Kitsch, have you heard of The Cranes?

Broken Water - Drown

can't wait to listen to the album

[QUOTE=SugarCoatedSour;18838264]Kitsch, have you heard of The Cranes?[/QUOTE]

nah i havent.

should i?

got a record rec?

yes. I'm just at work, will be home in an hour.

Here it is. The Cranes, one of my gems of goth music.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c96-RtA_5ZI[/url]

[QUOTE=Correction;18836158]chromatics - kill for love

seriously the best album of '12 guys[/QUOTE]
this was nice to just lose yourself in. album is really long though, a couple of tracks in the middle almost ruined the experience. like they nearly made me forget i was enjoying the first half hour or so. picked up again towards the end though.

i saw Cursive last week it was killer. Tim Kasher has so much fun on stage

[QUOTE=YDload;18839515]i saw Cursive last week it was killer. Tim Kasher has so much fun on stage[/QUOTE]

Yeah I listened to the new album when it was streaming and wasn't sure what to think. Might go see them live next month though.

[QUOTE=SugarCoatedSour;18838763]Here it is. The Cranes, one of my gems of goth music.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c96-RtA_5ZI[/url][/QUOTE]

this sounds p cool

yeah, it is. They have 3 really well rated albums.

I just got cLOUDDEAD on vinyl and it is all I can listen to

and this song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGio8soejMQ

boredoms - [I]vision creation newsun[/I]
the residents - [I]meet the residents[/I]
seam - [I]headsparks[/I]

^ i been diggin' those.

xiu xiu

what xiu xiu do you recommend, i only have fabulous muscles

port out, starboard home (posh isolation comp, the most focused release theyve ever had. flows as if one artist were behind it all)

young magic - melt (great psych ambience with really interesting beats and dreamy shoegazey guitar textures and vocals)

john flannelly - FABLES (cool analog synth manipulation)

german army - body linguist (minimalistic synth based industrial)

the constants - no organ (rock'n'roll with balls out. "darkness of the night" is one of the most simultaneously badass and catchy songs ever)

sonny sharrock - [I]ask the ages[/I]
boredoms - [I]super roots 7[/I]

Re: What I've Still Been Diggin Lately
 

Hey, everybody - this is my first post here at sputnik. Looking forward to having some good discussions with fellow music aficionados.

A few tunes I've been digging lately:

Alabama Shakes - Hold On (awesome up-and-coming blues-rock band from Dixie)

Good Old War - Calling Me Names (twangy, wistful, alt-country tune)

Grouplove - Tongue Tied (ridiculously catchy)

Feist - The Bad in Each Other

Will Dailey - Counting On Karma (sunny pop-rock gem from a local band)

i've only listened to fabulous muscles before this past week as well. i'm actually thinking it's my least fav overall. i listened to most of his albums in reverse order from his newest, and then in chronological order over the past week. his latest stuff is definitely a bit more poppy and accessible, while his earlier music seemed less coherent and more 'experimental'. they are all cathartic listens to me, probably why i've been enjoying them.

i think you may like his earlier stuff more, so get 'knife play' or 'a promise'. or both. and if you want to try the newer stuff, try 'always'.

the jesus lizard - [I]liar[/I]
neu! - [I]neu! 75[/I]
biosphere - [I]substrata[/I]

best jesus lizard album in my opinion, surpasses even goat.

neu are, of course, amazing

and the biosphere album's pretty neat i need more of this kinda music.

the dear hunter - the color spectrum

autechre - [I]amber[/I]
rites of spring - [I]end on end[/I]
codeine - [I]barely real[/I]
neu - [I]s/t[/I]

I can't seem to stop listening to the Villains "Velocity"

the terminals - [I]uncoffined[/I]

another good flying nun record.

unwound - fake train
young magic - melt
cremation lily - infant
winters resistance - sleep in the white blanket
false moniker - blooming carcass

steerage kwl taste

high places- [I]high places vs. mankind[/I]
elvis costello- [I]my aim is true[/I]
peter bjorn and john- [I]living thing[/I]

the homosexuals - s/t
off minor discog
ajj/ghost mice split
strawberry whiplash - hits in the car
laura stevenson and the cans - sit resit

The Men - [I]Open Your Heart[/I]

Milk Music - Beyond Living

i'm in love.

soon to be digging the two new cremation lily tapes when i get them in the mail
;)
:p
:D

yeah leather satchel is awes

lil b- [I]im gay[/I]
big star- [I]third/sister lovers[/I]
converge- [I]jane doe[/I]
[I]odd future tape vol. 2[/I]
silver jews- [I]american water[/I]

that big star album is unbelievably good, just got tix to see spiritualized in may wooooooooo

Women - Public Strain

i keep coming to this album ever since it first came out. it's soo hard to come by an album that sounds like nobody else nowadays. i mean it has its obvious influences, but it's so forward thinking that it wears them thin and barely noticeably. album of the decade for me for sure. almost makes me want to quit music.

[QUOTE=teenager on the internet;18844862]Milk Music - Beyond Living[/QUOTE]

still digging this one too.

that album is so difficult for me, i dont think ive ever wanted to like an album more but i just cant get into it. like 'eyesore,' that opening guitar riff is one of my favorite things in the world but after that the song doesnt keep my attention

ty segall- [I]goodbye bread[/I]
chromatics- [I]kill for love[/I]
stars- [I]set yourself on fire[/I]
brian jonestown massacre- [I]thank god for mental illness[/I]

chromatics album is awesome

trespassers william - having
off minor
andrew jackson jihad
xiu xiu

mike ix williams - glass torn and war shortage: the intentional poisoning of a shardless society

unholy triforce - sandin yr. vagina

thee open sex - [is not a cult]

(d)(b)(b) - not all girls just wanna have fun

spade and archer - sullo scaffale

superchunk- foolish

milk music - beyond living
nu sensae - tv death and the devil
swans - soundtracks for the blind
merchandise - children of desire

soundtracks for the blind is surprisingly appropriate for driving down Florida.

everything by The Jezabels

the pop group - [I]y[/I]
the birthday party [I]prayers on fire[/I] and [I]junkyard[/I]
pere ubu - [I]new picnic time[/I]

some old postpunk favourites.

Frodus - [I]And We Washed Our Weapons in the Sea[/I]
Labradford - [I]Mi media naranja[/I]
Ulver - [I]Perdition City[/I]
certain Porcupine Tree

artist: the Gentlemen's Butcher
title: Preservation: Consistent Melodic Passages Enhanced with Clouds of Aural Opiates

artist: Dante Augustus Scarlatti
title: Hemispheres of Desolation


artist: Unholy Triforce
title: Sandin' Yr Vagina

artist: Hymnal Bruise
title: Untitled

artist: Semilanceata
title: En wallmoburen myhr, där döön grödha mellom bitter root ok frucht

artist: the Constants
title: No Organ

artist: the Gentlemen's Butcher
title: Persistent Static in the Key of Sleep

and this
[url]http://aurisapothecary.bandcamp.com/album/aax-064-the-fourest-album[/url]