That is very Bowie in all the best ways. Do you have an album I can buy on Amazon? You absolutely have another fan now. Just wow. I love this freakin shit.
Hey thanks Tocky! Much appreciated! Definitely a big influence, although I think for this one I'm veering a little into Nick Cave territory too...
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Then stay away from abandoned wells, deep in the woods. Or wear a GPS tracker at least.Originally Posted by Fingernail
Been on a J-EDM/J-Jazz/J-Core kick and this one just hits for some reason.
Also this one popped up when I had Odyssey running a random playlist of mp3s on my phone earlier today.
Good eve to you all.
Edit:
Also Fingernail, that's a fantastic song, as Tocky said it's very Bowie in the best way and gives me a bit of a stripped down Phillip Boa & the Voodooclub vibe as well.
Last edited by sp4f; 28th Oct 2023 at 20:17.
"Take a little walk to the edge of town and go across the tracks..."
Thanks sp4f! Don't know them but I'll check them out.
A song about that time Germany wanted to bomb Britain into submission...
There's also a remix version. Not sure which one I like better. Very different energy and a bit more unsettling perhaps:
I've loved the music of The Beatles all my life, and I also love this "new" song of theirs that was released yesterday. I never thought that I'd be able to say this in 2023!
The song is called 'Now And Then' and it hits all the right notes for me. I think it sounds like a proper Beatles song, which is something that I didn't take for granted. Of course, it's not as good as some of the old Beatles classics, but I didn't expect it to be. They really could have messed this one up, so in a way this is actually better than I expected!
The short film about the making of the song is definitely worth watching as well. The bit where they manage to isolate John Lennon's vocals from an old demo tape using modern technology made me feel a bit emotional.
A few days late on this, but here's a fantastic cover of John Carpenter's Halloween.
Im listening to song 2 by blur right now. still haven't found song 1 though.
"Song 2" is the second track on Blur's self-titled album, so "Song 1" would be "Beetlebum" of course. Check it out, it's a much better song!
TTLG was where I was introduced to Cloud Cult, via a post from I think more than a decade ago in a thread I have forgotten (...though it might even be this one). I've been keeping up with them ever since, from the point where Craig and his wife lost their infant son and the dark and splintering effigies they made in album form about it, to the (slightly boring, but that's okay!) ones that moved on from grief to sombre moments flecked with quiet acceptance and onwards to childlike joy again. They're hippie-dippie baroque pop eco-conservationists who tend to err on the side of annoyingly precious and almost twee, but then they slap out a banger and everything's good again. For me, it's always been a pleasure to catch up with them.
So thanks to whomever posted about them here, and I hope they're still listening to this band. And here's a song if they aren't.
Last edited by Sulphur; 4th Nov 2023 at 12:21.
So smooth. So chill. So dope.
i am listening to these musics as the sunset bid its goodbye...
(R.I.P mark lanegan & van conner)
(gonna play it on repeat)
Did I post this one already? Can't remember. Anyway, great cover.
My daughter both shamed me and made me feel proud when she came up with a Floyd song I had never heard and I liked it. It's off the 72 album, Obscured by Clouds which I somehow missed.
I had read the Arthur C. Clarke story it was named for so I still have that one up on her.
My favorite Gary Newman tune was the first track off of his Songs From A Broken Mind, "I am Dust".
This one is for the working man and woman. The get up every day and do what you have to no matter the damage to yourself because there are others counting on you ones.
I'll be damned. He did it again. A bullseye. No wonder I named my cat after him.
i become ensnared in the world of early electronic music work , such as this :
yet another electronic music tracks :
back to instrumental music again, these sort of musics did grab me on a first listen and i always come around with these type of musics :
Another favourite track :
Listening to the new Jesus and Mary Chain song. And it's actually good! Which is surprising to me, because I hate when old rockstars try to make music like they did in their 20's (i.e. when they still had ideas), but this just sounds like JAMC if they were a contemporary band.
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