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So, i learned of the black keys debut and LCD Soundsytem's first ep from here - what gems can the collective offer today?
White Rabbits
The Burns Unit
Pan Sonic
Bat for Lashes
Cibo Matto
None of them have much, if anything in common, apart fropm the fact that they are brilliant.
I'm listening to London Calling right now.
I sometimes forget how good it is, but not for long 😉
percee p - lung collapsing lyrics
I'm mostly listening to Ballake Sissoko at the moment
If you liked the Black Keys, The Black Angels' "Phosphene Dream" album may appeal.
Juan Maclean
Shit robot
Death in vegas
The 2 bears
The rapture
Wild beasts
Metronomy
Tuneyards.
the list goes on
viva la woman is aceCibo Matto
I'm listening to Pete & the Pirates, Aiden Moffat & Bill Wells a lot just now.
For a good lucky dip get on the iPlayer and tune into Huey Morgan's radio 2 or 6 music show. A huge variety of music and you will love at least some of it.
Juan Maclean
Shit robot
The rapture
Metronomy
Tuneyards.
White Rabbits
The Burns Unit
all a heavy part of the collection - for some reason can't get on with the black angels although I did see them storm a gig in manchester a few years ago
Will check out the others- cheers folks, keep them coming!
Check out the piano concerto No 2 in F major composed by Dmitri Shostakovich. One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.
If you like the Black Keys try RL Burnside, Ass Pocket of Whisky and Wish I was In Heaven. I saw the Black Keys the other week and saw Rich Robinson this week so I'll recommend his latest, Through A Crooked Sun, one of the best albums I've heard for a long time, a grower.
I'm listening to Damian Marley at the mo, you might or might not like it.
Well, there's a new field music album out.
The Cornshead Sisters debut is out soon too.
And the Futureheads have an Acapella album out soon
Get a DAB radio, a notepad or Shazam on a smartphone, and listen to 6Music as often as you can and take notes.
Go into WHSmith and buy The Word magazine regularly and listen to the free CD and read the reviews. A lot of the artists mentioned will become very familiar. It's how I continually find lots of new music.
I could also mention:
Beth Jean Houghton and the Hooves Of Destiny
Allo Darlin'
RM Hubbert
Tog
Jagwar Ma
Kathleen Edwards
Alt-J
Niki & The Dove
Tiny Ruins
Sharon Van Etten
Portico Quartet
Loney Dear
Polica
Grimes
Magic Magic
Robert Ellis
Lucy Rose
Porcelain Raft
Ren Harview
James Levy & The Blood Red Rose
Gotye
Lianna La Havas
All these are tags from the last couple of weeks on Shazam that caught my attention on 6Music. A significant number I've bought where available; not all are, yet.
There's shit-loads of good new music out there that's easy to find, just listen to 6Music.
Here's my contribution. Slight mish-mash 🙂
If you like the retro sound like the Black Keys, which are awesome btw - all albums, then check out the singers solo album, forgot the name. Or some sunshine aussie psych try tame impala - innerspeaker. Still big fan of The Horrors - Skying too.
CountZero +1
cant go wrong with listening to 6 music. i love the steve lamacq/ marc riley section of the day. excellent cross section of new and old. acdc, nick cave, echo and the bunnymen, old adam and the ants, dead kennedys last night 🙂
while we're on the subject of 6Music - Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service is excellent. Quite akin to John Peel at his best.
On similar lines to LCD Soundsystem: !!! (aka. chk chk chk) - amazing band.
The new John Talabot album fin is nice.
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Check out Austin Peralta. Jazz.. Niiice.. 😉
(can't stand it personally!)
Talabot don't do jazz, but it is niiiice.
Have only just discovered Onra, shame on me.....
New Shlohmo is good.
So I'm going to get the Tune Association thread going again. I need more stuff to investigate.
No way that one passed under my radar
So I'm going to get the Tune Association thread going again
Was just thinking the same thing myself, have got a lot of new stuff but not had time to check most of it. Symetry - Themes for an imaginary film is good if you've not heard
I get a lot of my new music via [url= http://www.gorillavsbear.net/ ]Gorilla vs. Bear[/url].
Their mixtapes can be a bit hit and miss, but they're a good way of finding new music if you can't get 6 music. Usually more convenient than downloading the individual tracks too.
I'm liking the new Burial EP at the moment, particularly [i]Ashtray Wasp[/i], and I quite Niki and the Dove's [i]The Fox[/i].
If any of you use spotify you should try spotibot.type in a band you like and it generates a playlist that you can drag directly into spotify.obviously of similar stuff to the artisy you typed in.you can choose the length of the playlist too.its a good way to discover new stuff.
Personally i miss passing round mix tapes though!
paulosoxo, the MPFree on 6Music Wednesday was the Cornshead Sisters, and very good it was too. Nice connection with 6 as Marie Santiago was Lauren's bandmate in Kenickie. Good to hear another of the girls making music.
Thanks chaps - am working through the suggestions - some real gems!