belle & sebastain - dcw
sun kil moon - ghosts
the field - sublime
deaf center - pale ravine

The Smiths and The Cult mainly.

Cutaways

The Soft Machine - 3rd
Pigeonhed - Pigeonhed
Royksopp - Melody A.M
Organized Konfusion - Stress; The extinction agenda
Flying Luttenbachers - Destroy All Music
Springheel Jack - Busy Curious Thirsty (anyone looking to try jazz/bop influenced drum'n'bass check it, almost has some kind of "neo-tokyo" sound to it)
Quickspace - Quickspace
5UU's - Crisis In Clay

Arthur russell - springfield
Eno/hassell - fourth world vol1
Books - the way out

Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You
Björk - Homogenic
American Football - s/t
Tim Hecker - Harmony in Ultraviolet
Aidan Baker - Green & Cold / Scalpel
Yppah - You Are Beautiful At All Times

Memory Tapes - Seek Magic
Labradford - A Stable Reference
Can - Soundtracks
Arcade Fire - The Suburbs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RFunvF0mDw

Interpol

i can't listen to "Evil" without thinking of that creepy ****ing puppet in the video

high places- [I]high places vs. mankind[/I]

finally got a what.cd acct, these were my first d/l's

phil spector - back to mono--this is great, although obviously i'll usually listen a few tracks at the most and switch to other stuff; good when i'm digging the 60s girl group stuff. "there's no one like my baby" by the crystals is my current favorite.

big star - keep an eye on the sky--got this without any prior knowledge about the band and, though i've only listened to, like, half of the first disc, a lot of this stuff here is great--just great pop songwriting.

richard hawley - coles corner--haven't listened to this in full but i love the title track and 'the ocean'; i have a feeling i'll adore the whole thing

dorian concept - when planets explode--i youtubed this and it sounded like a bunch of flying lotus-esque beats which is A okay with me; haven't listened to the album yet.

flying lotus - los angeles--love this. nearly as good as cosmogramma, which is where i started. might be as good. 'parisian goldfish' is the jam.

glenn branca - lesson no. 1--haven't listened; seems like a very interesting artist.

henry cow - unrest--i ****ing love this; fractured "prog" from the 70s. just absolutely insane.

glenn branca - the ascension--ditto with lesson no 1

NguzuNguzu - Got U

this tune. aaaall day

also

Jacques Greene - (Baby I Don't Know) What You Want

arms and sleepers - matador

what a beautiful album.

nosferatu d2

they are okay. lyrics get kinda samey.

Slum Village - Villa Manifesto
Blonde Redhead - Penny Sparkle

<3333333

jay reatard - blood visions
codeine - frigid stars

gonna cop that BR no idea they were putting anything out this year

how is that BR?

nosferatu d2 made the best product of their imagination. sometimes really samey, but the high points are thrust out unexpectedly.

new marcel dettmann is good

Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

wild horses and moonlight mile are two of the best songs ever

is the new slum village good then jared?

yeah it rules

[QUOTE=Time;18137411]Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

wild horses and moonlight mile are two of the best songs ever[/QUOTE]

lol

emeralds & aaron dilloway- [I]under pressure[/I]

this is sweeeeeeeeet

[QUOTE=robertsona;18136049]glenn branca - the ascension--ditto with lesson no 1[/QUOTE]
this is very good

Biosphere - Substrata
Pharoahe Monch - Desire
Björk - Post
The Field - From Here We Go To Sublime
Mount Eerie - Lost Wisdom

the new blonde redhead might be the best of the year.

Nothing - my headphones died
Would Love a Listen - Dead Headphones

Cosmin TRG - Now You Know

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;18139886]the new blonde redhead might be the best of the year.[/QUOTE]

I'm diggin it

Sufjan Stevens - All Delighted People EP

The first track is god tier

besnard lakes- [I]besnard lakes are the dark horse[/I]

definitely interesting, but idk if i'm into it

beatles - past masters vol 2

luvvvvv