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Music Lovers of Era - What Are You Listening to? Share it and discuss. Let's put each other onto music.
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I've been really into Italian post-punk lately, Havah specifically is very good IMO.
Also Japan Suicide
Also Japan Suicide
I'm listening this atm but it's just something nice that's playing thru my recommended soundcloud list
https://soundcloud.com/user-531962412/sunset-blu-swing
https://soundcloud.com/user-531962412/sunset-blu-swing
Unfortunately 2018 wasn't an especially great musical year for me. There was a lot of stuff that came out that would have been right up my alley, but I ended up not really buying any albums. I should really look through the 2018 releases again some time. I have pretty much just been listing to a bunch of stuff from 2017, especially that year's Billy Woods album "Known Unknowns" is still very present in my daily song rotations. Here's the first song on the album:
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Whispering Sons - Images
https://open.spotify.com/track/3aqa964dlV5Ds0CQKBgf1J?si=9uCycySIRmGsKW5kWRAqNQ
All of the available embeddable links have the uncensored artwork 🤷🏽♂️
OMG Vampire Weekend came out with their first piece of music in eons and I DID NOT KNOW. Blindsided like the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact! Hail ho!!
Koenig be nimble, Koenig be swift..?
Koenig be nimble, Koenig be swift..?
Been into Ninja Sex Party a lot after learning about then through a friend, most of their songs, but this song here ks where they really broke through to that next level with a more serious piece.
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Just finishing up the newest album by And the Kids, actually the first of theirs I've listened to. Really great stuff.
Delicate Steve randomly came up on my Spotify Discovery queue, and I kind of like the music. Always up for some good electirc guitar, and I appreciate how varied his stuff feels.
Aberdeen was recently featured on Adam Neely's youtube channel (which is one of the best music related channels on youtube IMO), and i instantly fell in love with their music. Too bad it's just one album for now.
And Derek Brown with his Saxophone Beatboxing. Not even generally a fan of this sort of thing, but saxophones instantly make everything a thousand times better. And I'm a fan of creative ways of playing music.
Aberdeen was recently featured on Adam Neely's youtube channel (which is one of the best music related channels on youtube IMO), and i instantly fell in love with their music. Too bad it's just one album for now.
And Derek Brown with his Saxophone Beatboxing. Not even generally a fan of this sort of thing, but saxophones instantly make everything a thousand times better. And I'm a fan of creative ways of playing music.
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I finished watching Misfits again last night and was reminded of this song that I had not heard in quite some time.
Stumbled upon this song after a Joe Rogan experience video on YouTube.
Instantly hooked, listened to the song 100 times and the album is some weird creative incredible addictive stuff.
https://youtu.be/jxNydNnYF5A
Instantly hooked, listened to the song 100 times and the album is some weird creative incredible addictive stuff.
https://youtu.be/jxNydNnYF5A
Nice thread, look forward to digging into some of this stuff over the weekend
I don't listen to '80s or synth pop stuff much nowadays, but Belarusian four-piece Molchat Doma are fucking masters of the craft
Can't get enough of this album
I don't listen to '80s or synth pop stuff much nowadays, but Belarusian four-piece Molchat Doma are fucking masters of the craft
Can't get enough of this album
Is this the most Recent 'What Are You Listening To'? I swear I can't use Era Search Function well. Anyway, after a thread on Slayyyter wherein I found Dorian Electra and having had Flamboyant play on Spotify which transitioned into an Endless Album Radio I heard this. Was stuck in my head and I found it right now. So I'm listening to this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H11-QZeBR9c
Point me to more recent OT if I fucked up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H11-QZeBR9c
Point me to more recent OT if I fucked up.
Thanks. I was looking for the most recent one as I assumed there was a new one each year.........glossed over the previous ones assuming they were dead.......I did say I sucked at using Era.
No biggie. A lot of people start new threads and I end up pointing them in that direction.
Awesome rock band out of El Salvador called Ran42k.
The name of the band was the idea of the drummer, it stands for Righteous among nation's. His grandfather was a war hero in ww2, saved over 40,000 Jews. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/José_Castellanos_Contreras
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They are already in Google music and spotify.
The name of the band was the idea of the drummer, it stands for Righteous among nation's. His grandfather was a war hero in ww2, saved over 40,000 Jews. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/José_Castellanos_Contreras
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Don't feel like posting a bunch of videos and what not, but I've been on a huge Death kick lately. I always knew they kind of started the death metal scene, and that they were a great band, (if not technically death metal, ironically), but I never really gave them the attention they deserved. Turns out they're one of the best goddamn bands of all time, and each of their albums were outstanding metal productions, with their final two albums, Symbolic and the Sound of Perseverance, being utter masterclass works of metal. I know this board doesn't have a lot of fans of metal in general, but if you've ever appreciated death, doom, or thrash metal on any level, give those albums a shot at least, and just listen to the pristine production quality. Rest in peace Chuck.