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Happy New Year!
As another year has drawn to a close and a new one begins, we must once again celebrate! We celebrate a year closed: good cheer, good music, and most of all, good community. May 2015 continue to bring cheer and good will to all of you, and may it bring good music - starting now!
ClosingTime's Legend Pick
Of Porcelain - A Southern Summer's Breeze
Genre: downtempo, idm, electronic
Torrents: torrents.php?id=593146
Review: dancefever5000.wordpress.com wrote:
This is the music for hopeless romantics, made in the City of Angels by a renegade poet. My fickle soul falls in love with music on a daily basis; maybe my heart is made Of Porcelain too. Stop and listen.
I love triangles entrapment edit: We take this opportunity to thank ClosingTime for his incredible service to the community!
chai's Staff Pick
Imperial Drag - Imperial Drag
Genre: alternative, pop, rock, alternative.rock, glam.rock
Torrents: torrents.php?id=335572
Review:
Glammy arrangements, gender-bending lyrics, and goofy lead guitar licks: No, it's not another posthumous Freddie Mercury project — it's a post-Jellyfish effort by Roger Manning. And while Imperial Drag's Queen-meets-the-Zombies keyboard-heavy power pop is often cloying, it also sticks in your head like bubble gum in a synthetic wig.
brancusi's Staff Pick
Anton Bruckner: The Symphonies - Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Bernard Haitink
Genre: classical
Torrents: torrents.php?id=72399540
Review:
Bruckner was utterly unique - a medieval mystic and a Baroque contrapuntist stuck in a nineteenth century harmonic body - and Haitink understands this. Philips' mid-'60s through early-'70s sound is rich, warm, deep, and fully competitive with the best contemporary sound.
vitiate's Staff Pick
Charanjit Singh - Synthesizing - Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat
Genre: Electronic, Indian
Torrents: torrents.php?id=731970
Review:
It's easy to get distracted by what this album sounds (an early 1980s precursor to acid house), or the fact that the title references disco, which it isn't. Discard that and instead take it for what it is - an electronic composition that does for Indian classical music what Walter Carlos (now Wendy Carlos) did for Western classical music. The fact that there's a great backstory of this being a legendary "Lost Album" just adds an interesting layer of context - an album ahead enough of its time that, despite being forgotten, sounds like one of the foundations of several modern genres, not least because of heavy usage of the Roland TB-303 and TR-808.
Ajax's Staff Pick
RotFront - 17 Deutsche Tänze
Genre: Alternative, Gyspy, World
Torrents: torrents.php?id=72777903
Review:
Grab the vodka and the pickled herring, we're partying with the devil tonight.
Glacier's Staff Pick
Lagwagon - Trashed
Genre: Punk rock, skate punk, melodic hardcore
Torrents: torrents.php?id=51507
Review:
Trashed.
Logos' Staff Pick
65daysofstatic - Wild Light
Genre: post.rock, electronic
Torrents: torrents.php?id=72573012
Review:
Turn your volume up!
If you really want reviews, knock yourself out.
PepoteRouge's Staff Pick
Skip James - Today!
Genre: acoustic.blues, delta.blues
Torrents: torrents.php?id=140604
Review:
This is the later work of one of the finest blues men from the thirties, and what a powerful comeback it is. It has all the great things from this era's folk/blues music: Evocative lyrics, haunting vocals and sometimes simple but very personal accompaniment, and all that in sound quality that was never possible at its peak. Another reason to pick this album specifically is that it features intimate rerecordings of some of his best original songs together, and like a blues man they only got better with age. Amazingly Skip James' trademark falsetto is unharmed. Here it ranges between silky and haunting, between soothing, incredibly sad and very dark while his fluid picking never lets you slip in attention throughout the songs. They are poetic, vivid and quite accessible stories of hard times and the folly of man, delivered with a load of soul. Beautiful from the very first track on.
DixieFlatline's Staff Pick
David Darling - Dark Wood
Genre: Instrumental, Classical, Ambient
Torrents: torrents.php?id=265341
Review:
Nature is a haunted house.
Gautam's Staff Pick
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
Genre: soul, rhythm.and.blues
Torrents: torrents.php?id=51310
Review:
>inb4 Gautam is a pleb
Lisbeth's Staff Pick
Kiasmos - Kiasmos
Genre: Minimal Techno, Modern Classical
Torrents: torrents.php?id=72803803
Review:
"If you've got the patience, then this is a remarkably rewarding listen." - The405
Bourbon's Staff Pick
Yellow Swans - Going Places
Genre: Noise, Drone
Torrents: torrents.php?id=691579
Review:
The final album from Yellow Swans, Going Places is a focused and appropriate climax from this prolific noise/drone duo.
puddy's Staff Pick
Bud Powell - The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 1
Genre: jazz
Torrents: torrents.php?id=102588
WithTiredEyes' Staff Pick
Mike Doughty - Haughty Melodic
Genre: Rock, "Indie"
Torrents: torrents.php?id=39123
Review:
I hadn't listened to anything Mike Doughty had done since Soul Coughing, until a friend reminded me that he existed and I decided to pick up this album. Yes, Dave Matthews provides vocals on "Tremendous Brunettes", but whether you like him or can't stand him, this disc is solid all the way through and deserves to be played loudly and have its lyrics analysed. Go download this.
sprinkle's Staff Pick
Mathusalem - Magic Feel
Genre: Synthwave
Torrents: torrents.php?id=72667573
SevenNationArmy's Staff Pick
The New Basement Tapes - Lost on the River
Genre: Rock, Folk
Torrents: torrents.php?id=72827421
brd's Staff Pick
Sonna - We Sing Loud Sing Soft Tonight
Genre: post.rock
Torrents: torrents.php?id=40275
Review:
Pretty songs come a dime a dozen, and simple beauty is not what makes Sonna so special. There is a complexity to their music, executed so seamlessly that it often goes unnoticed. It's that complexity that makes every song so memorable. Subtle changes in time signature and tempo creep in without jarring the listener. More often than not the guitars are playing in different time signatures simultaneously, yet never become the tangled mess one would expect. With the occasional hushed verse of vocals poking through in spots, the pieces are elevated to near pop song status, breathing angelic life into fragile, somnambulant compositions.
Entrapment's Staff Pick
Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Genre: indie, psychedelic, lo.fi, pop
Torrents: torrents.php?id=71992220
Review:
Lo-fi indie rock with hooks like you wouldn't believe. You need to listen to this.
Peppermint's Staff Pick
Gustavo Santaolalla - The Last of Us
Genre: Soundtrack, Ambient, Folk, Instrumental
Torrents: torrents.php?id=72506745
Review:
One of the best videogame soundtracks to match one of the best games.
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