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Birthright - Celldweller

I've been on a Celldweller binge lately.

Recently, this



a lot.

And occasionally this:

just listening to Bath's new stuff, also James Blake's new one has been on constant rotation

A_Northern_Soul wrote:
BoC really are like MBV - so many have tried to emulate them yet no-one has come close...

Yup, the comparisons are uncanny, in so many ways. Aesthetically and musically.

Shows you how amazing MBV really are

I just got the last beach house album and Teen Dream. Actually had heard of them but not given them a listen until I heard the most recent interview with Bibio on the radio. He said Clark introduced him and told him to really give it a few listens and now he can't stop humming their tunes he then recommended Lover of mine which they played. I was smitten. And wow it just hit the spot this spring. I'm so loving their crap keyboards all wonky and off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaUbNqJDdzQ

machinea wrote:I just got the last beach house album and Teen Dream. Actually had heard of them but not given them a listen until I heard the most recent interview with Bibio on the radio. He said Clark introduced him and told him to really give it a few listens and now he can't stop humming their tunes he then recommended Lover of mine which they played. I was smitten. And wow it just hit the spot this spring. I'm so loving their crap keyboards all wonky and off.

Such a good band. What impresses me so much about their recent stuff is how they've managed to retain and evolve the atmospheric core of their sound through the higher production values. Great songwriting, too.

I'm a sucker for anything out of the Radiophonic Workshop.

If I'm being honest, I'm mainly listening to the latest BOC clip, over and over and over and over again...

Not seen this movie, but I'm interested in doing so. Jon Brion doing the soundtrack being a contributing factor.

Tortoise - Millions Now Living Will Never Die

No idea which track - Mr Rioja has made things a bit blurry....

A_Northern_Soul wrote:Tortoise - Millions Now Living Will Never Die

I need to check this one out actually. Have a clip of John Peel introducing Stars of the Lid in which he references this very record.

Treefingers wrote:

machinea wrote:I just got the last beach house album and Teen Dream. Actually had heard of them but not given them a listen until I heard the most recent interview with Bibio on the radio. He said Clark introduced him and told him to really give it a few listens and now he can't stop humming their tunes he then recommended Lover of mine which they played. I was smitten. And wow it just hit the spot this spring. I'm so loving their crap keyboards all wonky and off.

Such a good band. What impresses me so much about their recent stuff is how they've managed to retain and evolve the atmospheric core of their sound through the higher production values. Great songwriting, too.

I agree. Their song writing on this last album is incredibly good and still retains their sound completely. Bella Union (Robin Guthrie and Simon Raymonde from Cocteau Twins) is the perfect label for them as well I hear hints of the Cocteau Twins in the music and some Siouxsie in the singers sound.

Some cheeky DJ Sprinkles B4 bedtime. Sisters, I don't know what this world is coming to.

Some cLOUDDEAD and early Animal Collective, also played music has the right to children on the way to school to celebrate the album announcement!

Eye from Boredom's remix of Fur Immer by Neu

its mental

"Kaleidoscope" by Kelis. I always forget about it then listen to it and wonder why I don't listen to it more cos it really is rather good. Then I forget about it again.

Been listening to this tonight:



Simple and devastingly effective pop.

I switched Kelis over to Shafiq Husayn about halfway through, even though I was quite enjoying it. WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME.

Beastie Boys - Pass The Mic

My ipod's shuffling is on FIRE today....