Music: What are you listening to today?

Music: What are you listening to today?

In the spirit of the books and movies threads, here's one to talk about what you're listening to lately and what you hav

29 August 2009 at 10:11 PM
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by MinusEV

Nice. Never heard this before.

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You might want to bring out your handkerchief for this one - as everyone knows the Ylvis-brothers made it big with their "What does the fox say?".

But who knew about the pain of the brother who was left behind?

Also - go to youtube and search for 'pen trick'.


Kali Malone (Slow Organist)

https://kalimalone.bandcamp.com/album/al...


Señor Coconut - El Baile Aleman (A Latin Tribute to Kraftwerk)


by Phat Mack

interesting share
reminds me of the music Miles played after Gil Evans introduced him to modal concepts

and good god the tone of those liner notes
although jealous for not being the first think of 'polyphonic compositional methods'

Kali Malone composes with a rare clarity of vision. Her music is patient and focused, built on a foundation of evolving harmonic cycles that draw out latent emotional resonances. Time is a crucial factor: letting go of expectations of duration and breadth offers a chance to find a space of reflection and contemplation. In her hands, experimental reinterpretations of centuries-old polyphonic compositional methods become portals to new ways of perceiving sound, structure, and introspection. Though awe-inspiring in scope, the most remarkable thing about Malone’s music is the intimacy stirred by the close listening it encourages.


"latent emotional resonances" ITT.


https://youtu.be/Uts5l0TNVm0?si=5Mgr0PTC...

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by lastcardcharlie

A++


by REDeYeS00

one of many shoegaze influences from my youth

Yeah they were/are great. They have a new record coming out. Although I'm not overly confident the one song was pretty catchy JAMOC...I think it is called


Everyone knows Bittersweet and Lucky Man but The Verve was a fuzzy, gazey adjacent band initially. This is the best of that bunch IMO...absolute tune


by bwslim69

Everyone knows Bittersweet and Lucky Man but The Verve was a fuzzy, gazey adjacent band initially. This is the best of that bunch IMO...absolute tune

yeah
that song was memorically archaeological


this later set is also worth a listen



by REDeYeS00

this later set is also worth a listen

Yeah that’s good. They were a really cool band. I argue that they were the best BritPop band




taph du-duh taph la dee da do da



https://youtu.be/TuKeSUUK-A4?si=aQ8Sudye...

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https://youtu.be/LnHoqHscTKE?si=r0er5HGT...

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