Currently the only album this year i seem to be liking.
Currently the only album this year i seem to be liking.
Liking that Xercies, thanks.
I would like to give a thousand recommends to this set by LHF on Sub FM last Sunday. Two hours of unreleased music by these guys. Listening to it I was praying they would archive it and thank God they have. Just... if you can give it the full two hours it'll drag you in deep and won't let go. A real keeper.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/t0uaim
Thought I'd upload a few more bits to youtube. You can find pretty much anything on there, so these are a few tracks from a label called Creel Pone that deal in less well known electronic music.
Couple from Jonas Palm. This is a real find.
This one by Juan Blanco, recorded in 1963. I'd say save this one for late night, empty house with your headphones on.
Makes even taking a shit feel badass.
DJ Vadim & Mark B - The Breaks - Off Cold Krush Cuts - Coldcut & DJ Food Fight
United Future Organization - Loud Minority - The Kings of Jazz Disc 2
Heights of Abraham - The Cleric - Electric Hush
Squarepusher - Squarepusher Theme - Feed Me Weird Things
Last edited by Heister; 09-03-2012 at 07:56 PM.
TURN THIS UP LOUD!
Jazzanova - Another New Day
Sofa Surfers - Sofa Rockers (Dorfmeister Remix)
Shirley Bassey - Easy Thing To Do (Nightmares On Wax Remix)
Four Tet - Angel Echoes
Last edited by Heister; 10-03-2012 at 02:48 AM.
Saw these guys in a record store last last year. They were awesome. It's like krautrock with a punk aesthetic.
Well, Nitronic Rush's soundtrack was just released here: http://torcht.com/nitronic-rush-soundtrack/
My favorite of the whole bunch:
Open-faced sandwiches are upon you whether you would risk it or not.
This. Got hooked.
Bumping up this thread with this
One hell of an ear worm, yeah. But it's beautiful
Currently indulging my soft spot for Motown.
Last edited by Lambchops; 24-03-2012 at 04:52 PM.
First aid kit - The Lions roar
Good call on First Aid Kit. The Lion's Roar is a lovely album.
My favourite Motown track:
Heard this on a compilation and thought I'd found a hidden gem. Turns out I'm way behind everyone else! Mos Def sampled it and it even turned up on a bloody videogame trailer. Awesome beat.
first time I heard that was through Dr No's Oxperiment (which is an album well worth a listen, as is Ethiopium), 'tis indeed awesomeOriginally Posted by DiamondDog
Now, I'm used to lyrics being put over another persons re-used beat, but that just comes across as stealing a track and cutting the middle out! She is credited though, and I'll definitely check out the rest of the album.
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