rodox_head wrote:@Orbited
Have you ever heard Wall of Voodoo's stuff? That song by The The kinda reminded me of something off their post-Ridgeway era albums.
I've definitely heard of them, I think I came across some albums while browsing rate your music, I even remember the name from one of my charity shop CD hunts.
wish I’d bought it now!
Will dig into their discography and explore further. Thanks!
It's silly, it's fun, it's oddly sexy in a not very sexy at all way, it's under three minutes, has disco hand-claps and is probably the best single I've heard this year.
Like a missing link between Elastica and the Breeders.
rodox_head wrote:@Orbited
Have you ever heard Wall of Voodoo's stuff? That song by The The kinda reminded me of something off their post-Ridgeway era albums.
I've definitely heard of them, I think I came across some albums while browsing rate your music, I even remember the name from one of my charity shop CD hunts.
wish I’d bought it now!
Will dig into their discography and explore further. Thanks!
Well if you end up liking their stuff, then a highly recommended follow up would be Plan 9 From Outer Space by Department of Crooks, the only album made from a later project featuring the guitarist of WoV.
Now playing: King Size by Caater
Hard trance act from Estonia, even though Wikipedia only erroneously labels them as "eurodance".
funnnnpng wrote:My Bloody Valentine - Who Sees You
Weirdly enough, the closest band to Boards of Canada in sound that isn't a total BoC soundalike
Is it weird for me to say that Killing Joke's "Night Time" album always reminds me of BoC a little? Something about Geordie's grainy guitar and Jaz's melancholic synth work...
Killing Joke - Multitudes:
"When will I ever be safe from myself if the danger all lies between heaven and hell?
When I close my eyes. I’m not falling asleep, I am opening drawers, I am sifting through papers."
I know I've mentioned them before, but I've been heavily binging the most recent/final album by Sewerslvt for the past week. It's like listening to Disintegration for the first time again but if it were made of harsh noise and amen breaks. It coincides with my current anxieties too which is cathartic.
sandrail wrote:Sadly Hayling seems to be their only good song, I just never could care for the rest of their music.
I bookmarked them a long time ago and never followed up, will have to give them a listen. I've only heard Glitterball.
Caró are a band which mix satirical lyrics and great instrumentation, this came out last year and got played quite a bit on BBC Radio 6music.
Fifth track from their debut burrows, i can’t recommend them enough!
Caró are a band which mix satirical lyrics and great instrumentation, this came out last year and got played quite a bit on BBC Radio 6music.
Fifth track from their debut burrows, i can’t recommend them enough!
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