky (2012)
This is guitar heaven for alt-rock/dirgey guitar slinger freaks. J. Mascis, as on this album, remains a true shred maestro with his trusty ‘63 Fender Jazzmaster amped up to the hilt.
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David
- 20 Aug, 2022
Men I Trust - Untourable (2021)
Who wants to listen to music when the sky is literally falling and the murky, dank flood waters are lapping at your doorstep?
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David
- 16 Aug, 2022
Nadar Surf - High/Low (1996)
I heard a great song, “Popular” by this New York-based band on a recent podcast. I really needed to check them out a bit more.
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David
- 15 Aug, 2022
Low - The Great Destroyer (2005)
Another faultless record from these Duluth-based, slow-core pioneering Mormons. (Incidentally, Duluth was also the birth place of one Robert Zimmerman). Recently picked up by Sub Pop records this is a major leap forward in instrumental layering and accessibility.
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David
- 14 Aug, 2022
Kacy & Clayton & Marlon Williams - Plastic Bouquet (2020)
Recorded in Saskatoon (Saskatchewan?) Nashville and Lyttelton, this country and western tinged folk record is a brilliantly realised collaberation between Cananadian duo Kacy Lee Anderson and Clayton Linthcium, of Kacy & Clayton, and New Zealand wunderkid, Marlon Williams.
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David
- 11 Aug, 2022
Various Artists - Spunk: Days Of Future Past (2004)
The best of Spunk 1994-2004. 2xCD $24.95. As the blurbs says “Including rare & live tracks”. I love a good compilation.
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David
- 10 Aug, 2022
L'Impératrice - Tako Tsubu (2021)
Oh yeah! Parisian disco collective completely stuck in a 70s time warp. Banging out on my big B&Ws. Awesome! This evening I have been listening on:
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