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evilC ignore poster function enabled Posts: 10549	posted 21-06-2012 13:17 I seem to remember Die Antwoord are playing over here soon. It might be at the Bangface festival or it might be elsewhere. <scurries off and actually checks> No, it's ...two weeks today.
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Furtho Posts: 2647	posted 28-06-2012 09:02 Given that it's labelled 2007 this track clearly isn't new in the strict sense of this thread, but John Maus' Bennington - hooky, new wave-y electropop - is new to me, here.
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Slightly Brown Posts: 868	posted 28-06-2012 11:00 While I fear this lumps me in with the too-cool-for-skool-hipster-doofus-loafer crowd, I’m loving Alt-J’s first attempt - An Awesome Wave. Several stand-out tracks, including this one The new Wintersleep album is good, but not great, which is shame. Actually, that seems like a heartless way to some up months of work.
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#684271

Furtho Posts: 2647	posted 28-06-2012 11:44 Might want to take a look at your link there, Slightly.
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#684343

Slightly Brown Posts: 868	posted 28-06-2012 13:59 Furtho wrote: Might want to take a look at your link there, Slightly. Cheers, Furtho. Should be fixed now.
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Tramp The Dirt Down Mongo only pawn... in game of life. Posts: 273	posted 03-07-2012 10:16 Incandenza wrote: Alabama Shakes, "Hold On" Just purchased this album - the whole thing is superb, without doubt my favourite album of the year, just shading Mid Air by Paul Buchanan.
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#686525

Incandenza Posts: 14319	posted 03-07-2012 14:39 I like it. I don't think it's amazing, but I also don't agree with the backlash that seemed to form against the hype for them...a lot of people were saying "that's it?" when it came out.
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Incandenza
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posted 03-07-2012 14:42

Furtho wrote:

This will make me sound like a silly old bastard, but here goes.

On the subject of Poolside, I actually like the description "daytime disco" but where I part company with the text on the page that Inca links to is the idea that that kind of music is relaxing. I mean I gave it a try but the weight of the kick drum just makes it sound absurd to me. Just because a track is not paced at 130bpm doesn't make it a soundtrack for winding down: how can you relax when the kick ensures that you're bouncing off the walls?

I suppose you're right. I don't know if they meant "relaxing" as in "lay around the house and get ready to fall asleep for a nap," but more as in "sit outside and get drunk with some friends," though.

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#686583

Furtho Posts: 2647	posted 03-07-2012 16:57 Haha. I suppose you're right. If they tried that caper while living next door to me I don't know how relaxing they'd find it with me shooting at their heads, mind.
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Vicarious Thrillseeker He's got a Theremin Posts: 913	posted 04-07-2012 07:21 Tramp The Dirt Down wrote: Mid Air by Paul Buchanan. Thanks for that - I had no idea he had released a solo set. That's just fucking gorgeous.
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evilC ignore poster function enabled Posts: 10549	posted 04-07-2012 17:16 The super-prolific DVS NME has a new album out very soon (if not already). From that: 'Unobtainium' It's a little overlong, given its simplicity, but still solid earworm material for the Electro fans.
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#687469

Jimski Posts: 554	posted 05-07-2012 20:56 I'm enjoying this at the moment. Spiky male/female vocal pop. Summer Camp - Always
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#687482

WOM Homesy [sic], really boring regular guy. Posts: 15979	posted 05-07-2012 21:20 Yes, I like that. Clive's one above is quite good, too.
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#687655

Furtho Posts: 2647	posted 06-07-2012 12:24 Big shouty pop choruses from French Films on the tracks Escape In The Afternoon and The Great Wave Of Light, here. Like the DVS NME track, evilC. Can't go wrong with those sorts of classic sounds.
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Furtho Posts: 2647	posted 26-07-2012 11:17 Bit of hauntology/faded tech-folk from the likes of epic45 solo projects My Autumn Empire and The Toy Library, on a tremendous EP of Hood cover versions. Free download from here.
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#698788

Furtho Posts: 2647	posted 06-08-2012 13:16 Super-catchy synthpop from Montreal's Montag, here.
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Bryaniek Demonstrably silly reasoning. Posts: 6360	posted 06-08-2012 17:06 No mention yet of the brilliant Grimes. Oblivion Genesis
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Mumpo In today's room, with today's view Posts: 6011	posted 06-08-2012 18:19 Bryaniek wrote: No mention yet of the brilliant Grimes No?
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#699170

Furtho Posts: 2647	posted 07-08-2012 09:03 Acoustic dreaminess by the delightful Memory Drawings (inc. ex-Hood), here.
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#699208

Slightly Brown Posts: 868	posted 07-08-2012 11:35 The DIIV album received an extensive play in the SB household this weekend. The latest Sun Kill Moon record also has some excellent moments and lyrical flourishes (he's a right dry bastard).
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